Difference between revisions of "Barkerville, British Columbia"

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This graticule is located at [[53,-121]]. [http://carabiner.peeron.com/xkcd/map/map.html?lat=53&long=-121&zoom=9&abs=-1 Today's location]
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The Barkerville graticule is located at [[53,-121]]. The historic gold rush town of Barkerville and the arts-focused town of Wells are located near the southern end of the graticule. The middle includes the western portion of the renowned Bowron Lakes canoe circuit and much of what was once considered the largest clear cut in the world (visible from space). The northern portion includes a lonely stretch of Highway 16 between McBride and Prince George, the communities of Dome Creek, Penny (which still gets mail by train), and Longworth, as well as Purden Lake provincial park (and resort and ski hill). [http://carabiner.peeron.com/xkcd/map/map.html?lat=53&long=-121&zoom=9&abs=-1 Today's location]
  
 
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Revision as of 04:52, 28 April 2012

Salmon Valley Sinclair Mills Hart Ranges
Prince George Barkerville McBride
Williams Lake Likely Hendrix Lake

Today's location: not yet announced

The Barkerville graticule is located at 53,-121. The historic gold rush town of Barkerville and the arts-focused town of Wells are located near the southern end of the graticule. The middle includes the western portion of the renowned Bowron Lakes canoe circuit and much of what was once considered the largest clear cut in the world (visible from space). The northern portion includes a lonely stretch of Highway 16 between McBride and Prince George, the communities of Dome Creek, Penny (which still gets mail by train), and Longworth, as well as Purden Lake provincial park (and resort and ski hill). Today's location