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Dawson Creek

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Dawson Creek
A city of eastern British Columbia, Canada, near the Alberta border. It is the southern terminus of the Alaska Highway. Population: 11,000.

Dawson Creek
n
(Placename) a town in W Canada, in NE British Columbia: SE terminus of the Alaska Highway. Pop.: 10 981 (1991)


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He traveled to Sunset Prairie, a rural community in northeastern British Columbia, to start a church community "I went up the Northern Alberta Railway all the way to Dawson Creek," he recalled, according to a profile published in 1985 in the Anglican Journal's predecessor, the Canadian Churchman.
The Dawson Creek Society for Community Living plans to develop 22 new apartments with support services for seniors in the Dawson Creek/Pouce Coupe area.
The Delta folks say that the 1942 road connected Dawson Creek with Delta Junction, adding that the highway north to Fairbanks was already in.
 
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