Nechako Plateau

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The Nechako Plateau is a broad, highland region in central British Columbia characterized by rolling uplands, forests, and numerous lakes and river systems.

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All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Nechako Plateau canonical 3
Fraser Lake region 1
Nechako Region 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf highland
physiographic region
plateau
borderedBy Cariboo Plateau NERFINISHED
Coast Mountains NERFINISHED
Hazelton Mountains NERFINISHED
Omineca Mountains NERFINISHED
Rocky Mountains NERFINISHED
Skeena Mountains NERFINISHED
climate continental climate
contains Babine Lake region NERFINISHED
Burns Lake area
Endako River valley NERFINISHED
Fort St. James area
Francois Lake NERFINISHED
Fraser Lake NERFINISHED
Houston area
Nechako Lakes NERFINISHED
Stuart Lake NERFINISHED
Vanderhoof area NERFINISHED
country Canada
drainedBy Bulkley River NERFINISHED
Cheslatta River NERFINISHED
Fraser River basin NERFINISHED
Nechako River NERFINISHED
Skeena River basin NERFINISHED
Stuart River NERFINISHED
elevationRange approximately 700–1500 metres above sea level
geology glacial deposits
sedimentary rocks
volcanic rocks
hasHydrologyFeature reservoirs created by hydroelectric development
hasLandscape forested terrain
numerous lakes
numerous river systems
rolling uplands
locatedIn British Columbia
central British Columbia
majorEconomicActivity agriculture
forestry
mining
ranching
namedAfter Nechako River NERFINISHED
partOf Canadian Plateau NERFINISHED
Interior Plateau NERFINISHED
Interior of British Columbia NERFINISHED
regionType upland plateau
usedFor outdoor recreation
vegetation boreal forest
sub‑boreal spruce forest

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Nechako River sourceRegion Nechako Plateau
Nechako River region Nechako Plateau
this entity surface form: Nechako Region
Wetʼsuwetʼen region Nechako Plateau
Carrier (Dakelh) traditionalTerritory Nechako Plateau
this entity surface form: Fraser Lake region