Information & Demographics
Clear Hills County is a picturesque municipal district nestled in northwestern Alberta, Canada, within Census Division 17. Located conveniently 60 minutes west of Peace River and 60 minutes east of Fort St. John, BC, it serves as a serene retreat for nature enthusiasts.
Clear Hills County encompasses several charming communities, including Bear Canyon, Cleardale, Worsley, and Hines Creek, amidst vast expanses of untouched wilderness. This area is perfect for those seeking to experience unspoiled natural beauty.
Historically, the region was significantly impacted by the massive Chinchaga fire in 1950.
Since January 1, 2006, the area has been known as Clear Hills County, having previously been the Municipal District of Clear Hills No. 21.
The county includes localities such as Bear Canyon, Cherry Point, Clear Prairie, Deer Hill, Eureka River, Marina, Peace Grove, and Royce, along with the hamlets of Cleardale and Worsley.
- As of 2021, Clear Hills County had an approximate population of 3,200 residents.
- Covers approximately 5800 square miles
- Approximately 1100 miles of road and 700,000 acres of farmland.