User talk:Skookum1/Archive 16
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BC communities
If this is going to be your stance on adding citations, consider concentrating on wikilinking localities D-Z rather than continuing with the observations on the talk page. I intend to continue on with where I left off this weekend now that the work week is over and I have a reprieve from other commitments. Hwy43 (talk) 06:37, 20 April 2013 (UTC)
- K, I just don't see the point in citing each one when they're part of a municipality, that's in the target articles and the muni articles.....Skookum1 (talk) 06:41, 20 April 2013 (UTC)
- I'll let you handle the description on Pitt Meadows which of course is also a muni (city?) now; the locality in question is Harris Road, south of Highway 7, "downtown" Pitt Meadows now.Skookum1 (talk) 06:43, 20 April 2013 (UTC)
Do not try to hide your reversion of my edits by rolling in a bunch of other edits here. It has been noticed and such action is disruptive to this collaborative process. Hwy43 (talk) 04:42, 21 April 2013 (UTC)
- Sorry there was an edit conflict, I bulk copy-pasted and forgot to include your two changes; I'd done like fifty insertions in one edit. Will watch out next time....most of that bulk linking is done now, some of these have target articles that may need redirects; others need articles. Really a mixed bag, whether or not including things that are now in munis; a table would be bette-r IMO so it could show where these places are, and what they were. Just curious; when did it become required practice to cite list entries?Skookum1 (talk) 04:49, 21 April 2013 (UTC)
- My bad. Should have known it was an edit conflict. Sorry for the accusation. A table would be nice, but let's not go there yet. I have a method for building long tables outside of WP that we should collaborate on at a later date. Let's tackle the observations on the talk page first.
- Crap, now I lost some of yours in an edit conflict. I'll return your edits. Hwy43 (talk) 06:14, 21 April 2013 (UTC)
- And you beat me to returning the edits. Thanks. Hwy43 (talk) 06:18, 21 April 2013 (UTC)
- Crap, now I lost some of yours in an edit conflict. I'll return your edits. Hwy43 (talk) 06:14, 21 April 2013 (UTC)
- When was it that content within list entries were exceptions to WP:V? Hwy43 (talk) 04:59, 21 April 2013 (UTC)
- On some other lists I've seen editors strip cites as unneeded because they were lists, given that the target articles are all cited (or should be?).Skookum1 (talk) 06:19, 21 April 2013 (UTC)
- That's an unfortunate utopian stance. Confirming all target articles are cited would be more exhaustive than what we are doing now, and not every entry on this list article has an article for that matter. Creating articles for all to achieve this would be exponentially exhaustive. We can't rely on this methodology. Hwy43 (talk) 07:04, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- Utopian? Do you have any idea how many BC placename and locality/settlement articles I've created? This has nothing to do with "methodology", it has to do with thoroughness. Many of those redlinked deserve to have articles, some because as with Caribou Hide (which isn't in the Gazetteer though it is in BC Names) they are the only thing around for miles. That the Gazetteer lists things as uninhabited or abandoned which aren't suggests that it's not the core source to be using, also. Not the first time a government publication isn't up to date or accurate.Skookum1 (talk) 07:15, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- You do realize I'm referring to the other "editors stripping cites as unneeded because they were lists" as being utopian and not you. Hwy43 (talk) 07:20, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- That wasn't clear at all from your post/reply.Skookum1 (talk) 07:33, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- You do realize I'm referring to the other "editors stripping cites as unneeded because they were lists" as being utopian and not you. Hwy43 (talk) 07:20, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- Utopian? Do you have any idea how many BC placename and locality/settlement articles I've created? This has nothing to do with "methodology", it has to do with thoroughness. Many of those redlinked deserve to have articles, some because as with Caribou Hide (which isn't in the Gazetteer though it is in BC Names) they are the only thing around for miles. That the Gazetteer lists things as uninhabited or abandoned which aren't suggests that it's not the core source to be using, also. Not the first time a government publication isn't up to date or accurate.Skookum1 (talk) 07:15, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- That's an unfortunate utopian stance. Confirming all target articles are cited would be more exhaustive than what we are doing now, and not every entry on this list article has an article for that matter. Creating articles for all to achieve this would be exponentially exhaustive. We can't rely on this methodology. Hwy43 (talk) 07:04, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- On some other lists I've seen editors strip cites as unneeded because they were lists, given that the target articles are all cited (or should be?).Skookum1 (talk) 06:19, 21 April 2013 (UTC)
- LOL the BC Gov't isn't very verifiable, period. But it seems that the Gazetteer is years out of date; I happen to be in regular contact with BC Names/BCGNIS, it's one person with a small budget, she's got filing cabinets full of material for each place and no staff/money to get it all fixed up with; I'll inline-comment on various items on each section, and/or bring some of them here.Skookum1 (talk) 05:03, 21 April 2013 (UTC)
- That is your opinion on BC Govt's verifibility. Consensus is that government sources are reliable. And if something is questionable, there are sometimes other reliable sources, often other levels of government, to lean on in these cases. Hwy43 (talk) 07:04, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- My "opinion"? It's clear the Gazetteer is NOT complete by any means, nor is its classification system cogent or consistent or accurate; even my contact at BC Names would admit that, as she does about the BC Names listings......."sometimes there are other reliable sources" is a truism in BC, where sites like britishcolumbia.com, though a commercial site, include town descriptions/names that you'll never find on a government source. HelloBC.com (Ministry of Tourism's portal) is full of major errors. When is a reliable source not reliable? When it's incomplete, and doesn't even get things sorted by its own classification system properly. This is not an "opinion", it's demonstrable FACT.Skookum1 (talk) 07:15, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- Given the number of them just in BC a List of Gaelic placenames in Canada or List of Celtic placenames in Canada almost seems called for.....Skookum1 (talk) 06:27, 21 April 2013 (UTC)
- That is your opinion on BC Govt's verifibility. Consensus is that government sources are reliable. And if something is questionable, there are sometimes other reliable sources, often other levels of government, to lean on in these cases. Hwy43 (talk) 07:04, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- My bad. Should have known it was an edit conflict. Sorry for the accusation. A table would be nice, but let's not go there yet. I have a method for building long tables outside of WP that we should collaborate on at a later date. Let's tackle the observations on the talk page first.
Can you delete those recently added observations that are already addressed? For example, I already noted that Arbutus Ridge is in Vancouver in the article. Haven't looked at all the others you added. No point adding observations that have already been addressed, only to have to strike them out. Let's keep the size of the talk page to a minimum. Hwy43 (talk) 16:39, 22 April 2013 (UTC)
- I found some time in my lunch hour to delete those that were already addressed. Please cross-reference with the article when considering adding more observations to prevent unnecessary additions. Hwy43 (talk) 18:41, 22 April 2013 (UTC)
- I didn't have the mainpage open while doing the notations here, so missed things like Hazelmere already being done; I was going by your "done" templates on the talkpage......I'll confine myself to making some of the articles needed. Most of those, if not all, of the ones in munis are already notated. BTW see what I mean about "official communities" not being the only citable ones within munis. i.e. Cassin, Forest Knolls, the two Aberdeens etc?Skookum1 (talk) 03:08, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- Actually I don't get what you're talking about....Forest Knolls I annotated on the talkpage, it's not "done" on the article page as your comment would suggest....not sure which others you mean. Please try to avoid accusations; I'm following your rulebook here, not trying to change it, and letting you work on the page directly while I just annotate here......Skookum1 (talk) 04:38, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- I didn't have the mainpage open while doing the notations here, so missed things like Hazelmere already being done; I was going by your "done" templates on the talkpage......I'll confine myself to making some of the articles needed. Most of those, if not all, of the ones in munis are already notated. BTW see what I mean about "official communities" not being the only citable ones within munis. i.e. Cassin, Forest Knolls, the two Aberdeens etc?Skookum1 (talk) 03:08, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- First, I see no accusations in my above two posts.
Second, I appreciate your willingness to collaborate. A lot of effort went into converting this list from its prior primitive state, with only one reference, to its current much improved, expanded and more complete state. A whole bunch of unreferenced additions would have undermined its current state. I hope you can appreciate these past efforts and the desire to make this article as good as possible. You'll also notice that the article prior to the recent improvements was nothing more than a bulk list with municipal statues indicated where applicable. There was no previous indication of the parent municipalities of those communities that aren't independent municipalities themselves. Your desire to indicate such even further improves the article and is appreciated. All I ask is that it be referenced to not undermine and compromise the state of the article. You have started including references with your most recent observations added to the talk page. If you have references, feel free to bypass the talk page and enter them directly into the article (e.g., 3 of the 4 I am about to refer to below).
