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farther along Finlay River, but was later relocated near the meeting of Fox, Kwadacha and Finlay Rivers. It became a "full-fledged" post in 1929. The fort introduced the local Kwadacha people to its wares as well as commercial trapping, still a mainstay of life in the region and for the
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in early 1986, connected by satellite to the long-distance network. Dial-up internet was provisioned circa 2005. There is no cellular service. Most air service and call traffic is exchanged southward to Mackenzie and Prince George.
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comprise a vast and rugged alpine region spanning the northern Rockies to the north and east of Fort Ware, which are for the most part even more inaccessible than Fort Ware, as are the Omineca Ranges.
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Some current inhabitants of Fort Ware are relocatees (and their descendants) who formerly lived at locations (such as Finlay Forks, located at the confluence of the
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in 1911 to the District Manager of Fur Trade (1927-1932). William reportedly portaged across Canada to set up Telegraph Creek Trading Post, meeting and hunting with
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The community of Fort Ware was relocated from its original location due to the flooding of the lower Finlay Valley by Lake Williston in the late 1960s.
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village, whose people are closely related. Additionally there are a series of horse trails following the rocky mountain trench north, ending at the
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in 1967, the combined flow of the Finlay and Parsnip were the beginning of the Peace River, but which itself is now the Peace Arm of
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Dam Bennett: The Impacts of the W.A.C. Bennett Dam and Williston Lake Reservoir on the Tsek'ehne of Northern British Columbia
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In 1938, the fort was renamed Fort Ware after William Ware (1872-1957). Ware had worked for HBC since 1895, rising from
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A bridge has been completed across the river that lies on the south side of the village.
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Front End Engineering and Design Study (FEED) of the Kwadacha Community Energy Project
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No provincial highways reach the community, but a logging road extends north from the
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Climate data for Kwadacha (Fort Ware), elevation 777 m (2,549 ft)
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region. A 70 km logging road connects the community with the
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upstream from the end of the Finlay Reach (north arm) of
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Populated places in the Peace River Regional District
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The area is part of the traditional territory of the
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Telephone service was installed in the community by
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at the Canadian Geographical Names Database (CGNDB)
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Fort Ware, British Columbia
View of Kwadacha from above looking Southeast
Kwadacha is located in British Columbia
British Columbia
57°25′15″N 125°37′20″W / 57.42083°N 125.62222°W / 57.42083; -125.62222
Province
British Columbia
Area code(s)
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778
British Columbia
Rocky Mountain Trench
Finlay
Kwadacha
Rocky Mountain Trench
Williston Lake
Prince George-Peace River
Kwadacha First Nation
Sekani
Kaska Dena
Sekani
Hudson's Bay Company
Fort Grahame
Deserters Canyon
Kwadacha First Nation
Chief Factor
Telegraph Creek
Louis Riel
Finlay
Parsnip Rivers

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