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Neighbourhood guide

Calgary Neighbourhood Guide: 222 communities in every quadrant of Calgary, and 9 nearby towns and cities

Choosing a community matters as much as choosing a house. It shapes your commute, the parks and shops you use every day, the schools nearby and the yearly fees that come with a home. We cover 222 communities across Calgary, from inner-city neighbourhoods to lake communities, the areas along Fish Creek Provincial Park and the newer communities on the north edge of the city, plus 9 towns and cities around Calgary. This guide gives you a quick, factual overview of each one, with a link to its full community page and the homes for sale there today.

  • 222Calgary communities (SE 46 · SW 84 · NW 57 · NE 35)
  • 9surrounding towns and cities
  • 9with a private lake
  • 17border Fish Creek Provincial Park

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Southeast46 communities
CommunityPrivate lakeFish Creek ParkCTrain / BRT
AcadianonoMAX Teal
Albert Park/Radisson HeightsnonoBlue Line MAX Purple
Applewood ParknonoMAX Purple
Auburn Bayyesno302 BRT
BelvederenonoMAX Purple
Bonavista Downsnonono
Chaparralyesnono
Copperfieldnonono
Cranstonnoyesno
Deer Ridgenonono
Deer Runnoyesno
Diamond Covenoyesno
Douglasdale/Glennoyes302 BRT MAX Teal
Dovernonono
Downtown East Villagenono302 BRT MAX Purple
Erin Woodsnonono
FairviewnonoMAX Teal
Forest Heightsnonono
Forest LawnnonoMAX Purple
Hotchkissnonono
Inglewoodnono302 BRT MAX Purple
Lake Bonavistayesyesno
Legacynonono
Mahoganyyesno302 BRT
Maple Ridgenonono
McKenzie Lakeyesyesno
McKenzie Townenono302 BRT
Midnaporeyesyesno
New Brightonnono302 BRT
Ogdennono302 BRT
Parklandnoyesno
Penbrooke Meadowsnonono
Queenslandnoyesno
Ramsaynono302 BRT
Rangeviewnonono
Red CarpetnonoMAX Purple
Ricardo Ranchnonono
Riverbendnono302 BRT MAX Teal
Setonnono302 BRT
Shepard Industrialnono302 BRT MAX Teal
SouthviewnonoMAX Purple
Sundanceyesyesno
Twinhillsnonono
Waldennonono
Willow Parknonono
Wolf Willownoyesno
Southwest84 communities
CommunityPrivate lakeFish Creek ParkCTrain / BRT
Alpine Parknoyesno
Altadorenonono
Aspen Woodsnonono
Bankviewnonono
BayviewnonoMAX Yellow
Bel-Airenonono
Belmontnonono
BeltlinenonoRed Line
BraesidenonoMAX Yellow
BridlewoodnonoRed Line
Britannianonono
Canyon MeadowsnoyesRed Line
CedarbraenonoMAX Yellow
Chinatownnonono
Chinook ParknonoMAX Teal
Christie ParknonoBlue Line
Cliff Bungalownonono
Coach Hillnonono
Cougar Ridgenonono
Crestmontnonono
Currie Barracksnonono
Discovery Ridgenonono
Downtown Commercial CorenonoRed Line Blue Line 301 BRT 302 BRT MAX Yellow MAX Purple
Downtown West EndnonoBlue Line MAX Yellow
Eagle RidgenonoMAX Yellow MAX Teal
Eau Clairenonono
Elbow Parknonono
Elboyanonono
Erltonnonono
Evergreennoyesno
Garrison Greennonono
Garrison Woodsnonono
Glamorgannonono
GlenbrooknonoMAX Teal
Glendalenonono
HaysborononoRed Line MAX Teal
Kelvin Grovenonono
Killarney/GlengarrynonoMAX Teal
Kingslandnonono
Lakeviewnonono
Lincoln ParknonoMAX Yellow MAX Teal
Lower Mount Royalnonono
Manchesternonono
Mayfairnonono
Meadowlark Parknonono
Medicine Hillnonono
Millrisenonono
Missionnonono
North Glenmore ParknonoMAX Yellow MAX Teal
Oakridgenonono
Osprey Hillnonono
PallisernonoMAX Yellow
Parkhillnonono
Pattersonnonono
Pine Creeknonono
Pump Hillnonono
RichmondnonoMAX Yellow
Rideau Parknonono
RosscarrocknonoBlue Line MAX Teal
Roxborononono
Rutland ParknonoMAX Teal
Scarborononono
Scarboro/Sunalta Westnonono
ShaganappinonoBlue Line
Shawnee SlopesnoyesRed Line
ShawnessynonoRed Line
Signal Hillnonono
Silveradononono
SomersetnonoRed Line
South Calgarynonono
SouthwoodnonoRed Line
Springbank HillnonoBlue Line
Spruce Cliffnonono
Strathcona Parknonono
SunaltanonoBlue Line
University DistrictnonoMAX Orange
Upper Mount Royalnonono
West Springsnonono
WestgatenonoBlue Line
Wildwoodnonono
Windsor Parknonono
WoodbinenoyesMAX Yellow
WoodlandsnoyesMAX Yellow (next door)
Yorkvillenonono
Northwest57 communities
CommunityPrivate lakeFish Creek ParkCTrain / BRT
Ambleridgenonono
Arbour LakeyesnoRed Line
Banff TrailnonoRed Line MAX Orange
Beddington Heightsnono301 BRT
Bownessnonono
BrentwoodnonoRed Line
Cambrian Heightsnonono
Capitol HillnonoMAX Orange
Carringtonnonono
Charleswoodnonono
Citadelnonono
Collingwoodnonono
Country Hillsnono301 BRT
DalhousienonoRed Line
Edgemontnonono
Evanstonnonono
Glacier Ridgenonono
Greenwood/Greenbriarnonono
Hamptonsnonono
Haskaynenonono
Hawkwoodnonono
Hidden Valleynonono
Highland Parknono301 BRT
Highwoodnonono
HillhurstnonoRed Line MAX Orange
Hounsfield Heights/Briar HillnonoRed Line MAX Orange
Kincoranonono
MacEwan Glennonono
Montgomerynonono
Morainenonono
Mount PleasantnonoMAX Orange
Nolan Hillnonono
North Havennonono
North Haven Uppernonono
Panorama Hillsnonono
Parkdalenonono
Point McKaynonono
Queen's Park Villagenonono
Ranchlandsnonono
Rocky RidgenonoRed Line
Rosedalenonono
Rosemontnonono
Royal Oaknonono
Sage Hillnonono
Sandstone Valleynonono
Scenic AcresnonoRed Line
Sherwoodnonono
Silver Springsnonono
St. Andrews HeightsnonoMAX Orange
SunnysidenonoRed Line
Symons Valley Ranchnonono
Thorncliffenono301 BRT
TuscanynonoRed Line
University HeightsnonoMAX Orange
Valley Ridgenonono
VarsitynonoRed Line MAX Orange
West Hillhurstnonono
Northeast35 communities
CommunityPrivate lakeFish Creek ParkCTrain / BRT
Abbeydalenonono
Bridgeland/RiversidenonoBlue Line
CastleridgenonoMAX Orange
Cityscapenonono
Coral Springsyesnono
Cornerstonenonono
Country Hills Villagenono301 BRT
Coventry Hillsnonono
Crescent Heightsnono301 BRT MAX Orange
FalconridgenonoMAX Orange
Greenviewnonono
Harvest Hillsnono301 BRT
Homesteadnonono
Huntington Hillsnono301 BRT
Huxleynonono
Keystone Hillsnonono
Lewisburgnonono
Livingstonnonono
MarlboroughnonoBlue Line
Marlborough Parknonono
MartindalenonoBlue Line MAX Orange
Mayland HeightsnonoMAX Orange
Monterey Parknonono
Pineridgenonono
Redstonenonono
RenfrewnonoMAX Orange
RundlenonoBlue Line MAX Orange
Saddle RidgenonoBlue Line MAX Orange
Skyview Ranchnonono
TaradalenonoMAX Orange
TemplenonoMAX Orange
Tuxedo Parknono301 BRT MAX Orange
Vista HeightsnonoMAX Orange
WhitehornnonoBlue Line MAX Orange
Winston Heights/MountviewnonoMAX Orange
Surrounding towns9
TownResidents 2021From City HallHomes on this site
Airdrie74,10027 kmyes
Cochrane32,19933 kmyes
Chestermere22,16316 kmyes
Langdon5,49728 kmyes
Strathmore14,33946 kmyes
Okotoks30,40536 kmyes
Diamond Valley5,34143 kmyes
High River14,32453 kmyes
Canmore15,99091 kmyes