Third, look again at the talk page history. You added 15 observations. I deleted 11 of the 15 you added as they had already been addressed through past efforts. I in fact left your new Forest Knolls observation up there, as well as your new Fernwood, Garnet Valley and Goldstream observations. No where did I indicate that Forest Knolls was "done on the article page" (as you've asserted above that I suggested somewhere). Hwy43 (talk) 07:04, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- First, I see no accusations in my above two posts.
CFD re the Chilcotin
Please see Wikipedia:Categories_for_discussion/Speedy#Opposed_nominations.
Also, I suggest that this talk page is long enough to archive it again. – Fayenatic London 21:07, 21 April 2013 (UTC)
- yeah friends of mine used to archive it when I was away, those template deletion notices have been stacking up. As for this category, it had recently been CfD'd and was supposed to be with the "the".....either I didn't notice it had been left out or am responsible for the mistaken title anyway; it has to do with the name of the region and wehther or not the region page is the primary usage; in that spelling it certainly is see the Chilcotin dab page....which pretty much could be the main article for the category, even as it is even though it's a regional dab.....hmmm. The last catchange before that one came as a speedy based on the old Chilcotin District page title, the problem there being capital-D District in BC has other implications/connotations but some earnest cat-changer did a speedy based on it, now i'm faced with CfD's trying to fix the problem with a hard-a$$ application of the catname/primary article name 'rule'......it's all this stuff that keeps me from having the time to write more actual articles. Sigh.Skookum1 (talk) 02:02, 22 April 2013 (UTC)
- Hi, I archived a couple more years for you. As for The Chilcotin, the wise elders of CFD like category names to be unambiguous, so the "primary meaning" rule for article names doesn't apply. I suggest you'd do best to put up with the clumsy new name and work on articles instead. Kind regards – Fayenatic London 12:34, 22 April 2013 (UTC)
- Well, geez, ain't that sumpin'. Because the rationale for changing Category:Chilcotin Country, the old name, was to make it match the old Chilcotin District article title. So subcategories don't have to be derived from a strict form of the name? So my problem is now that pesky "the" that's missing. Old-timers will refer to "Chilcotin" as a standalone placename, as is also supposed to be done with Yukon (though 95% of Canadians will say "the Yukon"). The change in question was done by a speedy I wasn't around to oppose at the time....I often seem to be having to do full processes to try to get things right, after someone else has invoked a "rule" (apparently non-existent) and steamrolled something without even knowing about the place the category is about (when not a category, sometimes an article etc).Skookum1 (talk) 02:13, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- I woke up feeling different about it, and have proposed it at Wikipedia:Categories for discussion/Log/2013 April 23; I pasted your original comments, but please join in! – Fayenatic London 08:15, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- Well, geez, ain't that sumpin'. Because the rationale for changing Category:Chilcotin Country, the old name, was to make it match the old Chilcotin District article title. So subcategories don't have to be derived from a strict form of the name? So my problem is now that pesky "the" that's missing. Old-timers will refer to "Chilcotin" as a standalone placename, as is also supposed to be done with Yukon (though 95% of Canadians will say "the Yukon"). The change in question was done by a speedy I wasn't around to oppose at the time....I often seem to be having to do full processes to try to get things right, after someone else has invoked a "rule" (apparently non-existent) and steamrolled something without even knowing about the place the category is about (when not a category, sometimes an article etc).Skookum1 (talk) 02:13, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- Hi, I archived a couple more years for you. As for The Chilcotin, the wise elders of CFD like category names to be unambiguous, so the "primary meaning" rule for article names doesn't apply. I suggest you'd do best to put up with the clumsy new name and work on articles instead. Kind regards – Fayenatic London 12:34, 22 April 2013 (UTC)
Your most recent request
Lac la Hache moved.
You're right that Category:Candidates in British Columbia provincial elections (2013) is just overkill. "Candidate" categories are never applied to incumbent MLAs who are running for reelection, meaning that the vast majority of those people should never have been added to it in the first place — and for the five or six people for whom it is actually a valid category, the more general Category:Candidates in British Columbia provincial elections should suffice anyway. CFD here we come. Bearcat (talk) 15:42, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
Closed resort
I don't think it will be a hurdle to re-create it with new content. "If you are creating a new page with different content, please continue. If you are recreating a page similar to the previously deleted page, or are unsure, please first contact the deleting administrator using the information provided below." Is the message you get when re-creating a deleted page.--Canoe1967 (talk) 02:42, 26 April 2013 (UTC)
- Finding a cite for it, maybe the old Railways Act license for its tows (they're governed by the Railways Act, as are lifts at Whistler etc), or something in the Archives......nothing easily findable online that's for sure.Skookum1 (talk) 02:53, 26 April 2013 (UTC)
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Hi User Skookum1, thanks! Should the description in the file be removed too ? Lotje (talk) 09:56, 2 May 2013 (UTC)
- I just did, content like that should never be on image files, cited or not. And the addition you made has to have a citation. The CPR mainline ran that diagonal bit that's now all filled in with buildings and "park", on Powell Street was the old Powell Street street railway; neither one was underground. The basement of the Europe was an old barbership, tile floored like the beer parlour (the poster shop today) and extending out under the sidewalks with bottle-bass skylights, the areaways are filled in now, not sure what's in the basement; and that's the only basement......hard to say what might be lower down; when the Bombay Bicycle Club was a going concern their dance floors were downstairs, one half=lower than the other; could be more down there. But beneath Gastown doesn't go far, you'd be below water line....Skookum1 (talk) 14:25, 2 May 2013 (UTC)
- Thanks, you did a great job. :-) Lotje (talk) 15:31, 2 May 2013 (UTC)
NTS topo link on maps page obsolete
I was reminded that the Atlas of Canada link on GeoTemplate is not working when I reverted your edit to Sturgeon Lake 154, and I recalled someone bringing that up on WT:CANADA. I see by the archive, that was you! Has there been any progress on this matter? 117Avenue (talk) 05:14, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- {{BCGNIS}} is also obsolete, yields 404 errors now....after all the shit that the change to {{cite bcgnis}} caused it's now also obsolete......and no, no progress updating on the Atlas of Canada matter....federal government sites are constantly being shuffled around, lots of other cites show up as 404 now too including Digital Collections and many othersSkookum1 (talk) 05:30, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- Yea, the BCGNIS links were changed a while ago. The old search page was at http://www.ilmb.gov.bc.ca/bcnames/g2_search_by_name.htm ...now it is at http://geobc.gov.bc.ca/bcnames/ (although its database is not working as I type this!). Shouldn't be hard to fix the templates. Perhaps I'll take a shot at it once the website is working again. Pfly (talk) 05:37, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- the item numbers are the same, might be tweakable....but will need a TfD to change the template name, of course.Skookum1 (talk) 05:47, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- This is the advanced search form.Skookum1 (talk) 05:52, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- Right, forgot about that. I rather like the improved query options, location maps, etc. Not sure I see why the template needs to be renamed. Pfly (talk) 06:13, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- So that article with the bcgnis template will bot bot-updated to replace them....there's scads that use it. And "BCGNIS" now doesn't exist as a name of a government body, also.Skookum1 (talk) 06:18, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- Oh, hmm, yea, I suppose it isn't called "BCGNIS" anymore but simply "BC Geographical Names". I don't understand the bot bot-updating bit. {{BCGNIS}} redirects to {{Cite bcgnis}} and functions fine when used like the old BCGNIS template (eg, {{BCGNIS|38638}}; and {{BCGNIS|38638|Fairweather Mountain}} gives "Skookum1/Archive 16". BC Geographical Names.; and "Fairweather Mountain". BC Geographical Names. (with non-working links at the moment since the template needs fixing)). Or maybe you just meant renaming the template would require all articles using it to be bot updated with the new name. Pfly (talk) 06:32, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- Yes, that's what I meant....it would be too laborious to have to go replace each template by hand, especially on articles like List of peaks on the British Columbia-Alberta border.Skookum1 (talk) 06:51, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- Oh, hmm, yea, I suppose it isn't called "BCGNIS" anymore but simply "BC Geographical Names". I don't understand the bot bot-updating bit. {{BCGNIS}} redirects to {{Cite bcgnis}} and functions fine when used like the old BCGNIS template (eg, {{BCGNIS|38638}}; and {{BCGNIS|38638|Fairweather Mountain}} gives "Skookum1/Archive 16". BC Geographical Names.; and "Fairweather Mountain". BC Geographical Names. (with non-working links at the moment since the template needs fixing)). Or maybe you just meant renaming the template would require all articles using it to be bot updated with the new name. Pfly (talk) 06:32, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- So that article with the bcgnis template will bot bot-updated to replace them....there's scads that use it. And "BCGNIS" now doesn't exist as a name of a government body, also.Skookum1 (talk) 06:18, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- Right, forgot about that. I rather like the improved query options, location maps, etc. Not sure I see why the template needs to be renamed. Pfly (talk) 06:13, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- This is the advanced search form.Skookum1 (talk) 05:52, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- the item numbers are the same, might be tweakable....but will need a TfD to change the template name, of course.Skookum1 (talk) 05:47, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- Yea, the BCGNIS links were changed a while ago. The old search page was at http://www.ilmb.gov.bc.ca/bcnames/g2_search_by_name.htm ...now it is at http://geobc.gov.bc.ca/bcnames/ (although its database is not working as I type this!). Shouldn't be hard to fix the templates. Perhaps I'll take a shot at it once the website is working again. Pfly (talk) 05:37, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
On the other hand, this page, http://geobc.gov.bc.ca/bcnames/gaz.html , seems to say the "BC Geographical Names Information System (BCGNIS), the master database of British Columbia place names", as if that is still the name of the underlying database. Pfly (talk) 06:34, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- Don't be misled by an out-of-date bit of information....the Gazetteer has its out of date bits, as Hwy43 and I have discovered re many items on List of communities in British Columbia. The name of the search page now is http://geobc.gov.bc.ca/bcnames/ BC Geographical Names], there's no mention of the "information systems" part; I could ask my contact there about the survival of BCGNIS as a term, not sure what her answer will be.Skookum1 (talk) 06:50, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
DYK there are 1,577 IRs in BC?
