Grande Prairie Smoky

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Grande Prairie Smoky is an Albertan provincial electoral district, located in northwestern Alberta.

Under the Alberta electoral boundary re-distribution of 2004, the constituency includes the northern half of the city of Grande Prairie and the surrounding areas to the east of the city. Its border with Grande Prairie-Wapiti within the city is Richmond Avenue and the Canadian National Railway. Clockwise from Grande Prairie Wapiti, the constituency also borders Dunvegan-Central Peace, Lesser Slave Lake, Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock, Whitecourt-Ste. Anne and West Yellowhead. Other major towns include Fox Creek, Sexsmith and Valleyview.

The current MLA for this district is Progressive Conservative Mel Knight. He won re-election in the district in the 26th Alberta general election.

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North	Athabasca-Redwater • Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock • Bonnyville-Cold Lake • Dunvegan-Central Peace • Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo • Grande Prairie Smoky • Grande Prairie Wapiti • Lac La Biche-St. Paul • Lesser Slave Lake • Peace River • Spruce Grove-Sturgeon-St. Albert • St. Albert
Edmonton:	Edmonton Beverly Clareview • Edmonton Calder • Edmonton Castle Downs • Edmonton Centre • Edmonton Decore • Edmonton Ellerslie • Edmonton Glenora • Edmonton Gold Bar • Edmonton Highlands-Norwood • Edmonton Manning • Edmonton McClung • Edmonton Meadowlark • Edmonton Mill Creek • Edmonton Mill Woods • Edmonton Riverview • Edmonton Rutherford • Edmonton Strathcona • Edmonton Whitemud • Sherwood Park • Strathcona
Central:	Banff-Cochrane • Battle River-Wainwright • Drayton Valley-Calmar • Drumheller-Stettler • Foothills-Rocky View • Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville • Innisfail-Sylvan Lake • Lacombe-Ponoka • Leduc-Beaumont-Devon • Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills • Red Deer North • Red Deer South • Rocky Mountain House • Stony Plain • Vermilion-Lloydminster • West Yellowhead • Wetaskiwin-Camrose • Whitecourt-Ste. Anne
Calgary:	Calgary Bow • Calgary Buffalo • Calgary Cross • Calgary Currie • Calgary East • Calgary Egmont • Calgary Elbow • Calgary Fish Creek • Calgary Foothills • Calgary Fort • Calgary Glenmore • Calgary Hays • Calgary Lougheed • Calgary MacKay • Calgary McCall • Calgary Montrose • Calgary Mountain View • Calgary North Hill • Calgary North West • Calgary Nose Hill • Calgary Shaw • Calgary Varsity • Calgary West
South:	Airdrie-Chestermere • Cardston-Taber-Warner • Cypress-Medicine Hat • Highwood • Lethbridge East • Lethbridge West • Little Bow • Livingstone-Macleod • Medicine Hat • Strathmore-Brooks
See also:	Politics of Alberta • List of Alberta general elections • 2004 election