Lake = private lake run by a residents association. Fish Creek = the community boundary touches Fish Creek Provincial Park (OpenStreetMap). CTrain / BRT = a Red or Blue Line, MAX or BRT stop inside the community (City of Calgary data), except the 15 approved cards. Scroll each table for the full list.

Calgary · 222

Calgary communities

222 Calgary communities, grouped by quadrant. Every community card opens a detailed guide to that area.

Map of Calgary communities

Each strongly coloured area is a community with its own page: hover to see its name, click or tap to open the page. Paler areas with a dashed outline are industrial land, large parks and other areas without residents: they have no community page and are shaded by quadrant only. Skip the map: list of communities

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SESoutheast Calgary communities 46

The southeast communities sit around Stoney Trail, Deerfoot Trail and Macleod Trail, from established areas such as Willow Park and Lake Bonavista to newer ones such as Mahogany, Seton and Walden. Seven of them are built around private lakes run by residents associations: Auburn Bay, Chaparral, Lake Bonavista, Mahogany, McKenzie Lake, Midnapore (Lake Midnapore) and Sundance.

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Map of the Auburn Bay community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsLake community

Auburn Bay

  • Private lake
  • 302 BRT
  • Calgary Co-op

A lake community launched in 2005 by Brookfield Residential, between Stoney Trail, 52 Street SE, Seton Boulevard and Deerfoot Trail. Its 43-acre private lake and 13-acre park are run by the Auburn Bay Residents Association, and an annual fee is registered on every property’s title. Auburn Bay Station has a Calgary Co-op. Listings include detached houses, condos and townhomes. Routes 75 and 79 connect to Seton, Cranston and Mahogany, and the 302 BRT runs downtown.

Map of the Chaparral community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsLake & park

Chaparral

  • Private lake
  • Bus to CTrain
  • Mostly detached

Established in 1995, south of Stoney Trail between Macleod Trail and the Bow River valley. Lake Chaparral, a 32-acre man-made lake with about 22 acres of park, is run by the Lake Chaparral Residents Association. Membership is mandatory for eligible properties, but not every Chaparral home is included, so the title of each home matters. Homes are mostly detached. Routes 78 and 194 connect to Somerset–Bridlewood CTrain station.

Map of the Cranston community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsFish Creek Park

Cranston

  • Fish Creek Park
  • Century Hall
  • Routes 14, 75, 79

Development began in 1999 on former farmland between Stoney Trail, Deerfoot Trail, Fish Creek Provincial Park and the Bow River. Pathways lead down the escarpment into the park. Century Hall, the residents’ facility, has a gym and a 7-acre park with tennis courts, a rink and a splash park; access comes with the residents association fee. Homes are mostly detached, with townhomes, semi-detached homes and some condos. Routes 14, 75 and 79 run through the community.

Map of the Mahogany community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsLake community

Mahogany

  • Lake + beaches
  • 302 BRT
  • Village Market

A planned lake community by Hopewell Residential, south of Stoney Trail and east of 52 Street SE. Its 63-acre freshwater lake, which Hopewell and the Mahogany Homeowners Association describe as the largest in Calgary, has two private beaches and a residents-only Beach Club, funded through an annual HOA fee. Mahogany Village Market includes a Sobeys. Homes range from condos, townhomes and duplexes to detached and estate homes, with resale and new builds side by side.

Map of the McKenzie Lake community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsLake & park

McKenzie Lake

  • Private lake
  • Fish Creek Park
  • Route 96 to CTrain

An established lake community built from the mid-1980s onward, between 130 Avenue SE, Deerfoot Trail, Stoney Trail and Fish Creek Provincial Park. The McKenzie Lake Residents Association runs a 43-acre lake and an 18-acre park, and the annual fee is mandatory for properties in its boundary. Most homes are detached, from interior streets to lake and ridge properties. Route 96 runs to Anderson CTrain station.

Map of the McKenzie Towne community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

McKenzie Towne

  • High Street
  • 302 BRT
  • Route 117 express

A master-planned community designed in the New Urbanist style to feel like a small town, with traditional architecture across the Inverness, Elgin and Prestwick districts. High Street has street-front shops, restaurants and a Sobeys, and the McKenzie Towne transit terminal next to it is served by the 302 BRT; Route 117 runs express to downtown. Listings run from condos and townhomes to detached houses. An annual residents’ association fee is registered on title.

Map of the Seton community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsIn development

Seton

  • South Health Campus
  • YMCA + library
  • High school (CBE)

A planned community by Brookfield Residential, south of Auburn Bay and east of Cranston, built around a mixed-use urban district. The South Health Campus hospital and the Brookfield Residential YMCA at Seton, with its Seton Library branch, are here, as is Joane Cardinal-Schubert High School (CBE). Seton has many condos and townhomes plus detached and semi-detached homes, and both resale and new construction. A homeowners association fee is registered on title.

Map of the Sundance community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsLake & park

Sundance

  • Private lake
  • Fish Creek Park
  • Mostly detached

An established lake community founded in 1982, east of Macleod Trail and north of Stoney Trail, next to Fish Creek Provincial Park. Lake Sundance and its park are private to residents and their guests, and a lake fee encumbrance is registered on every residential property. Listings are almost all detached houses, many from the 1980s, so condition varies. Route 78 connects to Somerset–Bridlewood CTrain station.

Map of the Acadia community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Acadia

  • Built 1961–80
  • 9,915 residents
  • 12 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 70%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 9,915 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 12 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Acadia.

Map of the Albert Park/Radisson Heights community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Albert Park/Radisson Heights

  • Built 1961–80
  • 6,740 residents
  • 5 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 52%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 6,740 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 5 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Albert Park/Radisson Heights.

Map of the Applewood Park community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Applewood Park

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 6,830 residents
  • 0 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 47%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 6,830 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Applewood Park.

Map of the Belvedere community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsIn development

Belvedere

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A southeast Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. The City lists it as still being built out. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Belvedere.

Map of the Bonavista Downs community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Bonavista Downs

  • Built 1961–80
  • 830 residents
  • 0 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 99%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 830 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Bonavista Downs.

Map of the Copperfield community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Copperfield

  • Built 2001–10
  • 14,095 residents
  • 2 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 49%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 14,095 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Copperfield.

