Picture Butte

Picture Butte is a town in southern Alberta, Canada. It is found 27 km 17 mi north of the city of Lethbridge. It guarantees the title of "Domesticated animals Feeding Capital of Canada." Picture Butte got its name from a conspicuousness southeast of town. By 1947, be that as it may, the conspicuousness' dirt had been adjusted and utilized for road changes, thruway development and a dyke on the shore of the Picture Butte Lake Reservoir. The noticeable quality never again exists. Homesteading in the region started in the mid twentieth century. You can come and explore this place.

The working of the Lethbridge Northern Irrigation System in 1923 and the CPR rail line in 1925 animated a convergence of pioneers. The primary mail station opened in 1925. In 1943, Picture Butte turned into a town, and it accomplished town status in 1961 with a populace of 978. The Canadian Sugar Factory shut in 1978 and brought about the loss of duty incomes and work chances to the town. Modern action comprises of little administration, warehousing and wholesaling businesses. The town attached around 165 sections of land 0.67 km2 in 1991, altogether changing the town's limit since the general civil arrangement of 1980.