Points representing clean outs in the storm system. Clean outs are located at the end of each sump pump discharge line.

“The maps are provided for information purposes only and are not a replacement for contacting Alberta One Call”

This data represents Strathcona County owned fibre optic cables. The data source is a combination of different sources. Portions of the geometry are surveyed, while other portions are from unprojected AutoCAD sources.

Single line representation of a sub-sample of the 1 metre contour intervals at every 5 metres for the northern portion of Strathcona County

“Splash Parks" are outdoor areas designated for water recreation that are owned by Strathcona County. Typically, a splash park (also referred to as a spray park) is a concrete area with water pipes, jets, colourful characters, and other items that move water by shooting, spraying, trickling, or other similar means. They are typically focused for children but all residents are welcome. Splash parks are usually within a 'park' but not always. This data set does not include areas like outdoor swimming pools, or water recreation features that people do not interact with such as decorative fountains. Splash park features are represented as points.

Single line representations of service lines in the waste water system. Lateral lines are buried under ground. Lateral lines transfer sewage from houses and commercial buildings to major gravity or pressurized sewer pipes.“The maps are provided for information purposes only and are not a replacement for contacting Alberta One Call”

Polygon areas representing household census data aggregated to enumeration area gathered in the 2015 Municipal Census.
The municipal census was conducted in the spring of 2015. The census gathers information such as the number of people who live in the home, their ages and gender; the type of dwelling; and length of residency in Strathcona County. An up-to-date census count ensures the County receives the maximum grant dollars based on population. These dollars go toward municipal programs such as roads, transit, and community and family services. Census information is also used to plan for future services and programs.
The GIS Branch may use the household data for analysis; however, areas containing less than 50 people will not be reported. This practice is in line with Statistics Canada reporting. The data is not available directly to Strathcona County staff but is available upon request and permission from LLS. The data is not shared publicly at the household level. These data are also available in tabular format (https://data.strathcona.ca/Demographics/Municipal-Census-2015-EA-Dataset/hr9i-97jz).

Single line representation of a sub-sample of the 1 metre contour intervals at every 5 metres for the northern portion of Strathcona County

This data represents 1 metre contours in the northern portion of Strathcona County.

The 1 metre contour data was generated using the Digital Elevation Model (DEM) from the 2013 Orthophoto capture, which was based on the AltaliS 15 metre Lidar and the 1 metre lidar Strathcona County purchased. The 15 metre AltaLIS lidar has an accuracy of +/- 30 cm while the 1 metre lidar has an accuracy of +/- 15 cm. Because they are combined in the DEM, the accuracy varies depending on the coverage area.

Alberta 3TM Reference Meridian 114W

Points representing valves that are used to isolate portions of the water systems.   Water system valves are primarily used to control (open or close) the flow of water supply.

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Data being provided is based on a valuation date of July 1, 2017 and a property condition date as of December 31, 2017. Strathcona County does not warrant, or guarantee the accuracy of this information. The County does not assume nor accept any liability from the use of the information.