Map of the Deer Ridge community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Deer Ridge

  • Built 1961–80
  • 3,795 residents
  • 1 school

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 51%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 3,795 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Deer Ridge.

Map of the Deer Run community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsFish Creek Park

Deer Run

  • Built 1961–80
  • 4,910 residents
  • 1 school

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 51%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 4,910 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Deer Run.

Map of the Diamond Cove community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsFish Creek Park

Diamond Cove

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 625 residents
  • 0 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 81%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 625 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Diamond Cove.

Map of the Douglasdale/Glen community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsFish Creek Park

Douglasdale/Glen

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 12,920 residents
  • 2 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 59%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 12,920 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Douglasdale/Glen.

Map of the Dover community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Dover

  • Built 1961–80
  • 10,795 residents
  • 5 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 66%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 10,795 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 5 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Dover.

Map of the Downtown East Village community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsInner city

Downtown East Village

  • Built 2016–21
  • 3,140 residents
  • 0 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 38%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). 3,140 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Downtown East Village.

Map of the Erin Woods community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Erin Woods

  • Built 1981–90
  • 6,790 residents
  • 1 school

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 41%, was built in 1981–90 (2021 Census). 6,790 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Erin Woods.

Map of the Fairview community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Fairview

  • Built before 1961
  • 3,675 residents
  • 2 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 61%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 3,675 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Fairview.

Map of the Forest Heights community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Forest Heights

  • Built 1961–80
  • 5,985 residents
  • 1 school

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 78%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 5,985 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Forest Heights.

Map of the Forest Lawn community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Forest Lawn

  • Built 1961–80
  • 7,230 residents
  • 6 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 50%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 7,230 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 6 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Forest Lawn.

Map of the Hotchkiss community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsIn development

Hotchkiss

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A southeast Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. The City lists it as still being built out. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Hotchkiss.

Map of the Inglewood community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsInner city

Inglewood

  • Built before 1961
  • 4,130 residents
  • 2 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 36%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 4,130 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Inglewood.

Map of the Lake Bonavista community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsLake & park

Lake Bonavista

  • Built 1961–80
  • 10,145 residents
  • 6 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 77%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 10,145 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 6 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Lake Bonavista.

Map of the Legacy community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsIn development

Legacy

  • Built 2016–21
  • 8,000 residents
  • 1 school

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 69%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 8,000 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Legacy.

Map of the Maple Ridge community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Maple Ridge

  • 1960s–70s
  • 1,830 residents
  • 2 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The City of Calgary classifies it as a community built mostly in the 1960s and 1970s. 1,830 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Maple Ridge.

Map of the Midnapore community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsLake & park

Midnapore

  • Built 1961–80
  • 6,480 residents
  • 4 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 66%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 6,480 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Midnapore.

Map of the New Brighton community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

New Brighton

  • Built 2001–10
  • 12,885 residents
  • 3 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 58%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 12,885 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in New Brighton.

Map of the Ogden community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Ogden

  • Built 1961–80
  • 8,315 residents
  • 4 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 61%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 8,315 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Ogden.

Map of the Parkland community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsFish Creek Park

Parkland

  • Built 1961–80
  • 3,430 residents
  • 2 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 92%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 3,430 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Parkland.

Map of the Penbrooke Meadows community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Penbrooke Meadows

  • Built 1961–80
  • 8,235 residents
  • 4 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 81%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 8,235 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Penbrooke Meadows.

Map of the Queensland community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsFish Creek Park

Queensland

  • Built 1961–80
  • 4,585 residents
  • 2 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 79%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 4,585 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Queensland.

Map of the Ramsay community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsInner city

Ramsay

  • Built before 1961
  • 2,155 residents
  • 2 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 64%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 2,155 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Ramsay.

Map of the Rangeview community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsIn development

Rangeview

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A southeast Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Rangeview.

Map of the Red Carpet community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Red Carpet

  • Built 1961–80
  • 1,745 residents
  • 0 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 32%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 1,745 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Red Carpet.

Map of the Ricardo Ranch community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsIn development

Ricardo Ranch

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A southeast Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. The City lists it as still being built out. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Ricardo Ranch.

Map of the Riverbend community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Riverbend

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 9,205 residents
  • 2 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 51%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 9,205 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Riverbend.

Map of the Southview community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Southview

  • Built 1961–80
  • 1,550 residents
  • 1 school

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 48%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 1,550 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Southview.

Map of the Twinhills community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsIn development

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Twinhills

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A southeast Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. The City lists it as still being built out. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Twinhills.

Map of the Walden community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsNewer community

Walden

  • Built 2016–21
  • 7,650 residents
  • 0 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 52%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). 7,650 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Walden.

Map of the Willow Park community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Willow Park

  • 1960s–70s
  • 5,090 residents
  • 3 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The City of Calgary classifies it as a community built mostly in the 1960s and 1970s. 5,090 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Willow Park.

Map of the Wolf Willow community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsIn development

Wolf Willow

  • Built 2016–21
  • 525 residents
  • 0 schools

A southeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 95%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 525 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Wolf Willow.

SWSouthwest Calgary communities 84

The southwest communities range from inner-city neighbourhoods such as Altadore and Elbow Park to the areas along Fish Creek Provincial Park and the newer west-side communities such as Aspen Woods and West Springs. The CTrain Red Line runs through the south part and the Blue Line through the west.

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Map of the Braeside community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Braeside

  • MAX Yellow BRT
  • Leisure centre nearby
  • Many townhomes

An established community that began to develop in 1965, between Southland Drive, 14 Street SW, Anderson Road and 24 Street SW. Braeside has its own MAX Yellow BRT station, and Route 126 runs to Southland CTrain station. The Southland Leisure Centre is just across Southland Drive. Listings include a large share of townhomes, plus detached houses and some condos.

Map of the Bridlewood community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsParks & pathways

Bridlewood

  • Red Line nearby
  • Creek wetland
  • Mostly detached

Established in 1998, north of Stoney Trail and south of Evergreen, with the Bridlewood Creek Wetland on its east side and the Spruce Meadows equestrian facility directly south. Somerset–Bridlewood station, the south end of the Red Line, is just east, and Route 14 runs through the community. Homes are mostly detached, plus condos and duplexes.

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Cedarbrae

  • MAX Yellow BRT
  • Route 125
  • Duplexes + townhomes

Established in 1973, between Southland Drive, 24 Street SW, Anderson Road and Tsuut’ina Trail. Cedarbrae has a MAX Yellow BRT station, and Route 125 runs to Southland CTrain station. Fish Creek Provincial Park is just south past Woodbine. Homes are a mix of duplexes and semi-detached homes, townhomes and detached houses, mostly from the 1970s on.

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Evergreen

  • Fish Creek Park
  • Shawnessy Towne Centre
  • Route 52 to CTrain

A large community just south of Fish Creek Provincial Park, with Stoney Trail on its west side. It includes the older Evergreen Estates (established in 1990) north of Fish Creek Boulevard and the newer Evergreen area to the south, served by two community associations. Shawnessy Towne Centre is to the east, and Route 52 connects to three CTrain stations. Homes are mostly detached, plus condos and townhomes.

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Somerset

  • Red Line station
  • Shawnessy Towne Centre
  • Mostly detached

Established in 1995, between 162 Avenue SW, Stoney Trail, the CTrain line and James McKevitt Road. Somerset–Bridlewood station, the southern end of the Red Line, sits on its border, and Shawnessy station is close by. Shawnessy Towne Centre covers everyday shopping. Homes are mostly detached, with condos and some townhomes.

