British Columbia. Provincial Park
Adjoining BC-Alberta boundary, E of Prince George
54°3’0″N N 120°20’0″ W — Map 093I01 — Google — GeoHack
Name officially adopted in 2000
Official in BC – Canada
Adjoining BC-Alberta boundary, E of Prince George
54°3’0″N N 120°20’0″ W — Map 093I01 — Google — GeoHack
Name officially adopted in 2000
Official in BC – Canada
The Kakwa Recreation Area was established in 1987, containing about 128,000 hectares. In 1999 the area was extended and status changed to a provincial park, to be known as Kakwa Park, now containing almost 171,000 hectares.
Kakwa Provincial Park showcases ice-clad mountains, extensive alpine meadows and a section of the Continental Divide. Main physical features include Mount Sir Alexander (3270 m), Mount Ida (3189 m), and Kakwa Lake.
References:
- British Columbia Geographical Names. Kakwa Provincial Park
- British Columbia Parks. Kakwa Park
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