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Fort Edmonton Fort Edmonton Park is the largest historic park in Canada.

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	Date/Time	User	Dimensions	File size	Comment
(current)	22:40, 2 November 2008	Edmontonenthusiast (Talk | contribs)	1210×1200	260 KB	Fort Edmonton, Edmonton AB. Taken in 2006 by Edmontonenthusiast.
	23:43, 20 October 2008	Edmontonenthusiast (Talk | contribs)	1210×1200	260 KB	Fort Edmonton Park, expereince the old town.

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