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1. Bowser / Dunsmuir / Fanny Bay / Horne Lake / Mount Mark (Bowser, 4km)
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Bowser - After William John Bowser, Premier of British Columbia 1915-16. |
| 2. Deep Bay (Bowser, 4km)
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| 3. Qualicum Bay (Bowser, 4km)
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| 4. Helliwell Park (Hornby Island, 13km)
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5. Hornby Island (Hornby Island, 13km)
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Hornby Island - According to Captain Walbran, named by the HBC about 1850 after Rear-Admiral Phipps Hornby (1785-1867), commanding the Pacific Station from 1847 to 1851. |
| 6. Mount Geoffrey Escarpment Park (Hornby Island, 13km)
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7. Tribune Bay Park (Hornby Island, 13km)
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Tribune Bay - After HMS Tribune (Captain G.T.P. Hornby), a screw frigate mounting thirty-one guns, transferred to this coast from the China Station in 1859 to increase British strength during the San Juan crisis. |
| 8. Bowser Ecological Reserve (Qualicum Beach, 15km)
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| 9. Dashwood (Qualicum Beach, 15km)
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| 10. Dolphin Beach (Qualicum Beach, 15km)
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| 11. Hi'tatis (Qualicum Beach, 15km)
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| 12. Hilliers (Qualicum Beach, 15km)
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| 13. Horne Lake Caves Park (Qualicum Beach, 15km)
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| 14. Little Qualicum Falls Park (Qualicum Beach, 15km)
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| 15. Northfield (Qualicum Beach, 15km)
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| 16. Qualicum (Qualicum Beach, 15km)
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17. Qualicum Beach (Town) (Qualicum Beach, 15km)
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Qualicum - Dr. Robert Brown, reporting on his explorations on Vancouver Island in 1864, mentions the beautiful tract of country extending past the Quall-e-hum River. |
| 18. Qualicum National Wildlife Area (Qualicum Beach, 15km)
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| 19. Réserve nationale de faune de Qualicum (Qualicum Beach, 15km)
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| 20. Spider Lake Park (Qualicum Beach, 15km)
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| 21. Whisky Creek (Qualicum Beach, 15km)
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| 22. Lieutenant Ian Philip MacDonald Picnic Area (Fanny Bay, 16km)
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| 23. Newcastle Land District (Fanny Bay, 16km)
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| 24. Rosewall Creek Park (Fanny Bay, 16km)
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| 25. Sproat Lake Park (Fanny Bay, 16km)
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| 26. Taylor Arm Park (Fanny Bay, 16km)
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| 27. Boyle Point Park (Denman Island, 20km)
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28. Boyle Point Protected Area (Denman Island, 20km)
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After David Boyle, first lieutenant on HMS Tribune when she was on this coast in 1859-60. He later became Governor of New Zealand and president of the Institute of Naval Architects. |
| 29. Buckley Bay (Denman Island, 20km)
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30. Denman Island / Lambert Channel (Denman Island, 20km)
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After Rear-Admiral Joseph Denman, FRS (1810-74), Commander-in-Chief, Pacific Station 1864-6. |
| 31. Denman Island Park (Denman Island, 20km)
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| 32. Denman Island Protected Area (Denman Island, 20km)
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| 33. Fanny Bay (Denman Island, 20km)
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| 34. Fanny Bay (Denman Island, 20km)
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| 35. Fillongley Park (Denman Island, 20km)
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36. Coombs / Hilliers (Coombs, 19km)
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Named after Captain Coombs of the Salvation Army, which in 1910-11 established a settlement here for a number of working-class Englishmen and their families from Leeds, Yorkshire. |