Port Alice

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Port Alice is a small coastal village on northern Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada, known historically for its pulp mill and scenic fjord-side setting.

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Port Alice canonical 3
Port Edward 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal community
human settlement
village
continent North America
country Canada
governingLevel municipality
hasAccessVia Highway 30 NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic coastal
fjord-side setting
small population
hasClimate oceanic climate
hasEconomicTransition shift from mill-based economy to tourism and services
hasHistoricalFeature company town origins around pulp mill
hasIndustry forestry
tourism
hasNearbyFeature Nimpkish Lake NERFINISHED
Nimpkish River
hasOfficialLanguage English
hasRecreationalActivity boating
fishing
hiking
hasViewOf Coastal Mountains
linked to: Coast Mountains
knownFor forestry industry history
pulp mill
scenic natural surroundings
locatedIn Vancouver Island
northern Vancouver Island
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory British Columbia
Regional District of Mount Waddington
locatedInBodyOfWaterRegion Queen Charlotte Strait region
locatedInProvince British Columbia
locatedInTimeZone Pacific Time Zone
locatedOn Neroutsos Inlet
Pacific Ocean
nearbySettlement Coal Harbour
Port Hardy
Port McNeill
partOf North Island region of Vancouver Island
primaryEconomicHistory pulp and paper production

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