Paradise Valley, Alberta
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| Census division | No. 10 |
| County | Vermilion River |
| Area: | 0.5 km² |
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152 (2001) |
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| Time zone | Mountain: UTC -7 |
| Postal code span | T0B 3R0 |
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| Highways | Highway 897 Highway 614 |
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| Governing body | Paradise Valley Village Council |
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Paradise Valley is a village in central Alberta located just off Highway 897 37 km south of Kitscoty.
The economic base of the village is agricultural.
There are several churches and a K-12 school in Paradise Valley.
One of the grain elevators has been converted in to the Climb through Time museum.
Paradise Valley is the home of the "Three Cities" Arena, the site of the "Three Cities" Park and the site of the annual "Three Cities" Fair. Paradise Valley, of course, is one of the Three Cities. The other two are the nearby hamlets of McLaughlin and Rivercourse.
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