Deer Run Map

Deer Run is a captivating residential neighbourhood situated in the southeast quadrant of Calgary, Alberta. Renowned for its picturesque location within a bend of the Bow River and its adjacency to the lush Fish Creek Provincial Park, Deer Run provides a tranquil and nature-infused living experience.

Geographic Location

Coordinates: 50°55′05″N 114°00′30″W. Deer Run is encased by North Deersaxon Circle and the community of Deer Ridge to the north, and Bow Bottom Trail to the west. Perched at an elevation of 1,020 m (3,350 ft), Deer Run offers residents sweeping views and a variety of recreational opportunities.

Area and Population

Spanning an area of 1.1 km² (0.4 sq mi), Deer Run had a population of 5,120 as of 2016. The 2012 municipal census recorded a population of 5,341 living in 2,113 dwellings, indicating a slight decrease in population. The population density in 2012 was 2,810/km² (7,280/sq mi).

Socio-economic Profile

Residents in Deer Run boasted a median household income of $106,486 in 2015. The community has a low percentage of low income residents at 6%, showcasing its affluent nature. As of 2016, immigrants constituted 17% of the population, while 2% identified as either First Nations or Métis. The housing landscape comprises 12% condominiums or apartments, with 19% of the housing being utilized for rental purposes.

Education

Deer Run ensures its younger residents have access to quality education through the Deer Run Elementary public school. For secondary education, students typically attend Wilma Hansen Junior High and Lord Beaverbrook High School, which are designated out of district.

Community and Lifestyle

The Deer Run Community Association actively engages the neighbourhood, fostering a strong sense of community and organizing various events and programs. The proximity to Fish Creek Provincial Park and the Bow River allows residents to indulge in outdoor activities and appreciate the beauty of nature, making Deer Run a desirable location for families and nature enthusiasts.