Calgary

Major city in Alberta, Canada.

Calgary Alberta

Calgary is a major city in Alberta, Canada. Situated on the Bow River, it's known for its proximity to the Canadian Rockies and a thriving economy driven by the energy sector. Calgary is also recognized for its Stampede, an annual rodeo and festival.

/kælˈɡɑːri/

Calgary is derived from the name of the River Bow, which itself comes from a Gaelic word meaning 'fortified place'.

Calgary is a big city in Canada, known for being close to the Rocky Mountains and hosting the Winter Olympics.

Calgary hosted the 1988 Winter Olympics, It's located in a rain shadow, creating drier conditions than other parts of Canada

What province is Calgary in? Alberta, When was Calgary founded? 1875, What is Calgary known for? The Stampede

city Alberta Canada

Stampede

Bow River

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