Taylor

Few communities in British Columbia have a history as closely tied to the building of the Alaska Highway during the Second World War as Taylor. The settlement stands beside the Peace River in northeastern British Columbia, along Highway 97, the province’s section of that historic route. Boreal forest and the broad Peace River valley shape its setting in the Peace River country. First known as Mile 36, Taylor grew around the highway construction era and remains part of a region shaped by transport and energy development. Place Taylor in its wider northeastern British Columbia context by browsing webcams nearby.

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