Grassy Plains

Built around a lakeside rural settlement, Grassy Plains grew into a small community on François Lake in central British Columbia. The long, narrow lake drains from its eastern end into the Stellako River, part of the Nechako River system. Forest, water and quiet local roads define the setting rather than an urban centre. This area belongs to the wider Dakelh (Carrier) cultural landscape of British Columbia’s Interior. Move on to other webcams in the Bulkley-Nechako region to compare lakeside and forest settings around central British Columbia.

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