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Woodbine

  • MAX Yellow, 2 stations
  • Fish Creek Park
  • Woodbine Square

Founded in 1979, between Anderson Road, 24 Street SW, Tsuut’ina Trail and Fish Creek Provincial Park. The MAX Yellow BRT has two stations here, Woodview and Woodpark, and Route 56 runs to Anderson CTrain station. Woodbine Square has a Safeway, a pharmacy and a bank. Homes are mostly detached, plus townhomes.

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Woodlands

  • Fish Creek Park
  • Golf club
  • MAX Yellow next door

Founded in 1976, between Anderson Road SW, 14 Street SW, 24 Street SW and Fish Creek Provincial Park. The private Canyon Meadows Golf & Country Club sits entirely within the community, and Woodlands shares the Woodcreek Community Association with Woodbine. Woodpark MAX Yellow station is next door. Only a few homes are listed at a time, mostly detached.

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Alpine Park

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. The City lists it as still being built out. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Alpine Park.

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Altadore

  • Inner city
  • 7,290 residents
  • 4 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The City of Calgary classifies it as an inner-city community. 7,290 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Altadore.

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Aspen Woods

  • Built 2001–10
  • 9,435 residents
  • 4 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 49%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 9,435 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Aspen Woods.

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Bankview

  • Built 1961–80
  • 5,125 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 42%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 5,125 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Bankview.

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Bayview

  • Built 1961–80
  • 670 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 92%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 670 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Bayview.

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Bel-Aire

  • Built 1961–80
  • 400 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 52%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 400 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Bel-Aire.

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Belmont

  • Built 2016–21
  • 800 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 100%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 800 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Belmont.

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Beltline

  • Built 1961–80
  • 25,880 residents
  • CTrain station

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 25%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 25,880 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Victoria Park/Stampede Station is inside the community. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Beltline.

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Britannia

  • Built before 1961
  • 765 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 49%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 765 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Britannia.

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Canyon Meadows

  • Built 1961–80
  • 7,435 residents
  • CTrain station

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 74%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 7,435 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Canyon Meadows Station is inside the community. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Canyon Meadows.

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Chinatown

  • Built 1981–90
  • 2,250 residents
  • 2 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 24%, was built in 1981–90 (2021 Census). 2,250 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Chinatown.

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Chinook Park

  • Built before 1961
  • 1,535 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 47%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 1,535 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Chinook Park.

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Christie Park

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 1,880 residents
  • CTrain station

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 59%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 1,880 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Sirocco Station is inside the community. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Christie Park.

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Cliff Bungalow

  • Built 1961–80
  • 1,805 residents
  • 2 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 35%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 1,805 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Cliff Bungalow.

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Coach Hill

  • Built 1961–80
  • 3,275 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 49%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 3,275 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Coach Hill.

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Cougar Ridge

  • Built 2001–10
  • 7,150 residents
  • 2 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 79%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 7,150 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Cougar Ridge.

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Crestmont

  • Built 2001–10
  • 2,275 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 51%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 2,275 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Crestmont.

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Currie Barracks

  • Built 2016–21
  • 1,275 residents
  • 10 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 53%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 1,275 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 10 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Currie Barracks.

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Discovery Ridge

  • Built 2001–10
  • 4,330 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 83%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 4,330 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Discovery Ridge.

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Downtown Commercial Core

  • Built 1961–80
  • 8,225 residents
  • CTrain station

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 54%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 8,225 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1st Street SW Station, 3rd Street SW Station, 4th Street SW Station, 6th Street SW Station, 7th Street SW Station, 8th Street SW Station, Centre Street Station and City Hall Station are inside the community. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Downtown Commercial Core.

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Downtown West End

  • Built 2001–10
  • 2,825 residents
  • CTrain station

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 56%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 2,825 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Downtown West – Kerby Station is inside the community. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Downtown West End.

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Eagle Ridge

  • Built 1961–80
  • 260 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 62%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 260 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Eagle Ridge.

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Eau Claire

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 1,875 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 30%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 1,875 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Eau Claire.

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Elbow Park

  • Inner city
  • 3,285 residents
  • 2 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The City of Calgary classifies it as an inner-city community. 3,285 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Elbow Park.

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Elboya

  • Built before 1961
  • 1,835 residents
  • 2 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 44%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 1,835 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Elboya.

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Erlton

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 1,280 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 36%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 1,280 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Erlton.

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Garrison Green

  • Built 2001–10
  • 1,680 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 77%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 1,680 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Garrison Green.

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Garrison Woods

  • Inner city
  • 2,860 residents
  • 3 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The City of Calgary classifies it as an inner-city community. 2,860 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Garrison Woods.

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Glamorgan

  • Built 1961–80
  • 6,575 residents
  • 2 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 43%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 6,575 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Glamorgan.

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Glenbrook

  • Built 1961–80
  • 7,240 residents
  • 5 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 49%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 7,240 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 5 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Glenbrook.

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Glendale

  • Built before 1961
  • 2,715 residents
  • 4 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 69%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 2,715 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Glendale.

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Haysboro

  • Built before 1961
  • 6,960 residents
  • CTrain station

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 40%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 6,960 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Heritage Station is inside the community. 6 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Haysboro.

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Kelvin Grove

  • Built 1961–80
  • 1,805 residents
  • 6 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 71%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 1,805 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 6 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Kelvin Grove.

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Killarney/Glengarry

  • Built before 1961
  • 7,920 residents
  • 2 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 23%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 7,920 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Killarney/Glengarry.

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Kingsland

  • Built 1961–80
  • 4,900 residents
  • 1 school

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 41%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 4,900 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Kingsland.

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Lakeview

  • Built 1961–80
  • 5,640 residents
  • 3 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 80%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 5,640 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Lakeview.

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Lincoln Park

  • Built 2001–10
  • 1,590 residents
  • 1 school

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 39%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 1,590 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Lincoln Park.

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Lower Mount Royal

  • Built 1961–80
  • 2,990 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 37%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 2,990 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Lower Mount Royal.

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Manchester

  • Built 2001–10
  • 950 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 34%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 950 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Manchester.

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Mayfair

  • Built before 1961
  • 410 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 66%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 410 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Mayfair.

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Meadowlark Park

  • Built before 1961
  • 610 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 81%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 610 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Meadowlark Park.

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Medicine Hill

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Medicine Hill.

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Millrise

  • Built 1981–90
  • 6,655 residents
  • 1 school

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 37%, was built in 1981–90 (2021 Census). 6,655 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Millrise.

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Mission

  • Built 1961–80
  • 4,505 residents
  • 3 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 35%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 4,505 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Mission.

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North Glenmore Park

  • Built 1961–80
  • 2,435 residents
  • 5 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 45%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 2,435 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 5 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in North Glenmore Park.

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Oakridge

  • Built 1961–80
  • 5,620 residents
  • 1 school

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 88%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 5,620 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Oakridge.

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Osprey Hill

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Osprey Hill.

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Palliser

  • Built 1961–80
  • 3,285 residents
  • 1 school

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 64%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 3,285 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Palliser.

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Parkhill

  • Built before 1961
  • 1,770 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 25%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 1,770 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Parkhill.

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Patterson

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 4,145 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 51%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 4,145 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Patterson.

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Pine Creek

  • Built 2016–21
  • 245 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 100%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 245 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Pine Creek.

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Pump Hill

  • Built 1961–80
  • 1,455 residents
  • 2 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 48%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 1,455 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Pump Hill.

