Fox Creek

Fox Creek is a town in northwest Alberta, Canada. It is situated on Highway 43, roughly 259 km 161 mi northwest of Edmonton and 199 km 124 mi southeast of Grande Prairie, and has a rise of 808 m 2,651 ft. The Fox Creek territory was liable to three seismic tremors in 2015. The primary happened on January 14, 2015 around 38 km 24 mi west of Fox Creek, estimating 3.8 on the Richter scale, while the second, estimating 4.4, happened on January 22, 2015 roughly 36 km 22 mi west of the town.

No harms were accounted for on the previous, while the last was "gently felt" inside Fox Creek and has been accounted for as conceivably being identified with water powered breaking inside the Duvernay Formation. Fox Creek's economy is driven by the asset business with oil and gas assuming the essential job. The significant oil and gas boss in the region is SemCAMS, or, in other words the SemGroup Corporation.

SemCAMS possesses and works two acrid gas preparing plants Kaybob South No. 3 and Kaybob Amalgamated, a sweet gas preparing plant West Fox Creek, and ious pipelines in the region. These offices were already claimed by a blend of Chevron, BP Amoco and Petro-Canada under different rate possession/task understandings. The oilfield benefit industry underpins oil and gas exercises in the zone, with ious boring and well administration organizations having branch workplaces in Fox Creek.