Carmangay Colony

Carmangay Colony is a Hutterite farming community near Carmangay, Alberta, north of Lethbridge. Established in 1975, the colony brings together rural life, shared work and education in southern Alberta.

AI-generated aerial illustration of Carmangay Colony, showing its rural layout in southern Alberta.
Carmangay Colony is a Hutterite farming community near Carmangay, Alberta, north of Lethbridge. Established in 1975, the colony brings together rural life, shared work and education in southern Alberta.

Location is approximate and shown for reference only.

Hutterite Colony ·  Carmangay, Alberta

Carmangay Colony

Carmangay Colony is a Hutterite farming community near Carmangay, Alberta, north of Lethbridge. Established in 1975, the colony brings together rural life, shared work and education in southern Alberta.

About Carmangay Colony

Founded in 1975 as a branch of Waterton Colony, Carmangay Colony has a history spanning more than five decades in southern Alberta. The community is located in the agricultural countryside near Carmangay, north of Lethbridge, where homes and farm buildings form a connected rural settlement. Carmangay belongs to the Dariusleut branch of the Hutterite community, and its history includes the establishment of daughter colonies at Tofield and Twin Creek. Education is also part of life at the colony: Springridge School serves Carmangay Colony within Palliser School Division. Together, its agricultural setting, community history and on-site school provide a picture of a settlement where work, learning and everyday life share the same place.

For current products, availability or business inquiries, contact Carmangay Colony through the details on this profile. Please confirm arrangements before visiting, as the colony is a working community.

Carmangay Colony

Send an inquiry

We’ll automatically create an account for you after you send this inquiry.

Location

Approximate location of this vendor / colony.

Location is approximate and shown for reference only.