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Richmond

  • Built before 1961
  • 5,250 residents
  • 5 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 27%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 5,250 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 5 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Richmond.

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Rideau Park

  • Built before 1961
  • 675 residents
  • 1 school

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 63%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 675 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Rideau Park.

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Rosscarrock

  • Built 1961–80
  • 3,490 residents
  • CTrain station

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 41%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 3,490 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Westbrook Station is inside the community. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Rosscarrock.

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Roxboro

  • Built before 1961
  • 415 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 64%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 415 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Roxboro.

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Rutland Park

  • Built 1961–80
  • 2,140 residents
  • 1 school

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 50%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 2,140 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Rutland Park.

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Scarboro

  • Built before 1961
  • 1,010 residents
  • 1 school

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 77%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 1,010 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Scarboro.

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Scarboro/Sunalta West

  • Built before 1961
  • 465 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 86%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 465 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Scarboro/Sunalta West.

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Shaganappi

  • 1950s
  • 1,765 residents
  • CTrain station

A southwest Calgary community. The City of Calgary classifies it as a community built mostly in the 1950s. 1,765 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Shaganappi Point Station is inside the community. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Shaganappi.

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Shawnee Slopes

  • Built 1981–90
  • 2,020 residents
  • CTrain station

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 40%, was built in 1981–90 (2021 Census). 2,020 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Fish Creek – Lacombe Station is inside the community. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Shawnee Slopes.

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Shawnessy

  • Built 1981–90
  • 9,055 residents
  • CTrain station

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 42%, was built in 1981–90 (2021 Census). 9,055 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Shawnessy Station is inside the community. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Shawnessy.

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Signal Hill

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 13,000 residents
  • 1 school

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 62%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 13,000 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Signal Hill.

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Silverado

  • Built 2001–10
  • 7,975 residents
  • 3 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 57%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 7,975 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Silverado.

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South Calgary

  • Inner city
  • 4,540 residents
  • 1 school

A southwest Calgary community. The City of Calgary classifies it as an inner-city community. 4,540 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in South Calgary.

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Southwood

  • Built 1961–80
  • 6,095 residents
  • CTrain station

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 72%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 6,095 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Anderson Station and Southland Station are inside the community. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Southwood.

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Springbank Hill

  • Built 2001–10
  • 9,840 residents
  • CTrain station

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 64%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 9,840 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 69 Street SW Station is inside the community. 6 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Springbank Hill.

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Spruce Cliff

  • Built 2001–10
  • 4,195 residents
  • 2 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 39%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 4,195 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Spruce Cliff.

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Strathcona Park

  • Built 1981–90
  • 6,830 residents
  • 3 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 48%, was built in 1981–90 (2021 Census). 6,830 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Strathcona Park.

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Sunalta

  • Built 1961–80
  • 3,090 residents
  • CTrain station

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 38%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 3,090 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Sunalta Station is inside the community. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Sunalta.

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University District

  • Built 2016–21
  • 960 residents
  • 2 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 77%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). 960 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in University District.

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Upper Mount Royal

  • Built before 1961
  • 2,735 residents
  • 2 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 46%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 2,735 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Upper Mount Royal.

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West Springs

  • Built 2001–10
  • 11,560 residents
  • 3 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 58%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 11,560 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in West Springs.

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Westgate

  • Built before 1961
  • 3,225 residents
  • CTrain station

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 58%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 3,225 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 45 Street SW Station is inside the community. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Westgate.

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Wildwood

  • Built before 1961
  • 2,765 residents
  • 1 school

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 76%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 2,765 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Wildwood.

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Windsor Park

  • Built 1961–80
  • 4,410 residents
  • 1 school

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 37%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 4,410 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Windsor Park.

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Yorkville

  • Built 2016–21
  • 715 residents
  • 0 schools

A southwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 100%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 715 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Yorkville.

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The northwest communities run from inner-city neighbourhoods such as Hillhurst, Sunnyside and Mount Pleasant to suburbs such as Tuscany, Royal Oak and Evanston. The CTrain Red Line runs northwest to Tuscany station. Arbour Lake is built around a private lake run by the Arbour Lake Residents Association.

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Ambleridge

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A northwest Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Ambleridge.

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Arbour Lake

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 10,335 residents
  • 3 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 62%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 10,335 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Arbour Lake.

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Banff Trail

  • Built before 1961
  • 3,805 residents
  • CTrain station

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 37%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 3,805 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Banff Trail Station and University Station are inside the community. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Banff Trail.

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Beddington Heights

  • Built 1961–80
  • 11,295 residents
  • 3 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 58%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 11,295 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Beddington Heights.

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Bowness

  • Built 1961–80
  • 10,770 residents
  • 10 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 48%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 10,770 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 10 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Bowness.

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Brentwood

  • Built 1961–80
  • 7,410 residents
  • CTrain station

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 58%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 7,410 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Brentwood Station is inside the community. 7 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Brentwood.

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Cambrian Heights

  • Built before 1961
  • 2,000 residents
  • 1 school

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 61%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 2,000 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Cambrian Heights.

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Capitol Hill

  • Built before 1961
  • 4,670 residents
  • 2 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 33%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 4,670 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Capitol Hill.

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Carrington

  • Built 2016–21
  • 2,750 residents
  • 0 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 97%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 2,750 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Carrington.

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Charleswood

  • Built 1961–80
  • 3,595 residents
  • 2 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 67%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 3,595 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Charleswood.

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Citadel

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 10,180 residents
  • 3 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 62%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 10,180 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Citadel.

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Collingwood

  • Built 1961–80
  • 2,290 residents
  • 3 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 46%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 2,290 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Collingwood.

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Country Hills

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 3,660 residents
  • 0 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 80%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 3,660 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Country Hills.

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Dalhousie

  • Built 1961–80
  • 8,530 residents
  • 4 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 77%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 8,530 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Dalhousie.

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Edgemont

  • Built 1981–90
  • 15,255 residents
  • 3 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 46%, was built in 1981–90 (2021 Census). 15,255 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Edgemont.

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Evanston

  • Built 2011–15
  • 18,710 residents
  • 3 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 43%, was built in 2011–15 (2021 Census). 18,710 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Evanston.

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Glacier Ridge

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A northwest Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Glacier Ridge.

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Greenwood/Greenbriar

  • Built 1961–80
  • 1,055 residents
  • 0 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 44%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 1,055 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Greenwood/Greenbriar.

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Hamptons

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 7,360 residents
  • 1 school

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 72%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 7,360 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Hamptons.

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Haskayne

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A northwest Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. The City lists it as still being built out. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Haskayne.

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Hawkwood

  • Built 1981–90
  • 9,115 residents
  • 2 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 63%, was built in 1981–90 (2021 Census). 9,115 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Hawkwood.

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Hidden Valley

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 11,540 residents
  • 3 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 77%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 11,540 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Hidden Valley.

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Highland Park

  • Built before 1961
  • 4,105 residents
  • 3 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 37%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 4,105 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Highland Park.

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Highwood

  • Built before 1961
  • 2,205 residents
  • 3 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 54%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 2,205 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Highwood.

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Hillhurst

  • Built 1961–80
  • 5,475 residents
  • CTrain station

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 25%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 5,475 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. SAIT/ACAD/Jubilee Station is inside the community. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Hillhurst.

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Hounsfield Heights/Briar Hill

  • Built before 1961
  • 2,470 residents
  • CTrain station

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 33%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 2,470 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Lions Park Station is inside the community. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Hounsfield Heights/Briar Hill.

