Thompson-Nicola Regional District

The Thompson-Nicola Regional District has served as an inland crossroads within British Columbia’s Interior since the nineteenth century. Its broad territory is shaped by the Thompson and Nicola river systems. In Kamloops, the North and South Thompson rivers meet, while the Nicola Valley south and west of the city is long associated with ranching. Dry grassland and sagebrush benches around Kamloops give way to forested uplands and lake country farther north. Secwépemc culture is central to the Thompson Valley, and the region’s routes have long linked Interior communities. See how the Thompson-Nicola Regional District connects with British Columbia’s Interior by browsing webcams nearby.

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