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Pros: Quiet
Within 30m of 4 larger centers
Many local attractions
Great farming community
Positive and creative community
Friendly and family oriented community
Good School
Village office and Senior's Centre
You matter!
Cons: Not many
Needs more local businesses
Needs highspeed internet at a more competitive level
Need to grow to encourage high school level schooling
This is a good place to Live
Raise children
Buy great sized lots
General info: Although we are close to wonders of Alberta (ie...
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2001 population: 193
 (Source: Statistics Canada)

Hill Spring is a village in the province of Alberta.
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Former and merged community names include:
· Spring Hill


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