Prince George Profile
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About Prince George
Prince George is at the confluence of the Fraser and Nechako rivers in north-central British Columbia. It is the main service, forestry, and university city of the northern Interior, a highway and rail junction toward Prince Rupert, Dawson Creek, and the south. Winters are cold; the surrounding landscape is forest and plateau. About 77,000 people live in Prince George.
Known for
- Confluence of the Fraser and Nechako rivers
- Forestry, mills, and a northern transportation hub
- University of Northern British Columbia
- Gateway to northern B.C. highways
- Cold winters on the Interior plateau
See & do
Exploration Place
Museum and science centre at Cottonwood Island.
Two Rivers Gallery
Public art gallery downtown.
Forests for the World
Hilltop trails and lookout above the city.
Cottonwood Island Nature Park
River-island park at the confluence.
University of Northern British Columbia
Hill campus with views over the river valleys.
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