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PLAN 6110ET BLOCK 3 LOT 9

Satellite view of PLAN 6110ET BLOCK 3 LOT 9 in County of Vermilion River, with the parcel boundary outlined

Satellite view. The gold outline is the parcel boundary from the Alberta cadastre. Confirm the exact extent with the municipality before you bid.

Reserve bid
$500
Price / acre
$4,950/acre
Parcel size
0.10 acres (408 m²)
Method
Public auction

Bidding opens at the reserve bid and goes up from there. It is not a purchase price. Final at sale: Alberta has no redemption after a tax sale. When the auctioneer declares the parcel sold, title transfers and there is no buy-back period. How Alberta tax sales work →

Municipality
County of Vermilion River
Legal description
PLAN 6110ET BLOCK 3 LOT 9
Method
Public auction (MGA Part 10)
Auction date
2026-09-14
Auction time
10:00
Location
the County of Vermilion River Council Chambers, 4912 50 Avenue, Kitscoty, Alberta

Always confirm the details with the municipality before you bid. The public auction is final at sale, and Alberta has no post-sale redemption. How Alberta tax sales work →

We read this from the Alberta Gazette, not from a municipal notice page. Confirm the date and terms with County of Vermilion River before you bid.

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