Telegraph Creek

Telegraph Creek is a small, remote community located in northern British Columbia, Canada. It sits along the Stikine River and is primarily inhabited by Indigenous peoples, including the Tsimshian Nation. Historically, the area was a hub for trade and communication, especially before modern roads and technology. Today, Telegraph Creek serves as a cultural and service center for local Indigenous communities, offering access to the surrounding wilderness and natural resources. The community is known for its rich Indigenous heritage, scenic landscapes, and role in regional history.