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| 1. Garibaldi Estates
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| 2. Garibaldi Highlands
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| 3. New Westminster Land District
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| 4. Stawamus 24
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| 5. Stawamus Chief Park
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| 6. Stawamus Chief Protected Area
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7. Alice Lake Park (Brackendale, 3km)
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Alice Lake - After Alice, wife of Charles Rose, who settled in the district about 1888. |
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8. Brackendale / Cheakamus River / Mount Garibaldi / Lovely Water Lake / Nip and Tuck Peaks / Mount Pandareus (Brackendale, 3km)
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After Thomas Hirst Bracken, first postmaster (1906-12). He returned to England after his hotel here burned down. The Squamish Indian word for the Brackendale area is 'See-yeahchum,' meaning 'full.' |
| 9. Cheakamus (Brackendale, 3km)
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10. Cheekye / Cheekye River (Brackendale, 3km)
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'Cheekye' - from the Squamish Indian name for Mount Garibaldi, meaning 'dirty place' (perhaps because of the appearance of old snow on the mountain). This name was later applied to the river. |
| 11. Eagle Run (Brackendale, 3km)
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| 12. Paradise Valley (Brackendale, 3km)
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| 13. Aikwucks 15 (Squamish, 5km)
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| 14. Baynes Island Ecological Reserve (Squamish, 5km)
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| 15. Brackendale Eagles Park (Squamish, 5km)
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| 16. Darrell Bay (Squamish, 5km)
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| 17. Dentville (Squamish, 5km)
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| 18. Kowtain 17 (Squamish, 5km)
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| 19. Northridge (Squamish, 5km)
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| 20. Poquiosin & Skamain 13 (Squamish, 5km)
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| 21. Seaichem 16 (Squamish, 5km)
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22. Squamish (District) / Mamquam River / Mount Murchison / Shannon Creek / Stawamus River (Squamish, 5km)
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Mamquam River - The meaning of this Squamish Indian name is uncertain. One source says that it is onomatopoeic, echoing the murmur of smooth-running stretches of the river. |
| 23. Stillwater (Squamish, 5km)
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| 24. Valleycliffe (Squamish, 5km)
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| 25. Waiwakum 14 (Squamish, 5km)
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| 26. Yekwaupsum 18 (Squamish, 5km)
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| 27. Yekwaupsum 19 (Squamish, 5km)
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| 28. Yookwitz 12 (Squamish, 5km)
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29. Britannia Beach / Domett Point / Furry Creek / Sky Pilot Mountain / Mount Wrottesley (Britannia Beach, 14km)
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Takes its name from the Britannia Range, which rises behind it. |
| 30. Furry Creek (Britannia Beach, 14km)
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| 31. Minaty Bay (Britannia Beach, 14km)
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| 32. Murrin Park (Britannia Beach, 14km)
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| 33. Oliver's Landing (Britannia Beach, 14km)
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34. Porteau (Britannia Beach, 14km)
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Porteau - The name was suggested around 1908 by a Mr. Newberry of Deeks Sand and Gravel Company. It is an adaptation of the French porte d'eau, meaning a 'water gate.' |
| 35. Shannon (Britannia Beach, 14km)
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| 36. Shannon Falls Park (Britannia Beach, 14km)
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37. Woodfibre (Britannia Beach, 14km)
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Woodfibre - Named by Sir George Bury, president of Whalen Pulp and Paper Company, when the company's mill was built here in 1920. |