Fraser River (British Columbia)

The Fraser River in British Columbia is the longest river in the province, stretching over 1,375 kilometers from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. It flows through diverse landscapes, supporting rich ecosystems and aboriginal communities. The river is vital for transportation, agriculture, and industry, and is renowned for its salmon runs, which are crucial for local wildlife and fishing industries. Its extensive delta and estuary also provide important habitats for birds and marine life. The Fraser River plays a key role in BC’s environment and economy, shaping the region’s natural beauty and resources.