Spallumcheen is a rural municipality in the North Okanagan, encircling the city of Armstrong in the broad valley carved by the Shuswap River system. The municipality is composed primarily of farmland and small rural communities, with dairy farms, hay fields, and vegetable operations occupying much of the valley floor. The surrounding terrain rises toward the Enderby Cliffs and forested plateaus on either side, providing hiking terrain and wildlife habitat. One of British Columbia’s oldest incorporated municipalities, Spallumcheen was established in 1892 and has retained its agricultural character throughout its history. The community of Grandview Flats, north of Armstrong, is recognized across the province for producing high-quality corn and root vegetables. Residents and visitors move fluidly between Spallumcheen and Armstrong, with the two communities sharing schools, services, and commercial facilities along the Trans-Canada Highway corridor.