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Encyclopedia > Fort St. John

Fort Saint John (more common spelling Fort St. John) is a city in the Canadian province of British Columbia.


Founded in 1906 as a trading post. As of 2001, the population of Fort Saint John was 16,034 (a 6.7 % increase from the 1996 census). The area of the city was 21.54 square kilometres.


External links

  • City of Fort St. John Website (http://www.cityfsj.com/main.html)
  • Statistics Canada - 2001 Community Profile - Fort Saint John (http://www12.statcan.ca/english/Profil01/Details/details1.cfm?SEARCH=BEGINS&ID=13384&PSGC=59&SGC=5955034&DataType=1&LANG=E&Province=59&PlaceName=fort%20st%2E%20john&CMA=&CSDNAME=Fort%20St%2E%20John&A=&TypeNameE=City%20%2D%20Cit%E9&Prov=)

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