Millet is a town of about 1,900 on Highway 2A, 40 km south of Edmonton. QuotePath checks farms and main-street buildings on their own numbers.
Millet is a town of 1,890 people in the County of Wetaskiwin No. 10, on Highways 2A and 616, about 40 km south of Edmonton. It became a town in 1983. Its own description is that it focuses on agriculture and recreation, with events like the May Millet Massacre and June Millet Days. It has a museum and archives, Griffiths-Scott School and a seniors' apartment building. Natural gas first came to the village in 1953.
Being so close to Edmonton, Millet is partly a commuter town, and much of its energy interest lies in the farms around it and in the small commercial and community buildings in town. Farm yards often have several meters, and main-street buildings have a roof, a daytime load and a rate class.
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