Atlin Lake region in British Columbia

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The Atlin Lake region in British Columbia is a remote, mountainous area in the province’s far northwest, known for its large glacial lake, rugged wilderness, and proximity to major icefields and the Yukon border.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
tourist destination
adjacentTo Yukon Territory
characteristic remote
climate subarctic-influenced
contains community of Atlin
country Canada
economicActivity outdoor recreation
tourism
ecosystem alpine tundra
boreal forest
geology influenced by Pleistocene glaciation
hasFeature glacially carved valleys
numerous islands in Atlin Lake
hasLake Atlin Lake
hasRecreation backcountry camping
boating
fishing
hiking
wildlife viewing
hasViewOf coastal and interior mountain ranges
hydrology part of Yukon River drainage basin
knownFor large glacial lake
proximity to major icefields
rugged wilderness
scenic landscapes
locatedIn British Columbia
far northwest of British Columbia
northwestern British Columbia
near Coast Mountains
Juneau Icefield
surface form: Juneau Icefield region
nearBorderWith Yukon
notableFor long, narrow fjord-like lake basins
partOf Northern British Columbia region
populationDensity very low
terrain mountainous
rugged wilderness
tourismType eco-tourism
wilderness tourism
transportAccess primarily by road from Yukon
waterBodyType glacial lake system

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Juneau Icefield extendsTo Atlin Lake region in British Columbia
Llewellyn Glacier isAccessibleFrom Atlin Lake region in British Columbia
this entity surface form: Atlin, British Columbia