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Town in Alberta, Canada
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Stettler is a town of 5,900 (2016) in the Central Corridor, nicknamed "The Heart of Alberta."
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Stettler Museum
A historic village with a great selection of historical artifacts and buildings which tell the story of Stettler's History. There are 26 buildings with 10 historic buildings including a general store, church and courthouse.
Alberta Prairie offers an exciting one-day adventure on board a real steam- or diesel-powered train. The train leaves Stettler and returns 5-6 hours later. All excursions include a full-course buffet meal which is included in the fare, on board entertainment and maybe even a train robbery.
Boss Hill Campground
Stettler is approximately 100 km east of Red Deer at the junction of Highway 12 and Highway 56. It is approximately 183 km southeast of Edmonton and 225 km northeast of Calgary.
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