Area F (Horsefly/Likely/150 Mile House), British Columbia
Area F (Horsefly/Likely/150 Mile House) is located in Cariboo Regional District. Area F (Horsefly/Likely/150 Mile House) has around 2.038 streets. Among other things, Area F (Horsefly/Likely/150 Mile House) has cafés, attractions and schools.
Area F (Horsefly/Likely/150 Mile House)
This page is the city map of Area F (Horsefly/Likely/150 Mile House), an area within the Cariboo Regional District of British Columbia, Canada. The map shows roads, paths and places across a rural territory linking the communities of Horsefly, Likely and 150 Mile House. The area includes parts of the Cariboo Plateau, the Horsefly River drainage and the extensive lake country east of Williams Lake. Highway 97 provides the main north-south transport corridor near 150 Mile House, while local roads connect the outlying settlements and recreational landscapes.
Horsefly
Horsefly is a rural community in the Cariboo Regional District, approximately east of Williams Lake, British Columbia. The Horsefly River flows through the settlement and continues westward toward Quesnel Lake, one of the largest and deepest lakes in British Columbia. Horsefly is associated with the historic Cariboo gold-rush region, where gold discoveries along Horsefly River contributed to early non-Indigenous settlement in the 1850s.
The surrounding landscape consists of forested uplands, river valleys and numerous lakes, including Horsefly Lake to the east of the community. Horsefly Lake Provincial Park protects shoreline and forest habitat around the lake, while the Horsefly River provides a defined geographic connection between the community and the larger Quesnel Lake watershed.
To mapLikely
Likely is a small community on the eastern shore of Quesnel Lake in the Cariboo Regional District. Quesnel Lake is connected to the Fraser River system through the Quesnel River and is notable for its large size, deep water and rugged shoreline. Likely developed in a region shaped by gold mining, forestry and access to the lake and surrounding wilderness.
The settlement lies near the mouth of the Quesnel River, where the river drains Quesnel Lake toward the Fraser River. Nearby Cedar Point Provincial Park protects a forested shoreline area on Quesnel Lake, while the historic Bullion Pit near Likely records the scale of hydraulic mining carried out in the Cariboo during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
To map150 Mile House
150 Mile House is a community in the Cariboo Regional District on Highway 97, south of Williams Lake and north of 100 Mile House. The settlement lies within the traditional Cariboo transportation corridor that connects communities along the central interior of British Columbia. Its location provides road access toward Horsefly, Likely, Williams Lake and other settlements in the Cariboo.
The surrounding area includes forested plateaus, small lakes and ranching country characteristic of the central Cariboo. 150 Mile House is also near the southern part of Williams Lake’s regional service area, while the nearby San Jose River and extensive drainage networks connect local landscapes with the Fraser River basin.
To mapData sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0)
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| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
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| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
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| No pedestrians |