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2283:Communities
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2136:January 28,
2085:January 27,
1824:January 27,
1761:January 27,
1658:November 2,
1387:2021 census
384:is a rural
233:Kevin White
223:Henry Wiebe
134: /
122:125°45′45″W
2685:Categories
2561:Port Alice
2551:New Denver
2481:Gold River
2441:Burns Lake
2368:Chilliwack
2359:Abbotsford
2023:2014-07-15
1987:2014-07-15
1962:2023-03-12
1881:2013-02-01
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1630:References
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1537:Recreation
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1394:Irreligion
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357:Burns Lake
279:Population
199:Government
119:54°13′45″N
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43:Burns Lake
2616:Valemount
2601:Sun Peaks
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2556:Pemberton
2511:Lions Bay
2476:Fruitvale
2421:Alert Bay
2048:Skin Tyee
1616:The book
1457:Education
567:Geography
513:wood mill
354:Waterways
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327:UTC−07:00
306:UTC−08:00
301:Time zone
271:Elevation
207:Municipal
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2506:Keremeos
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2436:Belcarra
2431:Ashcroft
2413:Villages
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2331:Villages
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2130:BC Parks
1890:cite web
1604:and the
1430:Via Rail
1381:Religion
1353:Source:
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1184:(11.47)
1114:(18.14)
1045:Average
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1035:(−44.9)
1030:(−35.1)
990:(−40.0)
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502:Observer
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457:Granisle
156:Province
2586:Sayward
2531:McBride
2461:Clinton
2383:Nanaimo
2363:Mission
1831:Byrnes.
1488:Culture
1369:In the
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710:(59.7)
705:(50.5)
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650:humidex
572:Climate
467:History
388:in the
386:village
362:Website
344:Highway
147:Country
51:Village
2611:Telkwa
2606:Tahsis
2596:Slocan
2546:Nakusp
2536:Midway
2526:Masset
2521:Lytton
2426:Anmore
2296:Cities
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1336:155.1
1333:242.3
1330:267.5
1327:242.7
1324:233.8
1321:190.4
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453:Topley
168:Region
150:Canada
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2516:Lumby
2501:Kaslo
2456:Chase
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1768:town.
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1342:52.0
1315:94.1
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1298:13.2
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988:−40.0
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643:Year
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1896:link
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