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Kincora

  • Built 2001–10
  • 7,030 residents
  • 0 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 53%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 7,030 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Kincora.

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MacEwan Glen

  • Built 1981–90
  • 4,740 residents
  • 0 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 56%, was built in 1981–90 (2021 Census). 4,740 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in MacEwan Glen.

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Montgomery

  • Built 1961–80
  • 4,175 residents
  • 2 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 29%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 4,175 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Montgomery.

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Moraine

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A northwest Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. The City lists it as still being built out. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Moraine.

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Mount Pleasant

  • Built before 1961
  • 6,325 residents
  • 5 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 37%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 6,325 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 5 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Mount Pleasant.

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Nolan Hill

  • Built 2016–21
  • 8,755 residents
  • 0 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 52%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). 8,755 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Nolan Hill.

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North Haven

  • Built 1961–80
  • 2,365 residents
  • 1 school

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 78%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 2,365 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in North Haven.

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Panorama Hills

  • Built 2001–10
  • 25,535 residents
  • 4 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 65%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 25,535 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Panorama Hills.

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Parkdale

  • Built before 1961
  • 2,300 residents
  • 2 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 28%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 2,300 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Parkdale.

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Point McKay

  • Built 1961–80
  • 1,330 residents
  • 0 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 67%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 1,330 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Point McKay.

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Ranchlands

  • Built 1961–80
  • 7,490 residents
  • 3 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 65%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 7,490 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Ranchlands.

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Rocky Ridge

  • Built 2001–10
  • 8,195 residents
  • 1 school

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 54%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 8,195 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Rocky Ridge.

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Rosedale

  • Built before 1961
  • 1,495 residents
  • 1 school

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 63%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 1,495 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Rosedale.

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Rosemont

  • Built before 1961
  • 1,155 residents
  • 1 school

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 61%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 1,155 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Rosemont.

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Royal Oak

  • Built 2001–10
  • 11,580 residents
  • 3 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 79%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 11,580 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Royal Oak.

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Sage Hill

  • Built 2016–21
  • 9,345 residents
  • 0 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 49%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 9,345 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Sage Hill.

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Sandstone Valley

  • Built 1981–90
  • 5,795 residents
  • 2 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 57%, was built in 1981–90 (2021 Census). 5,795 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Sandstone Valley.

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Scenic Acres

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 7,850 residents
  • CTrain station

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 54%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 7,850 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Crowfoot Station is inside the community. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Scenic Acres.

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Sherwood

  • Built 2001–10
  • 6,520 residents
  • 1 school

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 34%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 6,520 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Sherwood.

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Silver Springs

  • Built 1961–80
  • 8,570 residents
  • 3 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 82%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 8,570 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Silver Springs.

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St. Andrews Heights

  • Built before 1961
  • 1,345 residents
  • 2 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 35%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 1,345 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in St. Andrews Heights.

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Sunnyside

  • Built 1961–80
  • 4,000 residents
  • CTrain station

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 39%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 4,000 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Sunnyside Station is inside the community. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Sunnyside.

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Thorncliffe

  • Built 1961–80
  • 8,695 residents
  • 3 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 57%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 8,695 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Thorncliffe.

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Tuscany

  • Built 2001–10
  • 19,700 residents
  • CTrain station

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 64%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 19,700 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Tuscany Station is inside the community. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Tuscany.

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University Heights

  • Built 1961–80
  • 2,965 residents
  • 2 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 56%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 2,965 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in University Heights.

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Valley Ridge

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 5,365 residents
  • 0 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 53%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 5,365 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Valley Ridge.

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Varsity

  • Built 1961–80
  • 12,040 residents
  • CTrain station

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 68%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 12,040 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Dalhousie Station is inside the community. 9 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Varsity.

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West Hillhurst

  • Built before 1961
  • 6,635 residents
  • 2 schools

A northwest Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 27%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 6,635 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in West Hillhurst.

NENortheast Calgary communities 35

The northeast communities range from established areas close to the city centre, such as Bridgeland/Riverside, Renfrew and Crescent Heights, to newer ones such as Saddle Ridge, Skyview Ranch, Redstone and Cornerstone. The CTrain Blue Line runs northeast to Saddletowne station. Coral Springs is built around a private lake run by the Coral Springs Residents Association.

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Abbeydale

  • Built 1961–80
  • 5,925 residents
  • 3 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 57%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 5,925 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Abbeydale.

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Bridgeland/Riverside

  • Built before 1961
  • 6,350 residents
  • CTrain station

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 21%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 6,350 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Bridgeland Station and Zoo Station are inside the community. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Bridgeland/Riverside.

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Castleridge

  • Built 1981–90
  • 6,130 residents
  • 2 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 60%, was built in 1981–90 (2021 Census). 6,130 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Castleridge.

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Cityscape

  • Built 2016–21
  • 5,085 residents
  • 0 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 69%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 5,085 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Cityscape.

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Coral Springs

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 5,610 residents
  • 1 school

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 73%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 5,610 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Coral Springs.

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Cornerstone

  • Built 2016–21
  • 6,190 residents
  • 0 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 94%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). 6,190 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Cornerstone.

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Country Hills Village

  • Built 2001–10
  • 2,480 residents
  • 1 school

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 72%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 2,480 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Country Hills Village.

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Coventry Hills

  • Built 2001–10
  • 17,350 residents
  • 5 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 51%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 17,350 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 5 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Coventry Hills.

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Crescent Heights

  • Built 1961–80
  • 6,240 residents
  • 2 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 34%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 6,240 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Crescent Heights.

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Falconridge

  • Built 1981–90
  • 10,325 residents
  • 6 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 43%, was built in 1981–90 (2021 Census). 10,325 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 6 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Falconridge.

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Greenview

  • Built 1961–80
  • 2,100 residents
  • 1 school

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 48%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 2,100 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Greenview.

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Harvest Hills

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 7,805 residents
  • 1 school

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 72%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 7,805 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Harvest Hills.

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Homestead

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A northeast Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. The City lists it as still being built out. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Homestead.

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Huntington Hills

  • Built 1961–80
  • 13,120 residents
  • 10 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 78%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 13,120 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 10 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Huntington Hills.

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Huxley

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A northeast Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Huxley.

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Keystone Hills

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A northeast Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. The City lists it as still being built out. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Keystone Hills.

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Lewisburg

  • Newer community
  • New since 2021
  • 0 schools

A northeast Calgary community. It is too new for a 2021 Census community profile. The City lists it as still being built out. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Lewisburg.

Map of the Livingston community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsIn development

Livingston

  • Built 2016–21
  • 3,985 residents
  • 0 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 97%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). The City lists it as still being built out. 3,985 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Livingston.

Map of the Marlborough community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Marlborough

  • Built 1961–80
  • 8,910 residents
  • 4 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 76%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 8,910 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Marlborough.

Map of the Marlborough Park community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Marlborough Park

  • Built 1961–80
  • 8,290 residents
  • 4 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 84%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 8,290 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Marlborough Park.

Map of the Martindale community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Martindale

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 14,540 residents
  • CTrain station

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 43%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 14,540 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Martindale Station is inside the community. 5 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Martindale.

Map of the Mayland Heights community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Mayland Heights

  • Built 1961–80
  • 5,925 residents
  • 4 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 61%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 5,925 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Mayland Heights.

Map of the Monterey Park community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Monterey Park

  • Built 1991–2000
  • 10,475 residents
  • 1 school

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 62%, was built in 1991–2000 (2021 Census). 10,475 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Monterey Park.

