Carstairs

Carstairs is a town in Alberta, Canada. It is situated on Highway 2A, 241 kilometers 150 mi south of the common capital, Edmonton, and 48 kilometers 30 mi north of Calgary, the closest real city. The nearest neighboring networks are the towns of Didsbury and Crossfield. Carstairs is found totally inside the country Mountain View County. Named after Carstairs, Scotland, Carstairs started life as a stacking stage on the railroad associating Calgary to Edmonton. The principal post office opened in 1900. The main school was built up in 1901.

Carstairs is home to a 18-opening green, a Memorial Complex with rich parks and play areas, and Tourist Information Center. Only west of town is the Silver Willow 9-opening green. Carstairs has generally been a rural network, as it once had seven grain lifts. It commends every year with the Ranch Rodeo in June, Beef and Barley Days and the yearly rodeo in July, the High School Rodeo in September, 4-H Calf Show and Sale, Bull-A-Rama, Horticultural Show, and Pumpkin Festival. There are seven places of worship in the town, including the Carstairs Church of God, St. Agnes Catholic Church, and the Carstairs Bancroft United Church. One of the temples is being utilized as an exhibition hall that frequently has religious administrations.