Edmonton

I'm guessing it was like other HBC trading Forts which means everything. It was the Super Store of the day. Of course you could get guns and everything for guns, as well as axes, knifes, traps, hinges, door latches, kettles, pots, pans, and anything else made of metal you might want but you could also get spices, flour, and other food not locally available. Clothing, blankets, books, tobacco, medicine, anything that traded well was stocked.

And anything you could think of could be ordered. Lets say you want to hold a big party, you could order a piano, likely even someone to play it. Of course they are not going to show up for a year or more but you could order it.

One of the biggest attractions in Edmonton, Alberta is the West Edmonton Mall. It is the largest mall in North America and has an indoor water park, hotel, movie theater, and well over 50 shops and stores. Depending on the time of year, visitors could watch the Edmonton Oilers of the National Hockey League or the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League play.

assuming your talking Canada, they are 97.3 Miles apart or 157 Kilometers.

about 2 hours drive

The snowfall total for January 2012 in Edmonton was 7.9cm.

499 kms

Yes. The Rocky Mountains run along the western border, from the central area south east of Grande Prairie/Peace River all the way south to the USA/Canada border. The lower half of the western Alberta border follows the mountains that angle in slightly in to the east.

1. Calgary-1,162,100 2. Edmonton-1,081,300 3. Red Deer-85,705 4. Lethbridge-83,960 5. Fort Mcmurray-81,079 6. Medicine Hat-60,120 7. Sherwood Park-59,409 8. St Albert-57,719 9. Grande Prairie-50,227 10. Airdrie-38,049

Accourding to Wikipedia Blackfoot attacked fort Edmonton

While this may be true, read the Wikipedia article. That was a one-time kind of thing, and I don't want it to be represented as defining the entire relationship. In fact, for the vast majority of the time, the Fort

Sometimes this trading relationship led to some women from the First Nations marrying European

its all wrong look on a good site...NOW!!

fort Edmonton all started in 1630 and ended today and you should study the peoples........FEED THE PEOPLES!!

One can find houses available for rent in Edmonton listed on Kijiji. There are many listed at different rental rates. Some have fenced yards and include utilities. One can also search within the Edmonton Journal for houses available for rent.

The first in habitats settled in the area that is now Edmonton around 3,000 BC.

It is 2,794 miles according to Google Maps.

Typically, the flight (direct) would last between 7 - 9 hours, depending on aircraft type and strength of a head/tail wind.

However, I've never actually been on a direct flight from GLA to YYC simply because no direct flights are offered. Amsterdam is always the connection city on my itinerary.

Hope this helps, and enjoy your trip.

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Edmonton borders the Parkland, Sherwood Park and Strathcona counties.

The Badlands are 210 kilometers from Edmonton.

The website http://www.westedmontonmall.com tells us that they have "over 800 stores, restaurants, attractions and services".

The numbers for 2012 will not be released until next year. However, for 2011, the number of people residing in Edmonton was 812,201, and the population of the Edmonton metropolitan area was 1,159,869.

Dublin is 7 hours ahead of Edmonton.

Using the shortest possible route (Highway 16 west to Jasper, Highway 93 [the Columbia Icefield Parkway] south to Highway 1 [the TransCanada Highway], Highway 1 east to Calgary, and Highway 2 (the Queen Elizabeth II] north to Edmonton) your total distance would be 915 kilometers (571 miles).

Driving time would vary, but Edmonton to Jasper is about 3.5 hours. Jasper to Calgary is about 5 hours. Calgary to Edmonton is about 2.8 hours.

So without stops for gas or meals-and assuming you don't hit Calgary during rush hour-our total driving time is 11.3 hours, more or less. I would think it's closer to 13 hours if you obey the speed limits (approximately) and stop to gas up.

Nathan

This is an approximate direct (straight line) distance. During actual travel, this distance may change if a different flight route is chosen.

The distance between the two places in miles is:944

Beside the parking lot.

about 2 and a half hours

The driving distance from Edmonton, AB, Canada to Stony Plain, AB, Canada is 26.16mi / 42.11km