Seeing that you are working on List of Indian reserves in British Columbia. Not sure if you have a complete list of IRs in BC, so I thought I'd drop this below for you to do what you'd please with it. This listing comes from GeoBase's ESRI shapefile, and I should qualify this list isn't just IRs but are IRs, land claim settlements and other Indian lands. Cheers, Hwy43 (talk) 06:55, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
Indian reserve name |
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(Deadman's Island) Halkett Island No. 2 |
Aass 3 |
Abuntlet Lake 4 |
Agats Meadow 8 |
Aglakumna 4A |
Aglakumna-La 2 |
Agwedin 3 |
Ahahswinis 1 |
Ahaminaquus 12 |
Ahmitsa 5 |
Ahnuhati 6 |
Ahous 16 |
Ahpokum 9 |
Ahpukto 3 |
Ahta 3 |
Ahuk 1 |
Ah-We-Cha-Ol-To 16 |
Aikwucks 15 |
Ain 6 |
Aitchelitch 9 |
Alalco 8 |
Alastair 80 |
Alastair 81 |
Alastair 82 |
Alberni 2 |
Albert Flat 5 |
Alder Creek 70 |
Alert Bay 1 |
Alert Bay 1A |
Alexandria 1 |
Alexandria 10 |
Alexandria 11 |
Alexandria 12 |
Alexandria 1A |
Alexandria 3 |
Alexandria 3A |
Alexis 9 |
Alexis Creek 12 |
Alexis Creek 13 |
Alexis Creek 14 |
Alexis Creek 15 |
Alexis Creek 16 |
Alexis Creek 17 |
Alexis Creek 18 |
Alexis Creek 20 |
Alexis Creek 21 |
Alexis Creek 22 |
Alexis Creek 23 |
Alexis Creek 24 |
Alexis Creek 25 |
Alexis Creek 26 |
Alexis Creek 27 |
Alexis Creek 28 |
Alexis Creek 29 |
Alexis Creek 30 |
Alexis Creek 31 |
Alexis Creek 32 |
Alexis Creek 33 |
Alexis Creek 34 |
Alexis Creek 35 |
Alexis Creek 6 |
Alexis Thomas 1A |
Alixton 5 |
Alkali Lake 1 |
Alkali Lake 4A |
Alkhili 2 |
Alphonse Tommy 7 |
Anahim 10 |
Anahim 11 |
Anahim 12 |
Anahim 13 |
Anahim 14 |
Anahim 15 |
Anahim 16 |
Anahim 17 |
Anahim 18 |
Anahim 3 |
Anahim 4 |
Anahim 5 |
Anahim 6 |
Anahim 7 |
Anahim 8 |
Anahim 9 |
Anahim's Flat 1 |
Anahim's Meadow 2 |
Anahim's Meadow 2A |
Andak 9 |
Anderson Lake 5 |
Andimaul 1 |
Andy Cahoose Meadow 16 |
Anlaw 4 |
Ann Island 7 |
Antko 21 |
Apsagayu 1A |
Ar-Ce-Wy-Ee 4 |
Arctic Lake 10 |
Asahal Lake 2 |
Ashcroft 4 |
Ashnola 10 |
Atlin-Teslin Indian Cemetery 4 |
Augier Lake 22 |
Aupe 6 |
Aupe 6A |
Austin's Flat 3 |
Avery Island 92 |
Aylechootlook 5 |
Aywawwis 15 |
Babine 16 |
Babine 17 |
Babine 18 |
Babine 25 |
Babine 26 |
Babine 6 |
Babine Lake 20 |
Babine Lake 21B |
Babine River 21 |
Babine River 21A |
Baezaeko River 25 |
Baezaeko River 26 |
Baezaeko River 27 |
Baptiste Louis 8 |
Baptiste Meadow 2 |
Bare Island 9 |
Barnston Island 3 |
Barriere River 3A |
Bartlett Island 32 |
Bartlett Island 7 |
Basque 18 |
Bat-L-Ki 3 |
Bear Bay 8 |
Bear Lake 1A |
Bear Lake 1B |
Bear Lake 4 |
Bear River 3 |
Beaton River 204, South Half |
Beaton River No. 204, North Half |
Beaver Islands 8 |
Becher Bay 1 |
Becher Bay 2 |
Bees 6 |
Bella Bella 1 |
Bella Coola 1 |
Betty Creek 18 |
Big Joe's Meadow 7 |
Bihl' K' A 18 |
Bihl' K'A Chah 20 |
Bihlk'A 6 |
Bill Lake 37 |
Binche 10 |
Binche 12 |
Binche 2 |
Binche Bun 7 |
Binta Lake 2 |
Birnie Island 18 |
Bishop Bluffs 10 |
Bishop Bluffs 5 |
Bishop Bluffs 6 |
Black Slate 11 |
Blackwater Meadow 11 |
Blind Creek 6 |
Blind Creek 6A |
Blue Lake 24 |
Blue River 1 |
Blueberry River No. 205 |
Bonaparte 3 |
Bootahnie 15 |
Boothroyd 13 |
Boothroyd 5A |
Boothroyd 5B |
Boothroyd 5C |
Boothroyd 6A |
Boothroyd 6B |
Boothroyd 8A |
Boston Bar 10 |
Boston Bar 11 |
Boston Bar 1A |
Boston Bar 8 |
Boston Bar 9 |
Boulder Creek 5 |
Bridge River 1 |
Bridge River 2 |
Brigham Creek 3 |
Bucktum 4 |
Bulkley 1 |
Bulkley River 19 |
Bummers Flat 6 |
Burns Lake 18 |
Burnt Cliff Islands 20 |
Burrard Inlet 3 |
Cahoose 10 |
Cahoose 12 |
Cahoose 8 |
Cameron Bar 13 |
Campbell River 11 |
Camsell Lake 30 |
Canim Lake 1 |
Canim Lake 2 |
Canim Lake 3 |
Canim Lake 4 |
Canim Lake 5 |
Canim Lake 6 |
Canoe Creek 1 |
Canoe Creek 2 |
Canoe Creek 3 |
Canoona 2 |
Canyon Lake 7 |
Cape Mudge 10 |
Capilano 5 |
Carm Creek 38 |
Carmanah 6 |
Carp Lake 3 |
Carpenter Mountain 15 |
Carrier Lake 15 |
Carsoosat 17 |
Casdeded 8 |
Casimiel Meadows 15A |
Cassimayooks 5 |
Cayilth 5 |
Cayoosh Creek 1 |
Cayuse 6 |
Challetkohum 5 |
Challetkohum 9 |
Channel Islands 33 |
Chanoodandidalch 14 |
Chapel Park 28 |
Chapman's Bar 10 |
Chapperon Creek 6 |
Chapperon Lake 5 |
Charles Creek 2 |
Charley Boy's Meadow 3 |
Chatham Islands 4 |
Chatscah 2 |
Chaumox 11 |
Chawathil 4 |
Cheakamus 11 |
Cheam 1 |
Cheesish 15 |
Cheetsum's Farm 1 |
Cheewat 4A |
Chehalis 5 |
Chehalis 6 |
Chekwelp 26 |
Chekwelp 26A |
Chemainus 13 |
Chenahkint 12 |
Ches-La-Kee 3 |
Cheslatta 1 (includes 11 parcels) |
Chetarpe 17 |
Chezacut Cemetery 5 |
Cheztainya Lake 11 |
Chief Morris 13 |
Chig-In-Kaht 8 |
Chilco Lake 1 |
Chilco Lake 1A |
Chilhil 6 |
Chimdimash 2 |
Chimdimash 2A |
Chimney Creek 5 |
Chiseuquis 9 |
Chopaka 7 & 8 |
Chuchakacook 4 |
Chuchhriaschin 5 |
Chuchhriaschin 5A |
Chuchummisapo 15 |
Chuchuwayha 2 |
Chuchuwayha 2C |
Chuckchuck 8 |
Chukcheetso 7 |
Chum Creek 2 |
Chundoo Lh'Tan La 45 |
Chuz Ghun 8 |
Chuz Teeslee 41 |
Citeyats 9 |
Claoose 4 |
Classy Creek 8 |
Clatse 5 |
Clatux 9 |
Clayoqua 6 |
Cleho 6 |
Clesbaoneecheck 3 |
Clienna 14 |
Clinton 1 |
Cloolthpich 12 |
Clotalairquot 4 |
Clowel 13 |
Cluchuta Lake 10A |
Cluchuta Lake 10B |
Cludolicum 9 |
Cludolicum 9A |
Clustalach 5 |
Cockmi 3 |
Coffin Island 3 |
Coglistiko River 29 |
Cohoe Point 20 |
Coldwater 1 |
Cole Bay 3 |
Columbia Lake 3 |
Comox 1 |
Compton Island 6 |
Coopte 9 |
Copper Johnny Meadow 8 |
Coquitlam 1 |
Coquitlam 2 |
Corkscrew Creek 10 |
Corkscrew Creek 9 |
Coryatsaqua 2 |
Cous 3 |
Cowichan 1 |
Cowichan 9 |
Cowichan Lake |
Crab River 18 |
Creston 1 |
Cullite 3 |
Cumshewas 7 |
Dakiulis 7 |
Dalk-Ka-Gila-Quoeux 2 |
Daningay 12 |
Dashken 22 |
Davie Lake 28 |
Dead Point 5 |
Dease Lake 9 |
Dease River 1 |
Dease River 2 (Dease) |
