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The Fraser River begins in the Canadian Rockies at Mount Robson in British Columbia and flows southwest for approximately 1,375 kilometers (854 miles) before emptying into the Strait of Georgia near the city of Vancouver. It is the longest river in British Columbia and is known for its diverse ecosystems and significant cultural and economic importance. Along its course, the river passes through various landscapes, including forests, valleys, and urban areas.
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What is the major river of Vancouver?
fraser river
The longest river in BC is?
Fraser River
When did Simon Fraser discover the Fraser river?
He discovered Fraser River on 1793
Where does the fraser start?
The Fraser River starts at the confluence of the Fraser and Robson Rivers in the Canadian province of British Columbia. It flows northward from its source in the Rocky Mountains, eventually making its way southwest through the Fraser Canyon and into the Fraser Valley. The river then empties into the Strait of Georgia, near Vancouver.
How did Simon Fraser find the Fraser river?
Simon Fraser did not MAKE the Fraser river, it was made by a natural process.
What did Simon fraser do for Canada?
He explored Fraser river which is in Canada. Also, it took 3years to took him to find fraser river
Why is the fraser river named after Simon fraser?
Because he was the first to discover the river.
Where does pearl river start and end?
where does pearl river end
What did Simon fraser do?
Simon Fraser Went Exploring The Fraser River And He Did Not Do His 2nd Voyage Because After The 1st Voyage,He Died.(Died In 1862)
When did they start canning salmon?
I know on the Fraser River in British Columbia it dates back to the 1860's...
Where does the fraser river end?
The Fraser River flows into the Strait of Georgia at the city of Vancouver. The Strait of Georgia or the Georgia Strait, (also known as the Gulf of Georgia) is a strait between Vancouver Island and the mainland coast of British Columbia, Canada.
Where does the river UK start and end?
There is no 'river UK' !
