Spirit River

Spirit River is a town in northern Alberta, Canada. It is found 78 km 48 mi north of Grande Prairie at the intersection of Highway 49 and Highway 731. The principal school opened in 1910 and the railroad touched base in 1916. The 2016 Census of Population led by Statistics Canada, the Town of Spirit River recorded a populace of 995 living in 442 of its 487 aggregate private homes, a −2.9% change from its 2011 populace of 1,025. With a land region of 3.14 km it had a populace thickness of 316.9km in 2016.

The Town of Spirit River had a populace of 1,025 living in 425 of its 471 aggregate abodes, a - 10.7% change from its 2006 populace of 1,148. With a land territory of 2.81 km it had a populace thickness of 364.8/km. The people group is generally horticultural, being situated in the ripe Peace Country. It likewise includes a functioning oil and gas industry. Together with Rycroft, Spirit River benefits a region of around 10,000 individuals. The town includes the Richardson Pioneer Central Peace Aquatic Center and the Spirit River and District Museum.