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Greater Vancouver A, British Columbia - [Vancouver A is a regional district electoral area] in the [[Greater Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia|Greater Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia. It is the only RDA in Greater Vancouver, and cosists of three parts: The University Endowment Lands, west of the City of Vancouver, Barnston Island in the Fraser River, and a large area in the north part of the Regional District that is mostly mountainous and sparsely populated.
North Vancouver, British Columbia (city) - [page refers to the City of North Vancouver, for the surrounding District Municipality please see North Vancouver, British Columbia (district municipality)]. For more general information see [[North Vancouver, British Columbia or North Shore (Greater Vancouver).
British Columbia and Vancouver Island - British Columbia and Vancouver Island, in 1860, issued a postage stamp inscribed with the names of both British Columbia and Vancouver Island. This unusual step was taken for reasons of economy, both colonies having sufficient customers to justify the printing of stamps, but not enough to justify separate issues for each colony.
North Vancouver, British Columbia (district municipality) - [page refers to the District Municipality of North Vancouver. For the adjacent City of North Vancouver, please see North Vancouver, British Columbia (City)]
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