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By mid-1898, the location was known as Procter's Landing. [2] In 1900, the lighthouse was built. [4] T.G. Procter was the inaugural postmaster 1906–1908. [5] In 1913, he died in Oak Bay, in a hit-and-run, reputedly the first person to die in an automobile accident in BC. [2]
Mount Proctor is a mountain in British Columbia, Canada located near Fernie. [3] Scaling 2,393 m (7,851 ft), this limestone mountain is home to a very popular hiking trail. The legend of Mount Proctor tells of a young Indian chief who could not decide whom to marry and was turned into the mountain.
The term Harrop-Procter is used to indicate an aggregation of the two communities. [2] The two serve as an eco-tourism destination, and a section of land that backs onto the West Arm Provincial Park is called the Harrop-Procter Community Forest. [62] In 1999, the Harrop-Procter Community Co-operative was incorporated to manage this forest.
Five Mile Point 3: Taku River Tlingit: Daak Ka Tlingit Nation: Inland Tlingit: at Five Mile Point, E shore Atlin Lake, S of Atlin: Complete list of Taku River Tlingit reserves: Fort George (Shelly) 2: Lheidli T'enneh Prince George: Fort Nelson 2: Fort Ware 1: Kwadacha First Nation: Kaska Tribal Council: Fort Ware (Kwadacha) Fountain 1: Fountain ...
Kuskanook (left) and other lake steamers tied up at Proctor BC in May 1931, after completion of the rail link between Kootenay Landing and Proctor. In 1925 there was a steam pipe explosion on Kuskanook. [8] A water trap failed in the main steam pipe leading aft to the boiler, and high pressure steam burst out all through the engine room. [8]
CPR intended that at least in the summer months when traffic was at its busiest, that Nasookin replace Kuskanook on the route on the lake between Procter and Kootenay Landing, British Columbia. [3] By August 1913, Nasookin was running between Nelson and Kootenay Landing, connecting at each point with CPR trains. [1]
In 1910, Tom Procter created the Riverside subdivision (Balfour Addition), northeast at the lake outlet, and encompassing the bench above Balfour. Riverside was perhaps a misnomer, because the Kootenay River does not commence until a few miles below Nelson. [ 11 ]
2012 - Procter & Gamble Olympic commercial [8] 2011 - Kia car commercial [8] 2004 - Mountain Dew commercial filmed at Pemberton Airport [8] 2003 - Smart Set Clothing Co. fashion photo shoot at One Mile Lake [8] 2003 - Hyundai car commercial filmed at Pemberton Airport [8] 2002 - Chevy truck commercial filmed at One Mile Lake [8]