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1. Ladysmith / Dunsmuir Islands / Ivy Green Park / Kulleet Bay
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Dunsmuir Islands - After James Dunsmuir (1851-1920), founder of Ladysmith, Premier of British Columbia (1900-2) and its Lieutenant-Governor (1906-9). Son of Robert Dunsmuir |
2. Chemainus 13
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3. Ladysmith
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4. Oyster Bay 12
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5. Oyster Land District
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6. Roberts Memorial Park
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7. Woodley Range Ecological Reserve
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8. Yellowpoint Bog Ecological Reserve
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9. Boat Harbour (Cassidy, 8km)
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10. Cassidy / McKay Peak (Cassidy, 8km)
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After Tom Cassidy, who arrived here frorn Iowa in 1878 and was soon joined by his wife. A son later took over the farm and worked it until most of the land was needed for the airport. |
11. Douglas Land District (Cassidy, 8km)
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12. Chemainus / Governor Rock / Stuart Channel (Chemainus, 11km)
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From the Island Halkomelem word meaning 'bitten breast.' The horseshoe shape of the bay reminded Indians of the bite that a frenzied shaman would inflict upon a spectator during certain tribal ceremonies. |
13. Chemainus Land District (Chemainus, 11km)
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14. Halalt 2 (Chemainus, 11km)
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15. Halalt Island 1 (Chemainus, 11km)
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16. Saltair (Chemainus, 11km)
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17. Say-La-Quas 10 (Chemainus, 11km)
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18. Squaw-Hay-One 11 (Chemainus, 11km)
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19. Tent Island 8 (Chemainus, 11km)
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20. Tsussie 6 (Chemainus, 11km)
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21. Westholme / Mount Sicker (Chemainus, 11km)
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Mount Sicker - After John J. Sicker, a pioneer homesteader with a reputation for stubborn individualism. |
22. Canoe Islets Ecological Reserve (Thetis Island, 10km)
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23. Lyacksun 3 (Thetis Island, 10km)
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24. North Galiano (Thetis Island, 10km)
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25. Rose Islets Ecological Reserve (Thetis Island, 10km)
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26. Shingle Point 4 (Thetis Island, 10km)
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27. Whaleboat Island Marine Park (Thetis Island, 10km)
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28. Gabriola / Descanso Bay / Gabriola Island / Orlebar Point (Gabriola, 20km)
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Spanish for 'rest' or 'ease.' Galiano and Valdes left a record of how they came to give this name in June 1792 to this haven on Gabriola Island: |
29. Gabriola Island 5 (Gabriola, 20km)
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30. Gabriola Sands Park (Gabriola, 20km)
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31. Ma-Guala 6 (Gabriola, 20km)
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32. Pirates Cove Marine Park (Gabriola, 20km)
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33. Sandwell Park (Gabriola, 20km)
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34. Wakes Cove Park (Gabriola, 20km)
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35. North Cowichan (District) (North Cowichan, 20km)
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36. Crofton / Mount Richards (Crofton, 19km)
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Crofton, after Henry Croft, a mining engineer who was a brother-in-law of James Dunsmuir, the coal and lumber magnate. In 1900 Croft, manager of the Lenora, Mt. Sicker Copper Mining Company, bought land on Osborn Bay on which to build a smelter. |
37. Maple Bay (Crofton, 19km)
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38. Osborn Bay (Crofton, 19km)
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Osborn Bay - After Captain (later Rear-Admiral) Sherard Osborn, RN (1822-75), Arctic explorer and author, who served with distinction in the Crimean War. |