Dease River 2 (Liard) |
Dease River 3 (Dease) |
Dease River 3 (Liard) |
Dease River 4 |
Dedagaus 8 |
Deena 3 |
Deep Creek 2 |
Deep Creek 5 |
Deep Valley 5 |
Defence Island 28 |
Dil-Ma-Sow 5 |
Discovery Island 3 |
Dlah Koh 31 |
Dog Creek 1 |
Dog Creek 2 |
Dog Creek 3 |
Dog Creek 4 |
Doig River 206 |
Dolphin Island 1 |
Doobah 10 |
Douglas 8 |
Douglas Lake 3 |
Dove Island 12 |
Dragon Lake 3 |
Drew Harbour 9 |
Driftwood River 1 |
Dry Salmon 7 |
Duck Lake 7 |
Dufferin 10 |
Dug-Da-Myse 12 |
Duncan Lake 2 |
Dundas Island 32B |
Dzagayap 73 |
Dzagayap 74 |
Dzin Tl'At 46 |
Dzitline Lee 9 |
East Moberly Lake 169 |
East Saanich 2 |
Eastern Island 13 |
Echachis 2 |
Edye 93 |
Eelseuklis 10 |
Egeria Bay 19 |
Ehatis 11 |
Elcho 6 |
Enderby 2 |
Enhalt 11 |
Ensheshese 13 |
Ensheshese 53 |
Entlqwekkinh 19 |
Equis 8 |
Esowista 3 |
Esquimalt |
Est-Patrolas 4 |
Etsekin 1 |
Euchinico Creek 17 |
Euchinico Creek 18 |
Euchinico Creek 19 |
Far West Point 34 |
Felix George 7 |
Finlay Bay 21 |
Finlayson Island 19 |
Fish Lake 5 |
Fish Lake 7 |
Fishpot Lake 24 |
Fishtrap 19 |
Five Mile 3 |
Five Mile Point 3 |
Fondeur 9 |
Fontas 1 |
Fort George 2 |
Fort George Cemetery 1A |
Fort Nelson 2 |
Fort Rupert 1 |
Fort Ware 1 |
Fountain 1 |
Fountain 10 |
Fountain 11 |
Fountain 12 |
Fountain 1A |
Fountain 1B |
Fountain 1C |
Fountain 1D |
Fountain 2 |
Fountain 3 |
Fountain 3A |
Fountain 4 |
Fountain 9 |
Fountain Creek 8 |
Four And One Half Mile 2 |
Foxy Creek 6 |
Francois Lake 7 |
Franks 10 |
Fraser Island 6 |
Fraser Lake 2 |
Freda Point 4 |
Freddie Charley Boy 7 |
Freddie's Meadow 8 |
Fulford Harbour 5 |
Gabriola Island 5 |
Gaichbin 8 |
Galiano Island 9 |
Gander Island 14 |
Garden 2 |
Garden 2A |
Gill Island 2 |
Giltoyees 13 |
Gitandoiks 75 |
Gitandoiks 76 |
Gitanmaax 1 |
Gitanyow 1 |
Gitanyow 2 |
Gitanyow 3A |
Gitsegukla 1 |
Gitsegukla Logging 3 |
Gitwangak 1 |
Gitwangak 2 |
Glazier Creek 12 |
Glen-Gla-Ouch 5 |
Gleyka 6 |
Goldstream 13 |
Goo-Ewe 8 |
Goose Spit 3 |
Gordon River 2 |
Grass 15 |
Grass Point 13 |
Grasslands 7 |
Grassy Island 17 |
Grassy Islet 2 |
Graveyard 5 |
Great Bear Lake 16 |
Greenwood Island 3 |
Gribble Island 10 |
Grief Island 2 |
Guhthe Tah 12 |
Gulada 3A |
Gul-Mak 8 |
Gun-A-Chal 5 |
Guoyskun 22 |
Gwayasdums 1 |
Gwen Lake 3 |
Hagwilget 1 |
Halalt 2 |
Halalt Island 1 |
Halfway River 168 |
Halhalaeden 14 |
Halhalaeden 14A |
Halowis 5 |
Hamilton Creek 2 |
Hamilton Creek 7 |
Hanatsa 6 |
Harris 3 |
Harwood Island 2 |
Hatch Point 12 |
Hay Meadow 1 |
Hay Ranch 2 |
Haylahte 3 |
Hecate 17 |
Henderson's Ranch 11 |
Hesquiat 1 |
Hesquis 10A |
Hiellen 2 |
High Bar 1 |
High Bar 1A |
High Bar 2 |
Hihium Lake 6 |
Hihium Lake 6A |
Hihium Lake 6B |
Hisnit 7 |
Hisnit Fishery 34 |
Hiusta's Meadow 2 |
Hleepte 14 |
Hoiss 8 |
Hoke Point 10B |
Holachten 8 |
Holy Cross Lake 3 |
Homais 2 |
Homalco 1 |
Homalco 2 |
Homalco 2A |
Homalco 9 |
Homayno 2 |
Hominka 11 |
Homitan 8 |
Hoonees 2 |
Hope 1 |
Hope Island 1 |
Hopetown 10A |
Horse Ranch Pass 4 |
Howeet 8 |
Humhampt 6 |
Humhampt 6A |
Hustalen 1 |
Iakgwas 69 |
Iakvas 68 |
Iakwulgyiyaps 78 |
Ihch'Az Uz Ta Tsoh 44 |
Ikshenigwolk 3 |
Iktuksasuk 7 |
Ilclo 12 |
Iltcoola Indian Reserve No. 7 |
Ilthpaya 8 |
Imkusiyan 65 |
Indian Island 30 |
Inkahtsaph 6 |
Inkluckcheen 21 |
Inkluckcheen 21B |
Inklyuhkinatko 2 |
Inlailawatash 4 |
Inlailawatash 4A |
Inzana Lake 12 |
Isaac 8 |
Isadore Harry 12 |
Isidore's Ranch 4 |
Iskut 6 |
Island 14A |
Ja We Yah's 99 |
Jalun 14 |
James Louie 3A |
Jean Baptiste 28 |
Jennings River 8 |
Joeyaska 2 |
Johny Sticks 2 |
Jugwees 5 |
Jus K'Ay Tl'Oh 32 |
Kadis 11 |
Kahas 7 |
Kahkaykay 6 |
Kahmoose 4 |
Kahntah 3 |
Kaikalahun 25 |
Kai-Too-Kwis 15 |
Kajustus 10 |
Kakalatza 6 |
Kakweken 4 |
Kamloops 1 |
Kamloops 2 |
Kamloops 3 |
Kamloops 4 |
Kamloops 5 |
Kanaka Bar 1A |
Kanaka Bar 2 |
Karlukwees 1 |
Kasika 36 |
Kasika 71 |
Kasika 72 |
Kasiks River 29 |
Kaste 6 |
Kateen River 39 |
Katit 1 |
Katzie 1 |
Katzie 2 |
Kawages 4 |
Kawkawa Lake 16 |
K'Ay Noo 47 |
Kayel 8 |
Kaykaip 7 |
Kdad-Eesh 4 |
Keecekiltum 2 |
Keecha 11 |
Keith Island 7 |
Kelly Creek 3 |
Kemano 17 |
Kemsquit 1 |
Keogh 2 |
Keogh 3 |
Keogh 6 |
Keom Cho 38 |
Kequesta 1 |
Keremeos Forks 12 & 12A |
Kerry Lake East 9 |
Kerry Lake West 8 |
Keswar 16 |
Ketai 28 |
Ketoneda 7 |
Keyarka 17 |
Khazisela 7 |
Khrana 4 |
Khtahda 10 |
Khutzemateen 49 |
Khyex 8 |
Kilchult 3 |
Kil-Pah-Las 3 |
Kiltala 2 |
Kinmakanksk 6 |
Kioosta 15 |
Kippase 2 |
Kisameet 7 |
Kis-An-Usko 7 |
Kisgegas |
Kishnacous 29 |
Kispiox 1 |
Kitamaat 1 |
Kitamaat 2 |
Kitasa 7 |
Kitasoo 1 |
Kitkahta 1 |
Kitlawaoo 10 |
Kitlope 16 |
Kitselas 1 |
Kitsemenlagan 19 |
Kitsemenlagan 19A |
Kitsilano 6 |
Kits-Ka-Haws 6 |
Kitsumkaylum 1 |
Kitzowit 20 |
Klagookchew 9 |
Klahkamich 17 |
Klahkowit 5 |
Klahoose 1 |
Klakelse 86 |
Klaklacum 12 |
Klapthlon 5 |
Klapthlon 5A |
Klaskish 3 |
Kleetlekut 22 |
Kleetlekut 22A |
Klehkoot 2 |
Klewaduska 6 |
Klickkumcheen 18 |
Klickseewy 7 |
Klitsis 16 |
Kloklowuck 7 |
Kloyadingli 2 |
Kluachon Lake 1 |
Kluemt 15 |
Kluskus 1 |
Kluskus 14 |
Knamadeek 52 |
Knames 45 |
Knames 46 |
Knapp Lake 6 |
Knokmolks 67 |
Ko-Kwi-Iss 14 |
Kokyet 1 |
Koonwats 7 |
Kooryet 12 |
Kootenay 1 |
Kootowis 4 |
Kopchitchin 2 |
Koqui 6 |
Kose 9 |
Kotsine 2 |
Kowtain 17 |
Ksabasn 50 |
Ksadagamks 43 |
Ksadsks 44 |
Ksagwisgwas 62 |
Ksagwisgwas 63 |
Ksames 85 |
Kshaoom 23 |
Kshish 4B |
Kshish No 4 (includes Kshish 4A) |
Ksoo-Gun-Ya 2A |
Kstus 83 |
Kstus 84 |
Ksui-La-Das 6 |
Ktamgaodzen 51 |
Kuaste 8 |
Kukwapa 5 |
Kul 18 |
Kuldekduma 7 |
Kuldoe 1 |
Kulkayu 4 |
Kulkayu 4A |
Kulspai 6 |
Kultah 4 |
Kumcheen 1 |
Kumowdah 3 |
Kung 11 |
Kunhunoan 13 |
Kunsoot 9 |
Kunstamis 2 |
Kunstamis 2A |
Kupchynalth 1 |
Kupchynalth 2 |
Kushya Creek 12 |
Kushya Creek 7 |
