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Stewart-Cassiar Highway
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From Watson Lake, Yukon I headed down the Stewart-Cassiar
Highway into British Columbia.
I made the journey in 7 days: Aug 8 - 14
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Fairly typical scenery
north of Cassiar, BC. |
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Near the town of Cassiar,
B.C.
This is a company town, fully owned by the nearby
asbestos mine. The mine is clearly visible in the middle of this
picture - the big pile of tailings. |
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Packer Tom Creek,
south of Cassiar. |
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Dease Lake. |
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Visible down at the bottom
of the valley is the Stikine River bridge. The Stikine River
is a giant river.
Farther downstream it flows through a deep
valley/gorge known as the Grand
Canyon of the Stikine. You can't see it from the Hwy.
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