Map of the Pineridge community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Pineridge

  • Built 1961–80
  • 9,850 residents
  • 6 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 72%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 9,850 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 6 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Pineridge.

Map of the Redstone community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsIn development

Redstone

  • Built 2016–21
  • 9,050 residents
  • 0 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 70%, was built in 2016–21 (2021 Census). 9,050 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. There is no school inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Redstone.

Map of the Renfrew community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsInner city

Renfrew

  • Built before 1961
  • 6,580 residents
  • 4 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 37%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 6,580 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Renfrew.

Map of the Rundle community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Rundle

  • Built 1961–80
  • 10,545 residents
  • 5 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 74%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 10,545 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 5 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Rundle.

Map of the Saddle Ridge community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Saddle Ridge

  • Built 2001–10
  • 24,365 residents
  • CTrain station

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 50%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 24,365 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. Saddletowne Station is inside the community. 7 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Saddle Ridge.

Map of the Skyview Ranch community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsNewer community

Skyview Ranch

  • Built 2011–15
  • 12,870 residents
  • 2 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 48%, was built in 2011–15 (2021 Census). 12,870 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Skyview Ranch.

Map of the Taradale community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Taradale

  • Built 2001–10
  • 17,630 residents
  • 3 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 68%, was built in 2001–10 (2021 Census). 17,630 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 3 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Taradale.

Map of the Temple community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Temple

  • Built 1961–80
  • 10,525 residents
  • 4 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 67%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 10,525 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Temple.

Map of the Tuxedo Park community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsInner city

Tuxedo Park

  • Built before 1961
  • 5,165 residents
  • 2 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 25%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 5,165 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Tuxedo Park.

Map of the Vista Heights community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Vista Heights

  • Built 1961–80
  • 2,300 residents
  • 1 school

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 53%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 2,300 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 1 school is inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Vista Heights.

Map of the Whitehorn community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Whitehorn

  • Built 1961–80
  • 11,085 residents
  • 4 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 63%, was built in 1961–80 (2021 Census). 11,085 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 4 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Whitehorn.

Map of the Winston Heights/Mountview community boundary and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsEstablished

Winston Heights/Mountview

  • Built before 1961
  • 3,605 residents
  • 2 schools

A northeast Calgary community. The largest share of its homes, 37%, was built before 1961 (2021 Census). 3,605 residents lived here at the 2021 Census. 2 schools are inside its boundary. See homes for sale in Winston Heights/Mountview.

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Map of Airdrie, Alberta, and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsNear Calgary

City

Airdrie

  • 27 km north
  • 74,100 residents
  • +20.3% since 2016

A city about 27 km north of Calgary City Hall (straight line). Population 74,100 at the 2021 Census, up 20.3% from 2016 (Statistics Canada). See homes for sale in Airdrie.

Map of Cochrane, Alberta, and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsNear Calgary

Town

Cochrane

  • 33 km northwest
  • 32,199 residents
  • +24.5% since 2016

A town about 33 km northwest of Calgary City Hall (straight line). Population 32,199 at the 2021 Census, up 24.5% from 2016 (Statistics Canada). See homes for sale in Cochrane.

Map of Chestermere, Alberta, and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsNear Calgary

Town

Chestermere

  • 16 km east
  • 22,163 residents
  • +11.4% since 2016

A town about 16 km east of Calgary City Hall (straight line). Population 22,163 at the 2021 Census, up 11.4% from 2016 (Statistics Canada). See homes for sale in Chestermere.

Map of the hamlet of Langdon, Alberta, and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsNear Calgary

Hamlet, Rocky View County

Langdon

  • 28 km east
  • 5,497 residents
  • +3.6% since 2016

A hamlet in Rocky View County, about 28 km east of Calgary City Hall (straight line). Population 5,497 at the 2021 Census, up 3.6% from 2016 (Statistics Canada). See homes for sale in Langdon.

Map of Strathmore, Alberta, and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsNear Calgary

Town

Strathmore

  • 46 km east
  • 14,339 residents
  • +4.2% since 2016

A town about 46 km east of Calgary City Hall (straight line). Population 14,339 at the 2021 Census, up 4.2% from 2016 (Statistics Canada). See homes for sale in Strathmore.

Map of Okotoks, Alberta, and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsNear Calgary

Town

Okotoks

  • 36 km south
  • 30,405 residents
  • +4.8% since 2016

A town about 36 km south of Calgary City Hall (straight line). Population 30,405 at the 2021 Census, up 4.8% from 2016 (Statistics Canada). See homes for sale in Okotoks.

Map of Diamond Valley, Alberta, and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsNear Calgary

Town (Black Diamond + Turner Valley)

Diamond Valley

  • 43 km south
  • 5,341 residents
  • +1.5% since 2016

A town about 43 km south of Calgary City Hall (straight line). Population 5,341 at the 2021 Census, up 1.5% from 2016 (Statistics Canada). Black Diamond and Turner Valley amalgamated as the Town of Diamond Valley in 2023; the census figure adds the two. See homes for sale in Diamond Valley.

Map of High River, Alberta, and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsNear Calgary

Town

High River

  • 53 km south
  • 14,324 residents
  • +5.4% since 2016

A town about 53 km south of Calgary City Hall (straight line). Population 14,324 at the 2021 Census, up 5.4% from 2016 (Statistics Canada). See homes for sale in High River.

Map of Canmore, Alberta, and its streetsMap © OpenStreetMap contributorsNear Calgary

Town

Canmore

  • 91 km west
  • 15,990 residents
  • +14.3% since 2016

A town about 91 km west of Calgary City Hall (straight line). Population 15,990 at the 2021 Census, up 14.3% from 2016 (Statistics Canada). See homes for sale in Canmore.

Sources for the short cards: City of Calgary Open Data, community district boundaries and community structure (surr-xmvs), 2021 Federal Census population by community (f9wk-wej9); City of Calgary Community Profiles, 2021 Census (dwellings by period of construction), school locations (fd9t-tdn2), LRT stations (2axz-xm4q), transit stops by route (pm3p-838w); Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population, Census Profile (population 2021 and 2016); OpenStreetMap (Nominatim) for town locations and the Fish Creek Provincial Park boundary. Retrieved 28 October 2026. Card numbers: active listings on this site from the REALTOR.ca DDF® feed as of November 5, 2026 (Mountain Time), updated daily. Median price = median asking price of homes; days on market = median days since the listing was first entered.

Card images: maps © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL; community boundaries: City of Calgary open data.

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How to choose a community

1. Start with your commute.

Rapid transit differs a lot across south Calgary:

  • CTrain Red Line: Somerset–Bridlewood station sits between Somerset, Bridlewood and Shawnessy. Bus routes link Chaparral, Sundance (Route 78), Evergreen (Route 52), Cranston (Routes 14 and 75) and McKenzie Lake (Route 96, to Anderson station) to the Red Line.
  • MAX Yellow BRT to Mount Royal University and downtown: stations in Braeside, Cedarbrae and Woodbine (Woodview and Woodpark), with Woodpark next to Woodlands.
  • 302 BRT to downtown: Auburn Bay, Mahogany, Seton (South Health Campus) and the McKenzie Towne terminal. Route 117 also runs express from McKenzie Towne.
  • Driving: Stoney Trail borders most of the southeast communities plus Bridlewood, Evergreen and Somerset; Tsuut’ina Trail runs along Cedarbrae and Woodbine; Deerfoot Trail and Macleod Trail connect north.