Kutcous Point 33 |
Kuthlalth 3 |
Kuthlo 18 |
Kuz Che 5 |
Kwatlena 4 |
Kwa-Tsa-Lix 4 |
Kwatse 3 |
Kwawkwawapilt 6 |
Kwetahkis 9 |
Kwum Kwum |
Kyarti 3 |
Kyex 64 |
Kye-Yaa-La 1 |
Kyidagwis 2 |
Kyimla 11 |
Kykinalko 2 |
La Tse Cho Diz I 33 |
Lachkul-Jeets 6 |
Lachmach 16 |
Lackaway 2 |
Lackzuswadda 9 |
Lagins 5 |
Lakahahmen 11 |
Lakelse 25 |
Laketown 3 |
Lakgeas 87 |
Lakway Cemetery 3 |
Lamb Island 5 |
Lanas 4 |
Langley 2 |
Langley 3 |
Langley 4 |
Langley 5 |
Lattkaloup 9 |
Lawanth 5 |
Lax Kw'Alaams 1 |
Lelachen 6 |
Leon 14 |
Leon Creek 2 |
Leon Creek 2A |
Lezbye 6 |
Lhoh Cho 29 |
Liard River 3 |
Lillooet 1 |
Lillooet 1A |
Lish-Leesh-Tum 17 |
Little Springs 18 |
Little Springs 8 |
Logan's 6 |
Lohbiee 3 |
Lokla 4 |
Long Neck Island 9 |
Long Tunnel 5 |
Long Tunnel 5A |
Loon Lake 10 |
Loon Lake 4 |
Lorin Meadow 9 |
Loughborough 3 |
Louis Creek 4 |
Louis Squinas Ranch 14 |
Lower Fishpot Lake 24A |
Lower Hat Creek 2 |
Lower Kootenay 1A |
Lower Kootenay 1B |
Lower Kootenay 1C |
Lower Kootenay 2 |
Lower Kootenay 3 |
Lower Kootenay 4 |
Lower Kootenay 5 |
Lower Shawniken 4A |
Lower Similkameen 2 |
Lukseetsissum 9 |
Lulu 5 |
Lyackson 3 |
Lytton 13A |
Lytton 21A |
Lytton 26A |
Lytton 27B |
Lytton 31 |
Lytton 32 |
Lytton 33 |
Lytton 3A |
Lytton 4A |
Lytton 4B |
Lytton 4C |
Lytton 4D |
Lytton 4E |
Lytton 4F |
Lytton 5A |
Lytton 9A |
Lytton 9B |
Maahpe 4 |
Mackenzie 19 |
Maganktoon 56 |
Ma-Guala 6 |
Magwekstala 10 |
Mahmalillikullah 1 |
Mahpahkum 4 |
Mah-Te-Nicht 8 |
Maka 8 |
Maklaksadagmaks 41 |
Maklaksadagmaks 42 |
Malachan 11 |
Malahat 11 |
Malcolm Island 8 |
Mammin River 25 |
Maple Point 11 |
Maquazneecht Island 17 |
Marble Canyon 3 |
Marktosis 15 |
Marshy Lake 1 |
Mary Cove 12 |
Masset 1 |
Matchlee 13 |
Matlaten 4 |
Matsayno 5 |
Matsqui 4 |
Matsqui Main 2 |
Mauvais Rocher 5 |
Maxan Creek 5 |
Maxan Lake 3 |
Maxan Lake 4 |
Mayne Island 6 |
McCartney's Flat 4 |
McDames Creek 2 |
McDonald Lake 1 |
McIntyre Lake 23 |
McKay Meadow 4 |
McLean's Lake 3 |
McLeod Lake 1 |
McLeod Lake 5 |
McMillan Island 6 |
Meadow Creek 3 |
Meagwan 8 |
Meanlaw 24 |
Medicine Creek 12 |
Medicine Hill 11 |
Meetup 2 |
Metso A Choot 23 |
Me-Yan-Law 47 |
Meyanlow 58 |
Michel Gardens 36 |
Michell Pierre 12 |
Michelle Creek 22 |
Michelle Creek 23 |
Misgatlee 14 |
Mission 1 |
Mission 5 |
Mission Creek 8 |
Mission Lands Indian Reserve No. 17 |
Moosh 4 |
Mooyah 16 |
Moricetown 1 |
Morteen 9 |
Mosquito Creek 5 |
Mount Currie 1 |
Mount Currie 10 |
Mount Currie 2 |
Mount Currie 6 |
Mount Currie 7 |
Mount Currie 8 |
Moutcha 5 |
Moyehai 23 |
Muddy River 1 |
Murray Lake 4 |
Mushkin 5 |
Mushkin 5A |
Musqueam 2 |
Musqueam 4 |
Naden 10 |
Naden 23 |
Nahamanak 7 |
Nahlquonate 2 |
Nahwitti 4 |
Nak'A Lat 39 |
Nak'Azdli |
Na-Kwockto 2 |
Nan Tl' At 13 |
Nanaimo River 2 |
Nanaimo River 3 |
Nanaimo River 4 |
Nanaimo Town 1 |
Nananahout 1 |
Nanoose |
Narcisse's Farm 4 |
Natazutlooh 25 |
Nathlegalis 3 |
Nautley 1 |
Naykikoulth 13 |
Nazco 20 |
Nazco 21 |
Nazco Cemetery 20A |
Ndakdolk 54 |
Necait 6 |
Necausley Creek 6 |
Nedoats 11 |
Nedoats 13 |
Neekas 4 |
Nehounlee Lake 13 |
Nekalliston 2 |
Nekite 2 |
Nekliptum 1 |
Nequatque 1 |
Nequatque 2 |
Nequatque 3 |
Nequatque 3A |
Nequatque 4 |
Nesikep 6 |
Nesikep 6A |
Neskonlith 1 |
Neskonlith 2 |
Nesuch 3 |
Nesuk 4 |
Ne-Tsaw-Greece 10 |
Nettle Island 5 |
New Clew 10 |
New Gitsegukla 2 |
New Songhees 1A |
Ngwyu'Yemc 36 |
Nickel Palm 4 |
Nickeyeah 25 |
Nicoelton 6 |
Nicola Lake 1 |
Nicola Mameet 1 |
Nicomen 1 |
Nimpkish 2 |
Nine Mile Creek 4 |
Nishanocknawnak 35 |
Nkaih 10 |
Nocten 19 |
No-Cut 5 |
Nohomeen 23 |
Noo Kat 42 |
Nooaitch 10 |
Nooaitch Grass 9 |
Noonla 6 |
Nooseseck 2 |
Noota 4 |
North Bay 5 |
North Road 19 |
North Tacla Lake 10 |
North Tacla Lake 11A |
North Tacla Lake 12 |
North Tacla Lake 7 |
North Tacla Lake 7A |
North Tacla Lake 8 |
North Thompson 1 |
Nuchatl 1 |
Nuchatl 2 |
Nuuautin 2 |
Nuuautin 2A |
Nuuautin 2B |
O K'Ay Wha Cho 26 |
Oatswish 13 |
Occosh 8 |
Oclucje 7 |
Ohamil 1 |
Oinimitis 14 |
Okanagan 1 |
Oke 10 |
Okeamin 5 |
Old Clemens 16 |
Old Country Meadow 4 |
Omineca 1 |
Omoah 9 |
Onadsilth 9 |
One Hundred Five Mile Post 2 |
One Mile 6 |
One Mile Point 1 |
Opatseeah 13 |
Opemit 4 |
Open Bay 8 |
Openit 27 |
Opitsat 1 |
Oregon Jack Creek 2 |
Oregon Jack Creek 5 |
Orford Bay 4 |
Ormonde Creek 8 |
Oschawwinna 3 |
Osoyoos 1 |
Osoyoos 3 |
O-Tsaw-Las 5 |
Otter Lake 2 |
Ouchton 3 |
Ous 17 |
Owh-Wis-Too-A-Wan 10 |
Owossitsa 6 |
Owun 24 |
O-Ya-Kum-La 11 |
Oyees 9 |
Oyster Bay 12 |
Pa-Aat 6 |
Pa-Cat'L-Lin-Ne 3 |
Pacheena 1 |
Pack River 2 |
Pahas 3 |
Palling 1 |
Papekwatchin 4 |
Papsilqua 13 |
Papsilqua 2 |
Papsilqua 2A |
Papsilqua 2B |
Papyum 27 |
Papyum 27A |
Papyum Graveyard 27C |
Paqulh |
Parsnips 5 |
Pashilqua 2 |
Pashilqua 2A |
Paska Island 3 |
Paukeanum 3 |
Paul's 6 |
Paul's Basin 2 |
Pavilion 1 |
Pavilion 1A |
Pavilion 3A |
Pavilion 4 |
Pawala 5 |
Pegleg 3 |
Pegleg 3A |
Pekw'Xe:Yles (Peckquaylis) Indian Reserve |
Pel-Looth'L Kai 17 |
Pemynoos 9 |
Pender Island 8 |
Peneece 11 |
Peneetle 22 |
Penelakut Island Indian Reserve No. 7 |
Penticton 1 |
Penticton 2 |
Penticton 3A |
Pentledge 2 |
Peq-Paq 22 |
Perrets 11 |
Pete Suckers 13 |
Peters 1 |
Peters 1A |
Peters 2 |
Pinkut Lake 23 |
Pipseul 3 |
Pitt Island 27 |
Pitt Lake 4 |
Poison Creek 17 |
Poison Creek 17A |
Pokheitsk 10 |
Pole Island 14 |
Police Meadow 2 |
Pooeyelth 3 |
Popkum 1 |
Popkum 2 |
Poquiosin & Skamain 13 |
Port Essington |
Port Neville 4 |
Portier Pass 5 |
Potato Point 3 |
Poyam 9 |
Priest's Valley 6 |
Prince Leboo Island 32 |
Prophet River 4 |
Psacelay 77 |
Puckatholetchin 11 |
Pulcah 15 |
Puntzi Lake 2 |
Putkwa 14 |
Qôçöalatk├Ü7Em |
Quaal 3 |
Quaal 3A |
Quaaout 1 |
Quaee 7 |
Qualark 4 |
Qualicum |
Quaniwsom 2 |
