List of specialized municipalities in Alberta
List of specialized municipalities

List of specialized municipalities in Alberta

Section Title: List of specialized municipalities
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Name	Region	Incorporation date (specialized municipality)	Council size	Municipal census population (year)	Population (2016)	Population (2011)	Change (%)	Land area (km²)	Population density (per km²)

Crowsnest Pass, Municipality of	Southern Alberta	January 16, 2008	7	5,589	5,565	+0.4%	371.44	15.0/km2

Jasper, Municipality of	Alberta's Rockies	July 20, 2001	7	4,584 (2011)	4,590	4,432	+3.6%	924.06	5.0/km2

Lac La Biche County	Northern Alberta	January 1, 2018	9	8,544 (2016)	8,330	8,397	−0.8%	12,570.99	0.7/km2

Mackenzie County	Northern Alberta	June 23, 1999	10	11,750 (2015)	11,171	10,927	+2.2%	80,458.19	0.1/km2

Strathcona County	Edmonton Capital Region	January 1, 1996	9	95,597 (2015)	98,044	92,490	+6.0%	1,182.78	82.9/km2

Wood Buffalo, Regional Municipality of	Northern Alberta	April 1, 1995	11	81,948 (2015)	71,589	65,565	+9.2%	61,777.65	1.2/km2

Total specialized municipalities	—	—	53	—	199,313	187,376	+6.4%	157,285.11	1.3/km2

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Alberta's largest and smallest specialized municipalities are the Strathcona County and the Municipality of Jasper, with populations of 92,490 and 4,051 respectively.

final_sentence: Alberta's largest and smallest specialized municipalities are the Strathcona County and the Municipality of Jasper, with populations of 92,490 and 4,051 respectively.