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Metres H e 1140 1720 1160 I G k 1240 H 1200 W A 1280 Y 1260 1 6 1 1340 74 1360 0 1380 1720 1400 1420 1300 75 75 1440 1420 0 220 SELWYN RANGE 0 22402 204 8Î2 0 2307 2300 1300 2060 Klapperhorn 2Mountain 2 2080 6 0 2 2 1240 2 0 53°0' 2100 DATA SOURCE k This map is produced by GeoBC of the Ministry of Forests, Lands, and Natural Resource Operations. It is based on the most current TRIM 1180 e e (Terrain Resource Information Mapping) data available. TRIM data is generally accurate to 10m. This map also contains BC Hydro r 1040 transmission lines, FLNRO repeater tower locations and various public building locations derived from the Digital Road Atlas.
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