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Cowichan Valley Regional District

This county is one of the largest in Canada. Cowichan Valley Regional District has a population of 8740 citizens. Its location in Canada is very good.

Fraser Valley Regional District

Fraser Valley Regional District has a very healthy climate, as its 125000 citizens bear this out. Comparing Fraser Valley Regional District with other provinces, their communications within Canada can be improved.

Nanaimo Regional District

Nanaimo Regional District, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.

Squamish-Lillooet Regional District

Squamish-Lillooet Regional District is a county of Canada. They belong to the British Columbia state. It has a population of many citizens. In 2007, 78% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.

Greater Vancouver Regional District

This county is one of the largest in Canada. Greater Vancouver Regional District has a population of 197842 citizens. Its location in Canada is very good.

Peace River Regional District

Peace River Regional District has a very healthy climate, as its many citizens bear this out. Comparing Peace River Regional District with other provinces, their communications within Canada can be improved.

Mount Waddington Regional District

Mount Waddington Regional District, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.

Thompson-Nicola Regional District

Thompson-Nicola Regional District is a county of Canada. They belong to the British Columbia state. It has a population of 1796 citizens. In 2007, 51% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.

East Kootenay Regional District

This county is one of the largest in Canada. East Kootenay Regional District has a population of 6513 citizens. Its location in Canada is very good.

Other cities in British Columbia

Other cities in British Columbia has a very healthy climate, as its 4779470 citizens bear this out. Comparing Other cities in British Columbia with other provinces, their communications within Canada can be improved.

Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District

Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.

Strathcona

Strathcona is a county of Canada. They belong to the British Columbia state. It has a population of many citizens. In 2007, 7% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.

Comox Valley

This county is one of the largest in Canada. Comox Valley has a population of many citizens. Its location in Canada is very good.

Capital Regional District

Capital Regional District has a very healthy climate, as its 200 citizens bear this out. Comparing Capital Regional District with other provinces, their communications within Canada can be improved.

Powell River Regional District

Powell River Regional District, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.

Sunshine Coast Regional District

Sunshine Coast Regional District is a county of Canada. They belong to the British Columbia state. It has a population of 12798 citizens. In 2007, 21% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.

Skeena-Queen Charlotte Regional District

This county is one of the largest in Canada. Skeena-Queen Charlotte Regional District has a population of 14708 citizens. Its location in Canada is very good.

Cariboo Regional District

Cariboo Regional District has a very healthy climate, as its 10000 citizens bear this out. Comparing Cariboo Regional District with other provinces, their communications within Canada can be improved.

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