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Encyclopedia > Port McNeill

Port McNeill is a small community on the north-eastern coast of Vancouver Island with a population of 2821 (2001). It is home to Willie Mitchell of the Minnesota Wild and the world's largest burl. It is the seat of the Mount Waddington Regional District.


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Port McNeill, British Columbia, Canada (921 words)
The town of Port McNeill is a thriving community on the northeastern coast of Vancouver Island.
Port Hardy is the closest commercial Airport providing flights to Vancouver, Victoria, Nanaimo and many coastal communities.
Port McNeill is also an excellent base for day trips to nearby communities such as the Nimpkish Valley, Port Alice, Port Hardy, Zeballos and Telegraph Cove.
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