Quan-Skum-Ksin-Mich-Mich 4 |
Quartcha 3 |
Quatlenemo 5 |
Quatleyo 12 |
Quatsino Subdivision 18 |
Quattishe 1 |
Quaw Island 25 |
Quay 4 |
Quckwa 7 |
Queesidaquah 4 |
Quequa 6 |
Quesnel 1 |
Quinsam 12 |
Quortsowe 13 |
Range 13 |
Red Bluff 88 |
Redstone Cemetery 1B |
Redstone Flat 1 |
Redstone Flat 1A |
Redwater Creek 30 |
Refuge Cove 6 |
Rich Bar 4 |
Riley Creek 1B |
Roper's Meadow 14 |
Ruby Creek 2 |
Rushton Island 90 |
S 1/2 Tsimpsean 2 |
Saagoombahlah 6 |
Saaiyouck 6 |
Sachteen 2 |
Sachteen 2A |
Sackanitecla 2 |
Sackum 3 |
Saddle Horse 2 |
Saddle Rock 9 |
Sahhacum 1 |
Sahhaltkum 4 |
Salaquo 4 |
Salmon Bay 3 |
Salmon Creek 3 |
Salmon Lake 7 |
Salmon River 1 (Kôçö├Ômoks) |
Salmon River 1 (Splatsin) |
Salmon River Meadow 7 |
Salvus 26 |
Sam Adams 12 |
Samahquam 1 |
Sampson's Meadow 11 |
Sampson's Meadow 11A |
San Jose 6 |
Sand Island 4 |
Sandy Harry 4 |
Saouchten 18 |
Saouk 16 |
Sarque 5 |
Sas Mighe 32 |
Satunquin 5 |
Saturna Island 7 |
Savey 15 |
Say-La-Quas 10 |
Scaucy 5 |
Schaltuuch 27 |
Schelowat 1 |
Schikaelton 16 |
Schkam 2 |
Scotch Creek 4 |
Scowlitz 1 |
Scuttsap 11 |
Scuttsap 11A |
Sea Island 3 |
Seabird Island |
Seah 5 |
Seaichem 16 |
Seaspunkut 4 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Bargain Harbour) No. 24 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Boulder Island) No 25 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Chelohsin) No 13 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Chickwat) No 9 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Cokqueneets) No 23 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Egmont) No 26 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Hunaechin) No 11 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Klaalth) No 5 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Klayekwim) No 6 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Klayekwim) No 6A |
Sechelt Band Lands (Klayekwim) No 7 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Klayekwim) No 8 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Oalthkyim) No 4 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Paykulkum) No 14 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Sallahlus) No 20 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Sallahlus) No 20A |
Sechelt Band Lands (Saughanaught) No 22 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Sawquamain) No 19A |
Sechelt Band Lands (Sechelt) No 2 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Sekaleton) No 21 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Sekaleton) No 21A |
Sechelt Band Lands (Shannon Creek) No 28 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Skookumchuck) No 27 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Skwawkweehm) No 17 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Slayathlum) No 16 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Smeshalin) No 18 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Suahbin) No 19 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Swaycalse) No 3 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Swaywelat) No 12 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Swaywelat) No 12A |
Sechelt Band Lands (Tchahchelailthtenum) No 10 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Tsawcome) No 1 |
Sechelt Band Lands (Tsooahdie) No 15 |
Seektukis 24 |
Semach 2 |
Semiahmoo |
Senanus Island 10 |
Seton Lake 5 |
Seton Lake 5A |
Seymour Creek 2 |
Seymour Meadows 19 |
Shackan 11 |
Shas Dzuhl Koh 35 |
Shawniken 3 |
Shawniken 4B |
Sheganny 14 |
Shell Island 3 |
Sheraton Creek 19 |
Shingle Point 4 |
Shoomart 5 |
Sho-Ook 5 |
Shoowahtlans 4 |
Shoskhost 7 |
Shpapzchinh 20 |
Shrypttahooks 7 |
Shuouchten 15 |
Shuswap |
Siakin 4 |
Sicamous 3 |
Sidina 6 |
Sik-E-Dakh 2 |
Silicon 2 |
Silver Salmon Lake 5 |
Sim Creek 5 |
Sinkut Lake 8 |
Sinnce-Tah-Lah 2 |
Siska Flat 3 |
Siska Flat 5A |
Siska Flat 5B |
Siska Flat 8 |
Sisul Tl'O K'Ut 14 |
Sisul Tl'O K'Ut 21 |
Six Mile Meadow 6 |
Skaigha 2 |
Skawahlook 1 |
Skawahlum 10 |
Skaynaneichst 12 |
Skedance 8 |
Skeetchestn |
Skeikut 9 |
Skhpowtz 4 |
Skidegate 1 |
Skilak 14 |
Skins Lake 15 |
Skins Lake 16A |
Skins Lake 16B |
Sklahhesten 5 |
Sklahhesten 5A |
Sklahhesten 5B |
Skooby Island 48 |
Skookumchuck 4 |
Skookumchuck 4A |
Skoonkoon 2 |
Skowishin 7 |
Skowishin Graveyard 10 |
Skowkale 10 |
Skowkale 11 |
Skowquiltz River 3 |
Skuet 6 |
Skumalasph 16 |
Skuppah 1 |
Skuppah 2A |
Skuppah 2B |
Skuppah 3A |
Skuppah 4 |
Skuppah 4A |
Skutz 7 |
Skutz 8 |
Skwah 4 |
Skwahla 2 |
Skwali 3 |
Skway 5 |
Skwayaynope 26 |
Skweahm 10 |
Sleetsis 6 |
Sliammon 1 |
Slosh 1 |
Slosh 1A |
Small Island 4 |
Snake 5 |
Soda Creek 1 |
Soldatquo 12 |
Soowahlie 14 |
Sophe 14 |
South Nepa 7 |
South Saanich 1 |
Sowchea 3 |
Sowchea 3A |
Spahomin Creek 4 |
Spahomin Creek 8 |
Spakels 17 |
Spanaknok 57 |
Spatsum 11 |
Spatsum 11A |
Spayaks 60 |
Spences Bridge 4 |
Spences Bridge 4C |
Speous 8 |
Speyum 3 |
Spilmouse 4 |
Spintlum Flat 3 |
Spokwan 48 |
Spuzzum 1 |
Spuzzum 1A |
Spuzzum 7 |
Squaam 2 |
Squaderee 91 |
Squaw-Hay-One 11 |
Squawkum Creek 3 |
Squeah 6 |
Squiaala 7 |
Squiaala 8 |
Squianny 10 |
Squinas 2 |
Squin-Lix-Stat 3 |
Squirrel Cove 8 |
St. Joe 10 |
St. Mary's 1A |
Staiyahanny 8 |
Stawamus 24 |
Stellaquo 1 |
Stequmwhulpa 5 |
Stikine River 7 |
Stlakament 9 |
Stone 1 |
Stone 1A |
Stone 4 |
Stony Creek 1 |
Stout 8 |
Stryen 9 |
Stuart Lake 10 |
Stuart Lake 9 |
Stullawheets 8 |
Sucker Lake 2 |
Sucwoa 6 |
Sumas Cemetery 12 |
Sundayman's Meadow 3 |
Susk 17 |
Sutaquis 18 |
Swahliseah 14 |
Swan 35 |
Swan Lake 3 |
Swan Lake 4 |
Sweeteen 3 |
Switsemalph 3 |
Switsemalph 6 |
Switsemalph 7 |
Ta Duhl' 36 |
Ta-A-Ack 5 |
Tache 1 |
Tacheeda Lake 14 |
Tacla Lake 9 |
Tadinlay 15 |
