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Medicine Hat’s clay-industry heritage is linked to railway transport and natural gas. The City’s heritage records and the Canadian Register document this industrial landscape through different designation systems.
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Sources: medalta.org · www.historicplaces.ca · www.medicinehat.ca
Clay and the railway
The Canadian Register identifies the Medicine Hat Clay Industries National Historic Site as an industrial landscape along a CPR spur in the North Flats. Its record links the district’s clay manufacturing to local clay beds, rail transport and natural gas.
Sources: www.historicplaces.ca
Municipal heritage records
The City documents how it evaluates heritage properties and records Municipal Historic Resources. Its heritage list includes the Flat Iron Building, Hull Block and First Street South Municipal Historic Area.
Sources: www.medicinehat.ca
Public inventory
4 public pins are currently listed for Medicine Hat. This count includes approved public records in the local inventory and can change. Inventory snapshot: .
How reports are reviewed
Only approved public reports appear in this inventory. A public pin documents a place; it does not establish permission to enter it.
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