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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 56. Chapters: Lillooet, British Columbia, Shalalth, British Columbia, George Matheson Murray, Camelsfoot Range, Seton Portage, British Columbia, Bridge River Power Project, Lil'wat First Nation, Fraser Canyon Gold Rush, Margaret Lally "Ma" Murray, Church of the Holy Cross, Skatin, Masajiro Miyazaki, Pavilion, British Columbia, St'at'imc, Douglas Road, Seton Lake First Nation, Bridge River Rapids, Skatin First Nations, Mission Ridge, Fountain, British Columbia, Bridge River Indian Band, Bridge River, British Columbia, N'Quatqua First Nation, Vessels of the Lakes Route, Marble Canyon, Old Cariboo Road, Birkenhead River, Lillooet Cattle Trail, Seton Portage Historic Provincial Park, McGillivray, British Columbia, T'it'q'et First Nation, Pavilion Indian Band, Chief Hunter Jack, Pavilion Lake, Pavilion Mountain, D'Arcy, British Columbia, Xaxli'p First Nation, Bendor Range, Skookumchuck Hot Springs, British Columbia, Anderson Lake, Mount Breakenridge, Moran Dam, Port Douglas, British Columbia, Pemberton Pass, Douglas First Nation, Birkenhead Peak, Gates Lake, River Trail, Cayoosh Gold Rush, Birkenhead Lake Provincial Park, Neal Evans, Fountain Valley, In-SHUCK-ch Nation, Miyazaki House, Cadwallader Range, Marble Canyon Provincial Park, Fountainview Academy, Fort Berens, Seton River, McGillivray Creek, Yalakom River, Devine, British Columbia, Hat Creek, Marble Canyon Indian Reserve No. 3, Caspar Phair, McGillivray Pass, Marble Range, Chimney Rock, Gates River, Moha, British Columbia, Samahquam First Nation, Birken, British Columbia, Gates Valley, Bridge of the Twenty-Three Camels, Upper Hat Creek, British Columbia, Nesikep, British Columbia, Haylmore Creek, Seton Canal, Pemberton Valley, Tipella, British Columbia, Tipella Airport, Pebble Creek Formation, St'at'timc Chiefs Council, Lillooet Airport, Seton Powerhouse, Cayoose Creek First ...