Tahla 4 |
Tahlo Lake 24 |
Tahltan 1 |
Tahltan 10 |
Tahltan Forks 5 |
Tahsis 11 |
Taku 6 |
Taleomy 3 |
Tanakut 4 |
Tanizul 43 |
Tankeah 5 |
Tanoo 9 |
Targe Creek 15 |
Tatcho Creek 11 |
Tatchu 13 |
Tatchu 13A |
Tatelkus Lake 28 |
Tatense 16 |
Tatla West 11 |
Tatl'Ah Indian Reserve No. 13 |
Tatla'T East 2 |
Tatpo-Oose 10 |
Tatsadah Lake 14 |
Tatselawas 2 |
Tatuk Lake 7 |
Tcimotf 1A |
Teahmit 3 |
Teequaloose 3 |
Teequaloose 3A |
Teeslee 15 |
Teeta 7 |
Teh Noo'N Che 49 |
Telaise 1 |
Telegraph Creek 6 |
Telegraph Creek 6A |
Tent Island 8 |
Tequa 21 |
Tes Gha La 7A |
Teslin Lake 7 |
Teslin Lake 9 |
Theik 2 |
Thomas Point 5 |
Thomas Point 5A |
Thomas Squinas Ranch 2A |
Three Islands 3 |
Tiahn 27 |
Tilgatko 17 |
Tillion 4 |
Tin Wis 11 |
Tinmusket 5A |
Tipella 7 |
Tlaa Gaa Aawtlaas 28 |
Tl'O Ba 22 |
Tobacco Plains 2 |
Toby Helenes Meadow 10 |
Toby Helenes Meadow 11 |
Toby Helenes Meadow 9 |
Toby Lake 6 |
Toby's Meadow 4 |
Toh-Quo-Eugh 2 |
Tokenatch 5 |
Toksee 4 |
Tom Cook 26 |
Toon 15 |
Toops 3 |
Toosey 1 |
Toosey 1A |
Toosey 3 |
Tootoowiltena 28 |
Toowartz 8 |
Toquana 4 |
Tork 7 |
Tosehka 12 |
Towdystan Lake 3 |
Towinock 2 |
Trafalgar Flat 13 |
Trout Lake Alec 16 |
Trout Lake Jonny 15 |
Tsa Xana 18 |
Tsachla Lake 8 |
Tsahaheh 1 |
Tsai-Kwi-Ee 13 |
Tsak 9 |
Tsarksis 2 |
Tsaukan 12 |
Tsawawmuck 1 |
Tsawwati 1 |
Tsay Cho 4 |
Tsaytut Island 1C |
Tsaz Chech 27 |
Tsaz Chech 28 |
Tsaz Cheh Koh 24 |
Tse Bay Ha Tine A 34 |
Tseatah 2 |
Tseetsum-Sawlasilah 6 |
Tsemknawalqan 79 |
Tseoowa 4 |
Tsichgass 10 |
Tsimlairen 15 |
Tsimtack 7 |
Tsinkahtl 8 |
Tsinstikeptum 10 |
Tsinstikeptum 9 |
Tsintahktl 2 |
Tsitsk 3 |
Ts'Kw'Aylaxw 5 |
T'Sou-Ke 1 |
T'Sou-Ke 2 |
Tsowenachs 2 |
Tsowwin 10 |
Tsulquate 4 |
Tsun Tine Ah 37 |
Tsunnia Lake 5 |
Tsupmeet 5 |
Tsuquanah 2 |
Tsussie 6 |
Tuck Inlet 89 |
Tuckkwiowhum 1 |
Tuckozap 24 |
Tugwell Island 21 |
Tum-Bah 5 |
Tunnel 6 |
Turtle Point 12 |
Tutu Creek 4 |
Twin Island 10 |
Two Mile Creek 16 |
Two Mile Creek 16A |
Twoyqhalsht 16 |
Tymgowzan 12 |
Tzart-Lam 5 |
Tzeachten 13 |
Tzetzi Lake 11 |
Ucausley 16 |
Ulkatcho 1 |
Ulkatcho 13 |
Ulkatcho 14A |
Ulkatcho 5 |
Ulkatcho 6 |
Ulthakoush 11 |
Uncha Lake 13A |
Union Bay 31 |
Union Bay 4 |
Unnamed No. 10 |
Unpukpulquatum 8 |
Upper Hat Creek 1 |
Upper Kluskus Lake 9 |
Upper Nepa 6 |
Upper Sumas 6 |
Upper Tahltan 4 |
Upper Tsinkahtl 8A |
Uzta 4 |
Uzta 7A |
Vargas Island 31 |
Vermilion Forks 1 |
Village Bay 7 |
Village Island 7 |
Wahleach Island 2 |
Wahous 19 |
Wahous 20 |
Waiwakum 14 |
Wakems 6 |
Walden 9 |
Walth 3 |
Wappook 26 |
War Lake 4 |
Watta 25 |
Waulp 10 |
Waump 16 |
Wawwat'L 12 |
Wazulis 14 |
Webster Creek 5 |
Weedon Carp 6 |
Weedon Lake 27 |
Weeteeam 3 |
Weissener Lake 3 |
Wekellals 15 |
Werkinellek 11 |
West Moberly Lake 168A |
Western Island 14 |
Weston Bay 20 |
Wha T'A Noo 40 |
Whale Island 8 |
Whispering Pines 4 |
Whitecap 1 |
Whonnock 1 |
Whyeek 4 |
Williams 2 |
Williams Lake 1 |
Williams Prairie Meadow 1A |
Willow Meadow 9 |
Wilnaskancaud 3 |
Wilskaskammel 14 |
Winche 7 |
Windy Mouth 7 |
Wokitsas 14 |
Wolf Creek 3 |
Woyenne 27 |
Wudzimagon 61 |
Wyah 3 |
Wyclese 1 |
Wycott's Flat 6 |
Yaalstrick 1 |
Yagan 3 |
Yakweakwioose 12 |
Yaladelassla 4 |
Yale 18 |
Yale 19 |
Yale 20 |
Yale 21 |
Yale 22 |
Yale 23 |
Yale 24 |
Yale 25 |
Yale Town 1 |
Yan 7 |
Yarksis 11 |
Yasitkun 21 |
Yatze 13 |
Yawaucht 11 |
Ye Koo Che 3 |
Ye Koos Lee 11 |
Yekwaupsum 18 |
Yekwaupsum 19 |
Yelakin 4 |
Yelakin 4A |
Yellertlee 12 |
Yensischuck 3 |
Yeo Island 13 |
Yookwitz 12 |
Yuquot 1 |
Zacht 5 |
Zaimoetz 5 |
Zaitscullachan 9 |
Zayas Island 32A |
Zimagord 3 |
Zoht 14 |
Zoht 4 |
Zoht 5 |
- I'm all too aware the list is incomplete....note the "expand" notice at the bottom. I've added many that weren't there, and also been making articles/stubs/redirects where appropriate. It's a huge list, and a work in progress, yes.Skookum1 (talk) 07:02, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- (edit conflict)I know, just thought you might appreciate something to work off of if your plans was to complete it someday! Cheers, Hwy43 (talk) 07:08, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- I've wondered about breaking it up by region, or maybe by people/tribal council; note Category:Indian Reserves in the Lower Mainland re regional breakdown, though there are ethnonym-based "reserves" categories too, can't think of 'em right now, most of those Lower Mainland ones can be Category:Sto:lo reserves or Category:Indian Reserves of the Sto:lo people once the CfR on the Sto:lo category is done. NB I remain strongly of the opinion that "Indian reserve/Reserve" is the correct usage and that "First Nations reserves" is original research. BC Names uses "Indian Reserve" in its description btw.Skookum1 (talk) 07:05, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
- BIG difference between "reserve" in the sense of a residential community or other "loose" usage and the land-designation which is properly titled all-caps "Indian Reserve" in all sources.Skookum1 (talk) 07:08, 4 May 2013 (UTC)
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- Um, hahaha! Pfly (talk) 09:19, 7 May 2013 (UTC)
Kitsault
- read Tyee story mentioning obscure town of Kitsault; wondered if article existed on wikipedia; Yes; wondered if created by Skookum1; Of course it was!! Your legacy of BC geographic articles is remarkable. Canuckle (talk) 22:26, 7 May 2013 (UTC)
- I'm boggled at times by how many BC articles I've created/worked on......and still am. So many of my 70,000+ edits are talkpage or, grr, CfDs and TfDs and other procedural time-wasters that there's not as many articles than there would have been otherwise......List of communities in British Columbia User:Hwy43 and I have been working on lately, and I've made even more obscure town/locality articles these last couple of weeks. Thanks for the encouragement.....so nice to get instead of the defensive/whining complaints/attacks....Skookum1 (talk) 01:42, 8 May 2013 (UTC)
