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Mile 51.3 (km 82.9) – Historic Mile 52 Charlie Lake A supply depot for points north during the highway construction. Twelve American soldiers stationed at Charlie Lake died in May 1942 when their pontoon boat sank.
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Rotary R.V. Park and Charlie Lake Memorial Monument
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Beatton Provincial Park campground. Park is located thirteen kilometres northwest of Fort St. John on the 244 road, about a 20 minute drive.
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Camp Alcan The southern sector HQ for the U.S. Military during The Alaska Highway construction.
by prservices | Nov 29, 2022
Population: 20,155 Late in the 18th century forts were established along the Peace River to service fur traders, then a population boom in 1942 as an Alaska Highway construction camp. Today Fort St. John is a transportation hub for the Peace River region and Northern...