Stirling

The Canadian Prairies define the setting of Stirling — broad farmland, open horizons and a grid of rural roads shape daily life in this small southern Alberta community southeast of Lethbridge. Founded in 1899 by settlers associated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the village retains a notably coherent layout of wide streets, irrigation ditches and farmsteads. Stirling Agricultural Village was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 2001, recognizing one of the country’s best-preserved Mormon agricultural settlements. Its streets and fields reflect the practical planning of a prairie farming community. Continue with other webcams from southern Alberta to see how this part of the Canadian Prairies connects regionally.

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