County buildings with public wifi available

Single line representations of the high load corridor which shows the preferred route (in conjunction with proper permits) for high load vehicles. High load corridors consist of designated roadways within the Province of Alberta that have overhead utility lines raised to accommodate loads of up to 9.0 meters high unless noted otherwise.

Single line representations of the high load corridor which shows the preferred route (in conjunction with proper permits) for high load vehicles. High load corridors consist of designated roadways within the Province of Alberta that have overhead utility lines raised to accommodate loads of up to 9.0 meters high unless noted otherwise.

All county named buildings, centers, and facilities.

All county named buildings, centers, and facilities.

Data being provided is based on a valuation date of July 1, 2020 and a property condition date as of December 31, 2020. 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.

Data being provided is based on a valuation date of July 1, 2020 and a property condition date as of December 31, 2020. 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.

Locations where there is a tree. The data are loaded 4 times per year from the 'treeworks' dataset.

Locations where there is a tree. The data are loaded 4 times per year from the 'treeworks' dataset.

This dataset contains weekday average vehicle counts at a particular location on a specific date. Data collection from 1980.