Location: Hwy 99, 16 km north of Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal

Emplacement : Route 99, à 16 km au nord du terminal de traversiers de Horseshoe Bay

Coordinates · Coordonnées: 49.484560, -123.247810

Source: Province of British Columbia – Stop of Interest signs (Ministry of Transportation and Transit)

Licence · Permission: Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – British Columbia

Link · Lien : https://catalogue.data.gov.bc.ca/dataset/bc-stop-of-interest-signs

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English

Pacific Great Eastern

The P.G.E. derived its name from England’s Great Eastern Railway. Begun by private interests in 1912, it was acquired by the province in 1918 when the builders ran into financial difficulties. Operating between Squamish and Quesnel from 1921, it was extended to Prince George in 1952, to North Vancouver in 1956, and to Dawson Creek and Fort St. John in 1958.

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Pacific Great Eastern

Le P.G.E. tirait son nom du Great Eastern Railway d’Angleterre. Entrepris par des intérêts privés en 1912, il a été acquis par la province en 1918 lorsque ses constructeurs ont connu des difficultés financières. Exploité entre Squamish et Quesnel à partir de 1921, il a été prolongé jusqu’à Prince George en 1952, jusqu’à North Vancouver en 1956, puis jusqu’à Dawson Creek et Fort St. John en 1958.