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KAMLOOPS—THOMPSON—CARIBOO FRASER- F RA FORT GEORGE C S E R ALBERTA R I V ER F ISAAC L E FRASER-FORT GEORGE H CARIBOO B CARIBOO C LAKE U VE WELLS FR AS ER QUESNEL PRINCE GEORGE—PEACE RIVER— NORTHERN ROCKIES 16 VALEMOUNT F R A S E R - F O RT G E O R G E CARIBOO I CARIBOO A KINBASKET CARIBOO— QUESNEL LAKE ALEXANDRIA LAKE HOBSON PRINCE GEORGE LAKE 97 5 CARIBOO D HORSEFLY AZURE LAKE LAKE CARIBOO F THOMPSON-NICOLA A THOMPSON-NICOLA B (WELLS GRAY COUNTRY) (THOMPSON HEADWATERS) DEEP CREEK 2 MURTLE C L LAKE E R A E COLUMBIA- R V I W SHUSWAP B R I A T WILLIAMS K E LAKE R C N O O O S O MAHOOD P M L T C A R I B O O CANIM LAKE O H U E CARIBOO E R T F LAKE R E M R V I N V I CARIBOO K A CANIM E R B R A S T E LAKE 1 F H Y I R CARIBOO H A T A R R — CARIBOO G O N R CLEARWATER I 23 V E R CARIBOO L 100 MILE HOUSE CANOE CREEK 3 K A M L O O P S — CANOE T H O M P S O N — C A R I B O O F R L CREEK 2 E THOMPSON-NICOLA O E V I (LOWER NORTH THOMPSON U ) R COLUMBIA- V THOMPSON-NICOLA E SHUSWAP F E (BONAPARTE PLATEAU) NORTH RIVER N THOMPSON 1 F O S ADAMS R A TE P LAKE PAR M C O L U M B I A -S H U S WA P S O E NA R O H BARRIERE B T H O M P S O N - T HIGH N I C O L A SQUAAM 2 BAR 1 CLINTON SQUAMISH- COLUMBIA- H SHUSWAP LILLOOET A 97 T LAKE SHUSWAP E R O E R THOMPSON-NICOLA J N DG IVE RI R (COPPER DESERT COUNTRY) B COLUMBIA- 1 BRIDGE SUN PEAKS SHUSWAP C SICAMOUS RIVER 1 SKEETCHESTN THOMPSON-NICOLA P S Q U A M I S H - CHASE 1 KAMLOOPS (RIVERS AND THE PEAKS) NORTH OKANAGAN— L I L L O O E T LAKE NESKONLITH R SHUSWAP LILLOOET KAMLOOPS 1 E ASHCROFT SOU IV NORTH TH T H R SALMON OM PSON ARM OKANAGAN F KAMLOOPS 99 COLUMBIA- THOMPSON-NICOLA I SHUSWAP D ENDERBY NEQUATQUE SQUAMISH- (BLUE SKY COUNTRY) THOMPSON- NICOLA L SQUAMISH- LILLOOET B LILLOOET C 97c 97 LOGAN ARMSTRONG MISSION—MATSQUI— LAKE B MOUNT SPALLUMCHEEN FRASER CANYON H N CURRIE T A R G O A N O RT H O K A N A G A N 5 N N A PEMBERTON THOMPSON-NICOLA M K LUMBY THOMPSON-NICOLA I O N O (BLUE SKY COUNTRY) N DOUGLAS R LYTTON E COLDSTREAM LAKE 3 V NORTH OKANAGAN D MERRITT C E N T R A L O K A N A G A N THOMPSON- CENTRAL OKANAGAN— CENTRAL F R A S E R VA L L E Y 1 NICOLA N OKANAGAN J KELOWNA— FRASER VALLEY C SIMILKAMEEN—NICOLA LAKE COUNTRY FRASER VALLEY A WEST CENTRAL 0 25 50 km 97c KELOWNA OKANAGAN KELOWNA OKANAGAN- SIMILKAMEEN H Representation Order of 2013 Décret de représentation électorale de 2013.

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