Question
Why was I mentioned here, how am I even remotely related to your discussion or agrument? I don't know how that could be confused as myself. TBrandley (T • C • B) 00:29, 7 May 2013 (UTC)
- I'd been working late on seven or more articles at once/ it was a brain-fart; you'd edited that article a few edits earlier. That's all. That is an article whose discussion you should pay attention to, it has to do with the non-native population of the Westbank reserves.......new census figures come out tomorrow that can be a cite for what to me is obvious, but which is being made for a "wrong comparison" to an all-native reserve in Ontario.Skookum1 (talk) 06:03, 8 May 2013 (UTC)
Cree
Dont want to get involved because of whos there...but been watching for a couple of days and cant hold back anymore.Moxy (talk) 15:14, 9 May 2013 (UTC)
- Frank Cassidy; Robert L. Bish (1989). Indian Government: Its Meaning in Practice. IRPP. p. 146. ISBN 978-0-88982-095-1. Retrieved 9 May 2013.
Each of these has representation from Cree governments
- Even children books use the term Janet Riehecky (1 January 2003). The Cree Tribe. Capstone. pp. 17–. ISBN 978-0-7368-1366-2. Retrieved 9 May 2013.
- "because of who's there" is very telling, not that I need to be told by now...sometime today I'm going to write a "non-response" by way of a series of points for whoever closes it tomorrow to consider; all points already made but separated from all the hobble-gobble, i.e. there are no other "FOO nations" categories, there are a bunch of "FOO governments" categories....isn't there a CANSTYLE page somewhere on how to use "First Nations" also; if not, there should be. Also while I've seen reference to "the Cree Nation" (meaning all Cree, as on the Grand Council of the Cree article, or as heard from Wab Kinew explaining about his people. Dividing peoples into bands is something "we" did; juxtaposing lower-case 'n' "nations" by a loosey-goosey and to me very POV agenda is just "not on". I really wish User:Phaedriel were still with us when stuff like this goes down, same with the Squamish CfD. Where User:LiliCharlie made a good point about "strong national sentiment" but that's been ignored.Skookum1 (talk) 01:04, 10 May 2013 (UTC)
- User:OldManRivers is about as Skwxwu7mesh as you can get; he's the main language-revival teacher of the Skwxwu7mesh people and a critic of the band government - "Indian Act government" as he calls it. Big difference between "Squamish Nation" and the Skwxwu7mesh people, though all of the latter are members of the Squamish Nation; by law imposed on them. That's an opposite case, where the many chieftaincies of the Skwxwu7mesh were placed under one government, instead of several as with the Nlaka'pamux and others.Skookum1 (talk) 01:08, 10 May 2013 (UTC)
- "because of who's there" is very telling, not that I need to be told by now...sometime today I'm going to write a "non-response" by way of a series of points for whoever closes it tomorrow to consider; all points already made but separated from all the hobble-gobble, i.e. there are no other "FOO nations" categories, there are a bunch of "FOO governments" categories....isn't there a CANSTYLE page somewhere on how to use "First Nations" also; if not, there should be. Also while I've seen reference to "the Cree Nation" (meaning all Cree, as on the Grand Council of the Cree article, or as heard from Wab Kinew explaining about his people. Dividing peoples into bands is something "we" did; juxtaposing lower-case 'n' "nations" by a loosey-goosey and to me very POV agenda is just "not on". I really wish User:Phaedriel were still with us when stuff like this goes down, same with the Squamish CfD. Where User:LiliCharlie made a good point about "strong national sentiment" but that's been ignored.Skookum1 (talk) 01:04, 10 May 2013 (UTC)
Travel writers
I suggest that the travel project is dormant - however if you were interested in doing things about them - it would be a component of the project - but I'd (its a personal bias)
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Travel_writers doesnt even have a project aligned (I'll fix it though)
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category_talk:Travel_writing does have the project aligned
I suggest a way to help the travel and tourism project recover from its fatal condition/dormancy would be to include things within the way the travel writers/travel writing works... as to what could be included (ie your question about guidelines - would be nationality of writer first, then subject area, then publication history - at a guess... sats 07:02, 10 May 2013 (UTC)
- Who I'm asking on behalf of is another guest at my guesthouse here in Thailand......and wow, her creds include Nat'l Geographic and HuffPo and more......decidedly qualifies under WP:N...gave her the lowdown on WikiTravel vs WikiVoyage, she was shocked.....I said I'd help her write an article, though am backed up with writing assignments and my habit of putting out fires I've started here on Wikipedia ;-). Thanks for the category links, I'll have a look and see how other articles are put together.Skookum1 (talk) 07:35, 10 May 2013 (UTC)
Sovereign(t)ist
Hi Skookum1 - unless I'm mistaken, you've contradicted yourself at Wikipedia:Categories for discussion/Speedy... you might want to have a look at what you've written... Grutness...wha? 01:42, 12 May 2013 (UTC)