Bob Quinn Lake Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, British Columbia
Mapped Location
Bob Quinn Lake: The mapped location is an approximation and should not be used for navigation or wayfinding.
Information
General information on Bob Quinn Lake
- Feature Type: Place
Official, historical, colloquial and alternative toponyms for Bob Quinn Lake
A brief list of names that this geographic feature has been named
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Bob Quinn Lake | Official |
Origin Notes and History of Bob Quinn Lake
References to Bob Quinn Lake that document the origin of its place name
"Bob Quinn Lake (locality), not Bob Quinn (locality)" adopted 2 November 1990 on 104 B/16; a well-established local name according to Ministry of Highways, Dease Lake.
1990 population estimated at 65. Noroadco owns the site. See Bob Quinn Lake (lake)
Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine
- 'Ksan
- 40 Mile Flats
- Aiyansh
- Alice Arm
- Anyox
- Bell II
- Bob Quinn Lake
- Butedale
- Carnaby
- Cedarvale
- Cranberry Junction
- Dorreen
- Eddontenajon
- Fowler
- Gingolx
- Gitanyow
- Gitlaxksiip
- Gitwinksihlkw
- Glen Vowell
- Glenora
- Granduc
- Hagwilget
- Haisla
- Village of Hazelton
- Iskut
- Jacksons
- Kemano
- Kemano Beach
- Kildala Arm
- Kispiox
- Kitamaat Village
- District of Kitimat
- Kitsault
- Kitseguecla
- Kitsumkalum
- Kitwanga
- Klemtu
- Lakelse Lake
- Laxgalts'ap
- Meziadin Junction
- Mill Bay
- Moricetown
- Nass Camp
- Nechako
- New Aiyansh
- District of New Hazelton
- Old Remo
- Premier
- Red Rose
- Remo
- Rosswood
- Skeena Crossing
- South Hazelton
- District of Stewart
- Stikine
- Tatogga
- Telegraph Creek
- City of Terrace
- Thornhill
- Two Mile
- Usk
- Weewanie
- Wii Lax K'ap
- Woodcock
Political Boundaries
Last updated: 2023-10-01