Northern Rockies Regional Municipality

Northern Rockies Regional Municipality occupies a vast northeastern corner of British Columbia, Canada. Its territory extends from boreal lowlands around Fort Nelson towards the northern Rocky Mountains, encompassing the Fort Nelson and Liard river systems and a sparsely settled expanse of forest, wetlands and mountain country. Fort Nelson is the municipality’s principal community and stands on the Alaska Highway, the wartime route that remains central to travel through northern British Columbia. Part of the region reaches into the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area, a major wilderness landscape managed for conservation and traditional uses. Long distances, severe winters and a resource-based economy give this part of the province a distinctly northern character. Move on to other webcams in the region to compare landscapes and settings around the Northern Rockies.

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