Pritchard, British Columbia
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Pritchard, British Columbia, Canada.
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Regional District | Thompson-Nicola |
Area: | 13.05 km² |
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Incorporated | Unincorporated |
Population
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2,061 (2001) |
Population density | 309.2/km² |
Time zone | Pacific: UTC -8 |
Postal code span | V0E 2P0 |
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Elevation | 382m m MSL |
Highways | Highway 1 |
Waterways | South Thompson River |
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1(sc) According to the Canada 2001 Census. 2(gr) Geographic references. |
British Columbia, Canada. It has a population of roughly 2,000, and its main industries are lumber and tourism. Pritchard is located on The Trans-Canada Highway (HWY 1) between Kamloops, British Columbia and Chase, British Columbia, near the Hwy 97 - Hwy 1 Intersection.
Pritchard is a small community located in the interior of[edit] History
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