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Edson is a town in west central Alberta, Canada. Edmonton lies 200 km to the east via the Yellowhead Highway.

1 Demographics

According to the 2001 census:

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Main sources of income - resource based (coal, natural gas, lumber, building products)

Originally Heatherwood. Name changed c. 1913 in honour of Edson J. Chamberlain, vice-president of the Grand Trunk Pacific railway.

Local nickname - "Mudson" Hintonites(Stinktonites) Call Edson Skidson

There is a great store here called "Computer Place". I recommend that you go there.

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