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Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District, British Columbia
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Alberni
Clayoquot
Clayoquot
The Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District (2006 population 30,664) of British Columbia is located on west central Vancouver Island. It is bounded by the Comox-Strathcona Regional District to the north, and by the Nanaimo and Cowichan Valley Regional Districts to the east. The district seat is located at Port Alberni.
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- Alberni-Clayoquot A
- Alberni-Clayoquot B
- Alberni-Clayoquot C
- Alberni-Clayoqout D
- Alberni-Clayoquot E
- Alberni-Clayoquot F
- Ahahswinis 1
- Alberni 2
- Anacla 12
- Clakamucus 2
- Elhlateese 2
- Esowista 3
- Hesquiat 1
- Ittatsoo 1
- Keeshan 9
- Klehkoot 2
- Macoah 1
- Marktosis 15
- Numukamis 1
- Openit 27
- Opitsat 1
- Refuge Cove 6
- Sachsa 4
- Stuart Bay 6
- Tsahaheh 1
Highways that run through Alberni-Clayoquot:
- Clayoquot Arm Provincial Park
- Clayoquot Plateau Provincial Park
- Dawley Passage Provincial Marine Park
- Epper Passage Provincial Park
- Flores Island Provincial Park
- Fossli Provincial Park
- Gibson Provincial Marine Park
- Hesquiat Lake Provincial Park
- Hesquiat Peninsula Provincial Park
- Hitchie Creek Provincial Park
- Kennedy Bog Provincial Park
- Maquinna Provincial Park
- Nitinat River Provincial Park
- Pacific Rim National Park, Long Beach Unit
- Sproat Lake Provincial Park
- Stamp Falls Provincial Park
- Strathcona Provincial Park
additions
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- McBride Creek Addition
- Megini-Talbot Addition
- Sulphur Passage Provincial Park
- Sydney Inlet Provincial Park
- Taylor Arm National Park
- Tranquil Creek Provincial Park
- Vargas Island Provincial Park
- Green Point
According to the Canada 2006 Census:
| • Population: | 30,664 (1.1% from 2001) |
| • Land area: | 6,596.58 km² (2,546.95 sq mi) |
| • Population density: | 4.6 people/km² (11.9/sq mi) |
| • National population rank (Out of 5,008): | Ranked N/A |
| • Median age: | N/A (males: N/A, females: N/A) |
| • Total private dwellings: | 14,333 |
| • Dwellings occupied by permanent residents: | 12,853 |
| • Mean household income:↑ | $N/A |
References:
Footnotes: ↑ The data has not yet been released and is based on 2001 Census.
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- N/A = Data not available.
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 Subdivisions of British Columbia |
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| Subdivisions | Regional districts · School districts · Regions |
| Communities | Municipalities · Regional district electoral areas · First Nations · Ghost towns |
| Urban centres | Vancouver · Victoria · Kelowna · Abbotsford · Kamloops · Nanaimo · Prince George |
| Regional districts | Alberni-Clayoquot · Bulkley-Nechako · Capital · Cariboo · Central Coast · Central Kootenay · Central Okanagan · Columbia-Shuswap · Comox-Strathcona · Cowichan Valley · East Kootenay · Fraser Valley · Fraser-Fort George · Kitimat-Stikine · Kootenay Boundary · Metro Vancouver · Mount Waddington · Nanaimo · North Okanagan · Northern Rockies · Okanagan-Similkameen · Peace River · Powell River · Skeena-Queen Charlotte · Squamish-Lillooet · Sunshine Coast · Thompson-Nicola |
| Unorganized area | Stikine Region |
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