Dawson Creek Profile
Explore population, households, income, employment, languages, and dwellings for Dawson Creek. Compare trends since 2016 and dig into the full demographic profile below.
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About Dawson Creek
Dawson Creek is a city in northeastern British Columbia’s Peace River Country, famous as Mile 0 of the Alaska Highway. Grain elevators, prairie-meets-boreal farmland, and a role as a highway and energy-service hub define the community near the Alberta border. About 13,000 people live in Dawson Creek.
Known for
- Mile 0 of the Alaska Highway
- Peace River Country grain and energy hub
- Northeast British Columbia near the Alberta border
- Historic downtown and Mile 0 post
- Highway gateway toward Fort St. John and Yukon routes
See & do
Mile 0 Post / Alaska Highway monument
Iconic start marker of the Alaska Highway.
Dawson Creek Art Gallery / NAR Station Museum
Heritage station and regional exhibits.
Downtown Dawson Creek
Main Street shops near Mile 0.
Walter Wright Pioneer Village
Pioneer buildings and Peace Country heritage.
Peace Country farm and foothill drives
Grainland scenery toward the Rockies’ edge.
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