Skip to content
  • Council
    • Welcome
    • Alberta Coal Policy Committee – Submission
    • Alberta Municipal Government Act
    • Bylaws and Policies
    • Council
    • Council Meeting Information
    • Council Meeting – Agenda and Minutes
    • Financial Statements
    • Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy
    • Intermunicipal Development Plans
    • Planning and Development
    • Strategic Plan
  • Residents
    • Welcome
    • Agriculture
      • Agriculture – Bulletin
    • Alberta Coal Policy Committee – Submission
    • Alberta Fire Bans Status
    • Emergency Management
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Fire Services
    • Health and Safety
    • M.D. of Ranchland Map
    • Parks
    • Planning and Development
    • Public Works Department
    • R.C.M.P. Crime Map
    • Report a Pothole
    • Report a Weed
    • Utilities
    • Waste Management
  • M.D. of Ranchland No. 66 Logo
  • Visitors
    • Welcome
    • Alberta Fire Bans Status
    • Emergency Management
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Fire Services
    • M.D. of Ranchland Map
    • Parks
    • Planning and Development
    • R.C.M.P. Crime Map
  • Contact
    • Contact
    • Report a Pothole
    • Report a Weed
    • Maintenance of Highways 22, 520, 532, 533 is the responsibility of Volker Stevin, please contact them at 1-888-877-6237
Welcomemdr662021-12-17T13:46:53-07:00

Municipal District of Ranchland

Nestled in the Rocky Mountains and rolling foothills of southern Alberta, the Municipal District of Ranchland No. 66 includes some of the finest ranching country in Canada. Located in the southwestern portion of the province, municipal boundaries stretch north to Kananaskis Country, south to the border of the Crowsnest Pass, west to the British Columbia border and east to the 5th meridian.

The Municipal District of Ranchland encompasses approximately 631 999 acres (255 770 ha) of land and is unique in that there are no urban municipalities, hamlets or urban service areas within the boundaries of the Municipal District and almost all land within the municipality is used for agricultural purposes.

Parks & Natural Areas

Within the boundaries of the MD, there exists one provincial park, a wildland park, an ecological reserve and three natural areas. The protection of these landscapes reflects the unique roles that the Municipality and its residents must play in preserving Alberta native grassland ecosystems. Ranchers rely on the continued diversity and production of native grasses, and the fact much of the land is unbroken and without road access is a direct consequence of their stewardship.

Mission Statement:

“To protect and enhance the community and unique ranching heritage and to promote activities that are sustainable and compatible with the environment.”

Impacts of Assessment Model Changes for the M.D. of Ranchland – PDF

MD Ranchland 66 | Box 1060 | Nanton, AB  T0L 1R0 | ph: 403-646-3131 | fax: 403-646-3141

Copyright © 2022 - M.D. of Ranchland No. 66. All Rights Reserved.
Page load link
Go to Top