Village of Burns Lake Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako, British Columbia
Village (1) - A populated place with legally defined boundaries, incorporated as a village municipality under the provincial Municipal Act. NW side of Burns Lake, between Fort Fraser and Houston, Range 5 Coast Land District
Mapped Location
Village of Burns Lake: The mapped location is an approximation and should not be used for navigation or wayfinding.
Information
General information on Village of Burns Lake
- Feature Type: Incorporated
- Incorporated: Thursday, December 6, 1923
Official, historical, colloquial and alternative toponyms for Village of Burns Lake
A brief list of names that this geographic feature has been named
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Village of Burns Lake | Official |
Origin Notes and History of Village of Burns Lake
References to Village of Burns Lake that document the origin of its place name
Burns Lake (Post Office) adopted 15 July 1936 on Geological Survey sheet 631A, as labelled on BC map 3B, 1920. Form of name changed to Burns Lake (Village) 2 June 1955 on 93K to conform to incorporated status and as identified in 1950 BC Gazetteer. Altered application 31 December 1982 to include a small isolated addition at 54 11 - 125 29.
Burns Lake Post Office opened 1 April 1910. Townsite laid out by Provincial Government in 1917. Incorporated as a Village Municipality 6 December 1923. See also the municipality's own internet site.
Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako
- 12 Mile
- Barrett Lake
- Braeside
- Broman Lake
- Bulkley House
- Village of Burns Lake
- Cheslatta
- Clemretta
- Colleymount
- Danskin
- Decker Lake
- Dog Creek
- Donald Landing
- Driftwood Creek
- Endako
- Engen
- Forestdale
- Fort Babine
- Fort Fraser
- District of Fort St. James
- François Lake
- Village of Fraser Lake
- Germansen Landing
- Glenannan
- Glentanna
- Grand Rapids
- Village of Granisle
- Grassy Plains
- District of Houston
- Kuldo
- Lake Kathlyn
- Lejac
- Leo Creek
- Lily Lake
- Manson Creek
- Mapes
- Marilla
- McDonalds Landing
- Middle River
- Noralee
- North Bulkley
- Nulki
- Old Fort
- Old Hogem
- Ootsa Lake
- Palling
- Pendleton Bay
- Perow
- Pinchi
- Pinchi Lake
- Prairiedale
- Quick
- Rose Lake
- Round Lake
- Seymour Lake
- Sheraton
- Sinkut River
- Town of Smithers
- Smithers Landing
- Southbank
- Stellako
- Streatham
- Sunnyside
- Tachie
- Takla Landing
- Takysie Lake
- Tatalrose
- Tatlow
- Tchesinkut Lake
- Village of Telkwa
- Tetachuk
- Tintagel
- Topley
- Topley Landing
- District of Vanderhoof
- Weneez
- West Landing
- Wet'suwet'en Village
- Wiley
- Willowvale
- Wistaria
- Woodmere
- Yekooche
Political Boundaries
Last updated: 2023-09-27