Leduc

Leduc occupies a prairie setting beside Telford Lake in central Alberta. South of Edmonton, it stands on the Queen Elizabeth II Highway, the main road corridor linking Alberta’s two largest cities, Edmonton and Calgary. Telford Lake and its surrounding parkland bring a waterside focus to a city shaped by open plains and metropolitan connections. Leduc’s name is inseparable from Leduc No. 1, the 1947 oil discovery near the city that marked a turning point in Alberta’s petroleum industry. Edmonton International Airport lies just north, reinforcing Leduc’s role in a busy regional corridor. Discover how Leduc fits into central Alberta by browsing webcams nearby.

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