New Dayton
New Dayton is a hamlet in southern Alberta, Canada within the County of Warner No.[2] It is located on Highway 4 between the villages of Stirling and Warner, approximately 48 kilometres (30 mi) southeast of Lethbridge.New Dayton was named for their former home by settlers from Dayton, Ohio.[3] New Dayton recorded a population of 47 in the 1991 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada.[12] The hamlet has a ball diamond, a campground and a postal outlet.
HamletProvinceAlbertaSouthern AlbertaCensus divisionMunicipal districtCounty of Warner No. 5UnincorporatedRachael HarderGrant HunterTime zoneT0K 1P0Area code+1-403HighwaysHighway 4StirlingWarnerLethbridgeDayton, OhioStatistics Canada1991 Census of PopulationSchoolList of communities in AlbertaList of hamlets in AlbertaAlberta Municipal AffairsDominion Bureau of StatisticsBarnwellWrenthamRaymondForemostDel BonitaMilk RiverCensus divisionsCensus agglomerationsMunicipalitiesSchool authoritiesCommunitiesCitiesVillagesSummer villagesHamletsIndian reserves and settlementsMetis settlementsGhost townsPopulation centresDesignated placesLocalitiesurbanservice areasAirdrieBeaumontBrooksCalgaryCamroseChestermereCold LakeEdmontonFort McMurrayFort SaskatchewanGrande PrairieLacombeLloydminsterMedicine HatRed DeerSherwood ParkSpruce GroveSt. AlbertWetaskiwinAcadia ValleyAlcomdaleAlder FlatsAldersydeAlhambraAltarioAntler LakeArdleyArdmoreArdrossanArmenaAshmontAtmoreBalzacBeauvallonBeaver CrossingBeaver LakeBeaver MinesBeaverdamBeazerBellisBenaltoBenchlandsBezansonBindlossBirchamBlackfootBlackieBlue RidgeBlueskyBlufftonBottrelBow CityBragg CreekBreynatBrosseauBrownfieldBrownvaleBuck CreekBuck LakeBufordBurdettByemoorCadoganCadominCadotte LakeCalahooCalling LakeCampsieCanyon CreekCarbondaleCardiffCarolineCarselandCarvelCarwayCaslanCassils