Regional districts of British Columbia

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The Canadian Province of British Columbia is divided into regional districts, more or less analogous to counties in the United States and the United Kingdom. The province provides a primer to explain the concept, as well as more detailed regional district maps.

[edit] Current regional districts

The current districts, shown with their district seats:

  1. Alberni-Clayoquot Regional DistrictPort Alberni
  2. Regional District of Bulkley-NechakoBurns Lake
  3. Capital Regional DistrictVictoria
  4. Cariboo Regional DistrictWilliams Lake
  5. Central Coast Regional DistrictBella Coola
  6. Regional District of Central KootenayNelson
  7. Regional District of Central OkanaganKelowna
  8. Columbia-Shuswap Regional DistrictSalmon Arm
  9. Regional District of Comox-StrathconaCourtenay
  10. Cowichan Valley Regional DistrictDuncan
  11. Regional District of East KootenayCranbrook
  12. Fraser Valley Regional DistrictChilliwack
  13. Regional District of Fraser-Fort GeorgePrince George
  14. Greater Vancouver Regional DistrictBurnaby
  15. Regional District of Kitimat-StikineTerrace
  16. Regional District of Kootenay BoundaryTrail
  17. Regional District of Mount WaddingtonPort McNeill
  18. Regional District of NanaimoNanaimo
  19. Regional District of North OkanaganColdstream
  20. Northern Rockies Regional DistrictFort Nelson
  21. Regional District of Okanagan-SimilkameenPenticton
  22. Peace River Regional DistrictDawson Creek
  23. Powell River Regional DistrictPowell River
  24. Skeena-Queen Charlotte Regional DistrictPrince Rupert
  25. Squamish-Lillooet Regional DistrictPemberton
  26. Stikine Region—n/a
  27. Sunshine Coast Regional DistrictSechelt
  28. Thompson-Nicola Regional DistrictKamloops

[edit] Historical regional districts

  • Dewdney-Alouette Regional District
  • Central Fraser Valley Regional District
  • Fraser-Cheam Regional District

[edit] See also

BC
Canadian Provnces
Census divisions by province and territory



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