Area H (Lighthouse Country): Horne Lake Road - Inland Island Highway
Built around rural settlements, forest land and road connections, Area H grew into a dispersed community area on the east side of central Vancouver Island. The junction of Horne Lake Road and the Inland Island Highway lies among conifer woodland, typical of this inland part of the Regional District of Nanaimo. Horne Lake, reached along the local road, is a freshwater lake near Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park, known for its karst caves. Highway 19 is the island’s principal north–south route, while Horne Lake Road leads from it toward the lake and surrounding rural properties. Rather than a single town centre, Area H is defined by forest, small settlements and access roads between the island interior and the Strait of Georgia coast.
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