Port McNeill

Among the coastal towns of British Columbia, Port McNeill stands out for its position on the Broughton Strait, opposite the islands of the Broughton Archipelago. On northern Vancouver Island, it is a working harbour town where BC Ferries links the road network with Alert Bay and Sointula. The waterfront faces a tidal passage shaped by fishing boats, wooded islands and the mainland coast. A large cedar burl displayed in town recalls the logging industry that helped shape Port McNeill, while the surrounding waters lie in the traditional territories of Kwakwaka'wakw peoples. Browse additional webcams nearby to see how Port McNeill relates to northern Vancouver Island and the Broughton Strait.

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