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Oroville–Osoyoos Border Crossing

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US agents patrol the lake, which straddles the border. Boaters can cross the border but cannot land or contact anyone without having reported to the Customs and Border Protection office. In 2003, two Canadians were apprehended after crossing under the cover of darkness in an 18-foot canoe loaded with
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Administrative oversight transferred from the Port of Victoria to the Port of New Westminster in 1880 and to the Port of Grand Forks in 1899. The office closed in 1902 but reopened in 1905. Oversight passed to the Port of Greenwood in 1907 and the Port of Penticton in 1924. The status was upgraded to
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ran south of the border for a brief span near Oroville, but this section was soon decommissioned and a new section blazed north of the border. That decade, a rudimentary building housed the US Customs office.
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within months. The building was physically moved to the village of Osoyoos in 1865. After the structure burned down in 1878, Haynes operated out of his residence.
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More lightning in the hand : a case study of the security vulnerabilities of the Osoyoos Port of Entry at the Canada-US Boundary Line
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A 2015 thesis examining the security vulnerabilities of the Osoyoos Port of Entry lacks informative summary conclusions.
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The Oroville border patrol station, established in 1929, actively pursued liquor smugglers during
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restrictions tied up traffic on Highway 97 and into Osoyoos before heading to the border.
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million joint border inspection station which houses the agencies of both countries.
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was the inaugural customs officer 1861–1888 until his death. Initially on the lower
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Aerial view of the US-Canada joint border station in 2010. Canada is to the right.
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478 pounds of marijuana. In 2021, officers discovered and seized
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The first cattle drive crossing at Osoyoos was in 1858.
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Buildings and structures in Okanogan County, Washington
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The story of Osoyoos, September 1811 to December 1952
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in unreported currency during a vehicle inspection.
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Border crossing between Canada and the United States
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United States
Canada
US 97
Highway 97
Oroville, WA
Osoyoos, BC
Coordinates
49°00′00″N 119°27′42″W / 49.000084°N 119.461757°W / 49.000084; -119.461757
US
Canadian
Oroville, Washington
Osoyoos, British Columbia
Canada–US border
U.S. Route 97
British Columbia Highway 97
John Carmichael Haynes
Similkameen River
Osoyoos Lake
RCMP
COVID-19 pandemic
Dewdney Trail
Prohibition in the United States
Canadian border station at Osoyoos, BC, 1922
Oroville-Osoyoos border survey marker, 2015
Canadian border station at Osoyoos, BC, 1997.
US border station at Oroville, WA, c.1990s
Canada border crossing at Osoyoos, BC, c.2003
List of Canada–United States border crossings
Fraser 1952

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