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The Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako possesses some of the most varied and beautiful scenery in the Province and something to offer every visitor, whether one seeks active sports or more sedentary pursuits. Highway 16 runs through the region, making it easily accessible to all visitors. The wilderness opportunities are endless with an array of hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, skiing and snowmobiling throughout the region.

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Granisle
Houston
Fraser Lake
Fort St. James
Smithers
Telkwa
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The Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako was incorporated February 1, 1966 under the Municipal Act (now Local Government Act) of British Columbia. It covers an immense area (roughly 77,000 square km), but has a relatively small population (estimated at 40,856 in 2001). For maps or a table of population, please go to our Maps and Census pages. The Regional District contains 8 incorporated municipalities: the Town of Smithers, the Districts of Fort. St. James, Houston and Vanderhoof, and the Villages of Burns Lake, Fraser Lake, Granisle and Telkwa, each of which have a seat on the Regional District Board. The Rural Area is then divided into seven Electoral Areas, each directly electing a Regional District Director.??