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Northern British Columbia, Canada
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The North Coast-Nechako is a region in British Columbia, Canada. It stretches from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific coast and Alaska Panhandle.
By plane
Airports within this region with scheduled commercial flights:
By bus
By train
By boat
By bus
By public transit
BC Transit operates bus routes within communities such as Prince George, Prince Rupert, Smithers, and Terrace. Bus services also connect cities several days per week between the following communities:
By boat
A couple of ferry routes operate in this region, enabling travel to rural communities. Ferries in this region:
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Prince Rupert · Regional · YPR
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the largest city in the northern BC, and its business and government centre, but not one of its tourist centres
a charming alpine town that is a good base for exploring the surrounding wilderness
a farming, ranching, forestry and mining community in the geographic centre of British Columbia
a coastal city with ferry and rail links
the regional retail and service hub for the northwestern portion of British Columbia
a town that was built in the 1950s to support an aluminum industry
small indigenous village and southern terminus of Stewart-Cassiar Highway
small village with a blend of wilderness scenery, ancient culture, and frontier history
a wilderness and hunting destination on the Stewart–Cassiar Highway, an alternate route that connects to the Alaska Highway.
a village on the Alaska border, opposite Hyder, AK, surrounded by breathtaking mountains, an emerald rainforest, clean fresh air and pure drinking water
a historic First Nations and Klondike Gold Rush trail between Alaska and British Columbia operated by the United States' and Canada's national park agencies
a wilderness area and UNESCO World Heritage Site in the province's far northwest corner
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