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Medicine Hat, named after a Blackfoot legend, is commonly identified by two if
its most prominent characteristics. “The Hat”, as it's known locally, boasts some
of the largest natural gas reserves in the world. It also holds the proud distinction
of being the “sunniest city in Canada”, with over 2,500 hours of sunshine every
year. It is an interesting town situated on the Trans-Canada Highway and set in
very arid, almost desert-like terrain. For those looking to explore the area's
heritage, the Medicine
Hat Museum and Art Gallery—which has some noteworthy native and pioneer artifacts—is
well worth visiting. Another popular attraction is the former World's
Tallest Tepee, found at the Saamis Archaeological Site. The tepee was created
for the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics and was relocated to Medicine Hat in 1991.Visit
the WorldWeb Travel Guides for Lethbridge,
Calgary and Saskatchewan
for information about visitor destinations near Medicine Hat.
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