Infrastructure Highlights

Building connections in Lac Ste. Anne County.

Our vast network of highway and railroad systems facilitates the flow of goods and services through the County. Highway 43 transverses the County and offers a major connection from Edmonton through to northern Alberta and the Peace River area. Click Here to download a PDF of the region's main transportation infrastructure.

Lac Ste. Anne County Infrastructure Overview

Railroad System

The Class 1 railroad system includes the CN Sangudo subdivision which is the CN rail branch line from Edmonton to Kaybob near Fox Creek and is just an hour from Acheson. Both CN and CP railways operate intermodal container yards in Edmonton.

Community spotlight:

Waters Edge

Choose your own adventure

The Estates at Waters Edge is a secure and gated, 50-acre, lakefront community on Lac Ste Anne. Prime lakefront, lakeside or lake view lots are available, all of them with lake access, and all are fully serviced. We offer a variety of house plans with options to customize, with an array of offerings to meet timing needs. At Waters Edge, elevated lake life is at your doorstep. Fall in love with a remarkable collection of resort-inspired, on-site lifestyle opportunities that create rich and rewarding experiences.

Community spotlight:

Waters Edge

Choose your own adventure

Traveling by Land and Air

Highway Corridors

Three major corridors intersect the County. The Canamex Corridor stretches across roughly 1,150 km of Alberta’s provincial highway network. This network includes parts of Highways 4, 3, 2, 216, 16 and 43, and offers an advantageous linking point between the Alberta and Montana border crossing to the Alberta and BC border on Highway 43. Highway 43 forms the northernmost portion of the Canamex Corridor and is the start of the Alaska Highway.

The Cowboy Trail is a 700-kilometre route along Highway 22 featuring multiple points of interest and adventure.

Lastly, Alberta Provincial Highway 33 (also known as Grizzly Trail) was the original Klondike Trail. It was widely advertised as the shortest route to the Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush.

Municipal Airport

Managed by Lac Ste. Anne County, the Peter Trynchy Municipal Airport is conveniently located just outside the Town of Mayerthorpe. Its paved runway includes radio-activated lighting, taxi way, tie downs for planes, and hangars. Positioned for private and charter flights. The airport's longest runway is 2800 feet long.

Great people gather here

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People come here for a reason...from families looking to plant roots where community comes first; to businesses seeking the most opportunity for the least red tape.

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Local context

Our region boasts small towns filled with big-hearted folks ready to spin a story or lend a helping hand. The first thing you'll feel feel here is welcome.

Our purpose is to create happiness.
We have so much diversity and activity. I love working here. I love living here. I love the people here. And I am happy to call lac Ste. Anne County home.

We absolutely love the small town feel.
It doesn't matter what you're going through, or what you've been through, or what challenges you face; there's always somebody here for you.

This is your opportunity to carve out your piece of paradise.
We gotta stop tripping over ourselves in the sandbox. Let's pull each other up and make things happen. Time to dream big againand get out there.

Lac Ste. Anne County has been easy to work with.
So many people from this region are fundamental to growing our business and taking Atlas to the next level.