Shere Regional District of Fraser-Fort George, British Columbia
Locality - A named place or area, generally with a scattered population of 50 or less. W side Fraser River, just NW of Tête Jaune Cache, Cariboo Land District
Mapped Location
Shere: The mapped location is an approximation and should not be used for navigation or wayfinding.
Information
General information on Shere
- Feature Type: Place
Official, historical, colloquial and alternative toponyms for Shere
A brief list of names that this geographic feature has been named
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Shere | Official |
Origin Notes and History of Shere
References to Shere that document the origin of its place name
Shere (station) adopted 23 May 1963 as labelled on BC map 3H, 1914 se seq. Form of name changed to Shere (locality) 31 May 1983 on 83E/4.
Named by Grand Trunk Pacific Railway after the engineer in charge of construction of this section of the GTP (January 1986 advice from CN Transportation Archives, Edmonton)
Regional District of Fraser-Fort George
- Albreda
- Aleza Lake
- Anzac
- Azu Ski Village
- Baldy Hughes
- Bear Lake
- Beaverley
- Bonnet Hill
- Buckhorn
- Carlson
- Cedarside
- Charella Garden
- College Heights
- Crescent Spur
- Croydon
- Dome Creek
- Dunster
- Eddy
- Ferndale
- Foreman
- Giscome
- Hart Highlands
- Hixon
- Island Cache
- Isle Pierre
- Lamming Mills
- Longworth
- Loos
- Lucerne
- District of Mackenzie
- Village of McBride
- McGregor
- McLeod Lake
- Miworth
- Mount Robson
- Mud River
- Newlands
- North Nechako
- Nukko Lake
- Otway
- Penny
- Pineview
- City of Prince George
- Punchaw
- Red Pass
- Red Rock
- Reid Lake
- Salmon Valley
- Shady Valley
- Shelley
- Shere
- Sinclair Mills
- South Fort George
- Stoner
- Summit Lake
- Telachick
- Tête Jaune Cache
- Upper Fraser
- Village of Valemount
- Vanway
- Willow River
- Woodpecker
Political Boundaries
Last updated: 2023-10-01