George Vancouver was 35 years old when he discovered Vancouver
i know this because i was looking for the same thing and found it on another website
so i thought that some people also need to know i posted it
As a native Vancouverite, the actual founding of Vancouver was sometime in the late 1800's. In the middle 1800's, there were two small settlements along Burrard Inlet, the body of water that borders Vancouver's north extremity: one was Granville, the other Hastings. They were both driven by the logging industry and ran their respective sawmills. By the mid 1880's the two communities became incorporated into the City of Vancouver. A horrific fire in 1886 destroyed virtually everything along the waterfront but with the arrival of Canada's first trans-continental railway in 1887(the CPR), lots were being sold to British immigrants. By 1910, there were nearly 100,000 people in the city. By 2000 Vancouver boasted a population of more than 750,000. Today, Greater Vancouver encompasses the cities of Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, West Vancouver, North Vancouver, Port Moody, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, New Westminster, Surrey and Langley with a combined population of about 2 million.
Vancouver was named after After the British Explorer George Vancouver who Discovered Vancouver.
William Van Horne named it after Captain George Vancouver, who had explored much of the area.
It is named after Captain George Vancouver.
Dawson Creek is named after George Dawson who was on a land survey team in the late 1800's. But I suspect you mean Vancouver, named after George Vancouver who explored the Pacific North West of North America. We also named a rather large Island after him, Vancouver Island.
He discovered Vancouver. Thank - You. :) :(
He did not discover Canada.
Vancouver is a coastal city located in Canada, and named after British Captain George Vancouver.
Vancouver was named after After the British Explorer George Vancouver who Discovered Vancouver.
Vancouver, the largest city in British Columbia; Vancouver Island; and another city in southwestern Washington State.
george named vancouver and vancouver island
William Van Horne named it after Captain George Vancouver, who had explored much of the area.
Vancouver is named after Captain George Vancouver, a British explorer who explored and mapped the Pacific Northwest coast of North America in the late 18th century. Vancouver city in Canada was named after him as a tribute to his exploration and mapping work in the region.
It is named after Captain George Vancouver.
Dawson Creek is named after George Dawson who was on a land survey team in the late 1800's. But I suspect you mean Vancouver, named after George Vancouver who explored the Pacific North West of North America. We also named a rather large Island after him, Vancouver Island.
There are 2 cities named Vancouver, one in Canada, one in the United States.
Yes, Vancouver was named after George Vancouver, a British naval officer who explored the Pacific Northwest in the late 18th century. The city was named in his honor by Captain George Henry Richards, who surveyed the area in the 1850s.
He discovered Vancouver. Thank - You. :) :(