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Revision as of 02:39, 11 June 2014
Red Deer
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Country:  |
Canada |
| State: | [[Alberta]] |
| Population: | 90,564 (2011) |
| Licence plate: | AB |
| Major roads: | QE-2, AB-2A, AB-11, AB-11A, AB-595 |
| Meet fellow hitchhikers on Trustroots | |
Red Deer is a city in Canada. It has a population of approximately 100,000 inhabitants. It is located on the Highway 2 halfway between Calgary and Edmonton.
Hitching out
(QE-2) North towards Edmonton
(QE-2) South towards Calgary
(AB-2A) South towards Innisfail
(AB-2A) North towards Lacombe
(AB-11) West towards Rocky Mountain House
(AB-11A) West towards Sylvan Lake
(AB-11) East toward Stettler
Hitching in
Be Careful on Highway 2 (QE-2). It is Very fast, high volume highway
Accommodation and Sleep
Given its seize Red Deer has an unusually high amount of green space
- Note: Red Deer's homeless population has a notably negative vibe. Don't sleep in the Downtown area, Rotary Park, Bower Ponds, and Barret Park.
Other useful info
Things To Do
This City has a lot of parks, and an extensive trail network.
City Transit
Red Deer does not have the best transit system in the world, but it is better than walking across the city. Fare $2.40