Try the drive or the transit trip at the time you would actually travel. Calgary Transit’s trip planner (https://www.calgarytransit.com/) shows current routes and schedules.

2. Match the home type to the community.

Each community has its own mix. On October 27, 2026, our listing pages showed:

  • More condos and townhomes: Seton (40 of 95 listings were condos or apartments), Braeside (15 of 32 were townhomes), McKenzie Towne and Auburn Bay.
  • Mostly detached houses: Sundance (10 of 11), McKenzie Lake (18 of 20), Chaparral and Woodbine.
  • Duplexes and semi-detached homes: Cedarbrae (6 of 17 listings were duplexes) and Mahogany (19 of 118).

(Listing counts from our community pages, REALTOR.ca DDF® data updated Oct 27, 2026, 9:52 AM MDT. Counts change daily; each community page shows today’s numbers. For prices and sales across the city, see our Calgary market update.)

Home age matters too. Braeside (from 1965), Woodlands (1976), Woodbine (1979), Cedarbrae (1973) and Sundance (1982) are established, so we always recommend a licensed home inspection. Mahogany and Seton have resale homes alongside new construction, which comes with Alberta’s mandatory new-home warranty.

3. Look at the yearly fees, not just the price.

The eight southeast communities with full cards in this guide all have a residents or homeowners association fee registered on title (in Chaparral, only for eligible properties). The fee pays for lakes, beaches, community halls or other amenities, and it varies by community and by the type of lot. Each community page lists the amount the association publishes, and we confirm it on the title before you firm up. Condos and townhomes also carry condo fees, so review the reserve fund study and bylaws.

4. Amenities you’ll use.

  • Private lakes: Auburn Bay, Chaparral, Lake Bonavista, Mahogany, McKenzie Lake, Midnapore (Lake Midnapore) and Sundance in the southeast, Arbour Lake in the northwest and Coral Springs in the northeast.
  • Bordering Fish Creek Provincial Park: Alpine Park, Canyon Meadows, Cranston, Deer Run, Diamond Cove, Douglasdale/Glen, Evergreen, Lake Bonavista, McKenzie Lake, Midnapore, Parkland, Queensland, Shawnee Slopes, Sundance, Wolf Willow, Woodbine and Woodlands.
  • Hospital and big recreation centre: the South Health Campus and the Brookfield Residential YMCA at Seton are in Seton, next to Auburn Bay, Mahogany and Cranston.
  • Southland Leisure Centre: next to Braeside and a short trip from Cedarbrae.
  • Main-street shopping: McKenzie Towne’s High Street and Seton’s urban district.

5. Schools: the facts, and how to check them.

The table lists the public (Calgary Board of Education) and Catholic (Calgary Catholic School District) schools located in or beside each community, checked against the boards’ own school listings in October 2026. School designations change from year to year and depend on the exact address and grade, so always check the boards’ own tools: the CBE school finder and the Calgary Catholic School District school finder.

Community Calgary Board of Education Calgary Catholic School District
Auburn Bay Auburn Bay School, Bayside School, Lakeshore School Prince of Peace School, St. Gianna School
Braeside Braeside School (John Ware School is just north) none in the community
Bridlewood Bridlewood School Monsignor J.J. O’Brien School
Cedarbrae Cedarbrae School St. Cyril School
Chaparral Chaparral School St. Sebastian School
Cranston Cranston School, Dr. George Stanley School Christ the King School, Our Lady of the Rosary School
Evergreen Evergreen School, Marshall Springs School, Dr. Freda Miller School Our Lady of the Evergreens School
Mahogany Mahogany School Divine Mercy School
McKenzie Lake McKenzie Lake School, Mountain Park School St. John Henry Newman School
McKenzie Towne McKenzie Towne School, McKenzie Highlands School St. Albert the Great School
Seton Joane Cardinal-Schubert High School none in the community
Somerset Somerset School none in the community
Sundance Sundance School, Fish Creek School, MidSun School, Centennial High School (in or beside the community) Father Whelihan School
Woodbine Woodbine School St. Jude School
Woodlands Woodlands School none in the community

Bridlewood is also home to Glenmore Christian Academy, an independent school.

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Berg Estate Team, eXp Realty · 587-888-2919 · . Community facts last reviewed October 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Which Calgary communities have a private lake?

Nine Calgary communities in this guide have private lakes run by residents associations: Auburn Bay, Chaparral, Lake Bonavista, Mahogany, McKenzie Lake, Midnapore (Lake Midnapore) and Sundance in the southeast, Arbour Lake in the northwest and Coral Springs in the northeast. Access comes with the association fee registered on the property’s title.

Which of these communities are closest to a CTrain station?

26 communities in this guide have a CTrain station inside their boundary (City of Calgary data): Banff Trail (Banff Trail and University), Beltline (Victoria Park/Stampede), Brentwood, Bridgeland/Riverside (Bridgeland and Zoo), Canyon Meadows, Christie Park (Sirocco), Downtown Commercial Core (1st Street SW, 3rd Street SW, 4th Street SW, 6th Street SW, 7th Street SW, 8th Street SW, Centre Street and City Hall), Downtown West End (Downtown West – Kerby), Haysboro (Heritage), Hillhurst (SAIT/ACAD/Jubilee), Hounsfield Heights/Briar Hill (Lions Park), Martindale, Rosscarrock (Westbrook), Saddle Ridge (Saddletowne), Scenic Acres (Crowfoot), Shaganappi (Shaganappi Point), Shawnee Slopes (Fish Creek–Lacombe), Shawnessy, Somerset (Somerset–Bridlewood), Southwood (Anderson and Southland), Springbank Hill (69 Street SW), Sunalta, Sunnyside, Tuscany, Varsity (Dalhousie) and Westgate (45 Street SW). Bridlewood is next to Somerset–Bridlewood station. Braeside, Cedarbrae and Woodbine have MAX Yellow BRT stations, and Auburn Bay, Mahogany, Seton and McKenzie Towne are on the 302 BRT.

Do all of these communities have HOA or residents association fees?

No. The eight southeast communities with full cards in this guide all have one registered on title (in Chaparral, only for eligible properties), and so do properties with the Lake Bonavista, Midnapore Lake, Arbour Lake or Coral Springs lake encumbrance. The amount depends on the community and the lot. For any home, we check the title for encumbrances before you firm up.

How do I find out which school serves a specific address?

Use the CBE school finder and the Calgary Catholic School District school finder. Designations change from year to year, so check for the exact address and grade, even if a school is located in the community.

Which communities border Fish Creek Provincial Park?

Using the park boundary from OpenStreetMap: Cranston, Deer Run, Diamond Cove, Douglasdale/Glen, Lake Bonavista, McKenzie Lake, Midnapore, Parkland, Queensland, Sundance and Wolf Willow in the southeast, and Alpine Park, Canyon Meadows, Evergreen, Shawnee Slopes, Woodbine and Woodlands in the southwest.

Do you cover towns outside Calgary?

Yes. This guide covers the city of Airdrie and eight towns around Calgary: Canmore, Chestermere, Cochrane, Diamond Valley, High River, Okotoks, Strathmore and the hamlet of Langdon. Homes for sale in all of them show on this site, and each has its own page with 2021 Census figures, schools and police-reported crime.

We’re moving to Calgary from another city or country. Can you help us compare areas?

Yes. We work in English and Russian, Val also speaks Ukrainian, and we can compare communities with you by video call before you arrive. Our newcomer guide explains how buying works in Canada, and Home Finder emails you new listings in the communities you pick.

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