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| Gutah | Etthithun Lake | Hamburg, Alberta |
| Wonowon | Fort St. John | Worsley, Alberta |
| Chetwynd | Dawson Creek | Beaverlodge, Alberta |
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The Fort St. John, British Columbia graticule, at 56, -120, lies on the BC side of the BC-Alberta border. The Alaska Highway runs through the southwest of the graticule and the Peace River flows across the south.
Local Geohashers
None known.
Expeditions
2008-10-12: Robyn successfully completed an airhash here.
The graticule still awaits its first ground-based geohasher.
