Road 212 in Area D (Kiskatinaw Valley), British Columbia
Road 212 in Area D (Kiskatinaw Valley) is a two-lane, unpaved residential street. It runs in an east-west direction starting from Road 247 and crosses Road 245A, Road 243, Road 241, Road 239, Road 237, Road 235, Road 233, Road 231, Road 229, Road 225 and James Paul Road. Road 212 also exists in Area E (Moberly Lake/Sukunka Valley).
- Road Type
- residential street
- Lanes
- 2
- Route
- east-west
Viewpoint
Campsite
Car repair shops
Convenience stores
Post offices
Attraction
Hardware shops
Shelter
Bakeries
Roads nearby
Road 245A1,4 km
Road 2454,3 km
Road 2475,1 km
Road 208A5,1 km
Road 243Willowbrook
6,1 km
Heritage Highway6,1 km
Road 251Sunrise Valley
6,2 km
John Hart Highway6,2 km
New Arras Bridge6,3 km
Road 2136,5 km
Road 2496,7 km
Road 241Arras
7,2 km
West Arras Road7,2 km
Rd 245P7,2 km
Road 214Kilkerran
7,3 km
Scott Road7,4 km
East Arras Road7,4 km
Cooper Road7,7 km
Road 2167,8 km
Road 2397,9 km
Road 2088,0 km
Arras Road8,2 km
Road 2538,2 km
Road 2378,3 km
River Road8,3 km
Widmark Subdivision8,4 km
Road 255Progress
8,5 km
Road 2108,6 km
Livingston Subdivision8,7 km
Road 2358,9 km
Body of waters nearby
Rat Lake5,5 km
Industrial areas nearby
Sunrise 04-26 Sweet Gas Plant4,4 km
Encana Water Resource Hub5,9 km
Saturn 15-27 West Gas Plant7,8 km
Landfills nearby
Bessborough Landfill6,6 km
Railway lines nearby
Dawson Creek Subdivision6,5 km
Streams nearby
Dawson Creek6,5 km
Livingstone Creek7,8 km
Buffalo Creek8,0 km
Tremblay Creek8,2 km
Fox Creek8,6 km
Saskatoon Creek8,7 km
Coal Creek9,2 km
Public transport map Area D (Kiskatinaw Valley) Legend
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
Cycling map Area D (Kiskatinaw Valley) Legend
| Cycle path | |
| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance cycle route |
Walking map Area D (Kiskatinaw Valley) Legend
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |