Strathmore

Strathmore is a town situated along the Trans-Canada Highway in southern Alberta, Canada inside Wheatland County. It is around 50 kilometers east of the City of Calgary. Today, the town is an imperative farming network. Oil and gas investigation is additionally a developing enthusiasm for the zone. It is the central station of Golden Hills School Division. Numerous inhabitants drive every day from Strathmore to Calgary. In the 21st century, the town has seen a noteworthy development in business advancement, with many establishment eateries and a couple of huge box chain stores opening in the network.

The town started as a village for the Canadian Pacific Railway CPR lines that were worked in the territory in 1883. The CPR named the town after one of its supporters: Claude Bowes-Lyon, the Earl of Strathmore. The Earl's granddaughter, Queen Elizabeth – as associate to King George VI – later went through the network on the "Regal Train" in late May 1939.