Land, Location and Buildings
Edmonton, Alberta's capital city, is an international transportation hub with excellent land development options and a streamlined building permit process.
The City maintains a variety of reports and publications including land inventory analysis, demographic trends and forecasts, taxes and utility charges comparison with other cities, as well as other facts and information that may be beneficial to your home, group, or business.
Edmonton Geographic Location
Longitude: West 113 degrees, 29 minutes, 24 seconds
Latitude: North 53 degrees, 32 minutes, 43 seconds
Edmonton is at the same approximate latitude as Manchester, England and Hamburg, Germany. Edmonton is in the same Mountain time zone as Denver, Salt Lake City and Phoenix.
The city straddles the Yellowhead Highway, an important east-west road route that leads to the port of Prince Rupert on the Pacific Ocean, and is also a direct inland route to major trading and shipping hubs in Saskatoon, Sask and Winnipeg, Mb. Edmonton is also connected by rail to Prince Rupert's deep water port, making both cities an important link in the North American-Asian global trade chain.
Edmonton is one hub of the economically vibrant Edmonton-Calgary Corridor and is connected to Calgary via the Queen Elizabeth II Highway, a four lane route.
Area
Total area of Edmonton City proper:
699. 8 square kilometres (270. 2 square miles)
Total area of the Edmonton Metropolitan Area:
9,532 square kilometres (3,680 square miles)
For more information:
Robert Higgins
Growth Analysis Unit
Sustainable Development
6th Floor, 10250-101 St.
Edmonton, AB
T5J 3P4
| Title | Planner |
|---|---|
| Telephone | 780-496-6069 |
| Fax | 780-401-7068 |
| robert.higgins@edmonton.ca |
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