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{{Town_Infobox|title1 = Edmonton|image1 = Download-1588039420.png|caption1 = AKA Gateway to the North or City of Champions|town = Edmonton|nation = Salish|region = Christianity|population = 2|/t_list_page = April 15, 2020|languages = English (Official), French|owner = xGoat_|chunks = 10|continent = North America|militia = Salish Armed Forces}}Edmonton is the northernmost and easternmost town of the Salish Federation, situated on the banks of Alberta's Lesser Slave Lake. Founded on the abandoned town site of the old city of Strathcona on April 15, 2020, Edmonton has rapidly grown into a cultural and economic hub for | {{Town_Infobox|title1 = Edmonton|image1 = Download-1588039420.png|caption1 = AKA Gateway to the North or City of Champions|town = Edmonton|nation = Salish|region = Christianity|population = 2|/t_list_page = April 15, 2020|languages = English (Official), French|owner = xGoat_|chunks = 10|continent = North America|militia = Salish Armed Forces}}Edmonton is the northernmost and easternmost town of the Salish Federation, situated on the banks of Alberta's Lesser Slave Lake. Founded on the abandoned town site of the old city of Strathcona on April 15, 2020, Edmonton has rapidly grown into a cultural and economic hub for all of Northern Alberta, hence its nickname the Gateway to the North. | ||
Revision as of 06:33, 30 April 2020
Edmonton is the northernmost and easternmost town of the Salish Federation, situated on the banks of Alberta's Lesser Slave Lake. Founded on the abandoned town site of the old city of Strathcona on April 15, 2020, Edmonton has rapidly grown into a cultural and economic hub for all of Northern Alberta, hence its nickname the Gateway to the North.