Lower Post, British Columbia City Profile
Population: 113+
Elevation:
Website: http://www.gov.bc.ca/arr/firstnation/kaska_nation/default.html
News:
Lower Post, British Columbia is an aboriginal community up in Northern British Columbia. Its located along the Alaska Highway and is a beautiful area to be in during the Summer months. Before it was a town, it was a great fishing spot along with a crossing (early road systems) and a meeting place for people. It has a diverse population due to the fact that people from all over would come meet at this place and eventually settled there. Kaska is the rare language spoken by a few of the aboriginals. There are no government services in Lower Post and the citizens use services from nearby Watson Lake, Yukon (about 15 miles Northwest). I find the sharp increase in population interesting considering just 10 years ago there were 28 people and 5 years later there was 113.
Things to Do
- Good Fishing Spots
Places to Stay
- Big Horn Hotel
Food to Eat
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