Stikine Region

Among the regions of Canada, the Stikine Region stands out for its immense, sparsely settled northern interior. Covering much of northwestern British Columbia, it is a land of broad plateaus, forest, wetlands and high ranges, threaded by the Stikine River and crossed by the Stewart–Cassiar Highway. Dease Lake is an important service community on that route, while the region’s scale and limited road network keep many areas remote. This is also part of Tahltan traditional territory; the Tahltan Nation remains central to the cultural identity of northwestern British Columbia. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of the Stikine Region.

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