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British Columbia

historic places: 20historic places
built: 1869–1950built

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Provincial 18
Municipal 2

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The busiest decade was the 1910s, with 3 of the 20 places.

9 places have no recorded construction date.

All 20 places

MunicipalCommunityCascade CemeteryAlso known as Cascade City CemeteryThe Cascade Cemetery, originally known as the Cascade City Cemetery, is located 2.8 kilometres south-west of Christina Lake, across from the Highway 3--395 Junction below Stewart Creek Road.
1945ProvincialRailwaysCPR Barge #20Also known as The Fintry BargeThe wreck site of the CPR Barge #20 is located in Okanagan Lake on the north side of Fintry Provincial Park near Vernon, British Columbia.
ProvincialWaterwaysDashing WaveThe remains of the Dashing Wave lay on a sandy bottom in 2 meters of water on a 0.3-meter tide at Shelter Point, South of Campbell River.
1880ProvincialWaterwaysDoraThe Dora shipwreck site contains the remains of a wooden-hulled 33.6 m-long passenger steamer that lies near the mouth of Songhees Creek between Port Hardy and Cape Scott, British Columbia, in about 9 m of water on a…
1891ProvincialWaterwaysDrumrockAlso known as PersimmonThe Drumrock shipwreck consists of the remains of a four-mast steel barque located in Takush Harbour off Smith Sound northeast of Cape Caution, British Columbia.
1869ProvincialWaterwaysHera ShipwreckThe Hera Shipwreck provincial heritage site consists of the remains of the Hera, a three-masted wooden schooner built in 1869 that burned and sank in Tofino Harbour on November 25th, 1899.
1921ProvincialWaterwaysJames D. McCormackThe James D.
ProvincialWaterwaysMaid of OrleansThe Maid of Orleans wreck site is located on the north side of the eastern arm of Cockatrice Bay, on Broughton Island, British Columbia.
1917ProvincialWaterwaysMV Gulf Stream Wreck SiteThe MV Gulf Stream shipwreck site consists of the remains of a steel hulled passenger vessel located 9 km north of Powell River in Shearwater Passage, just south of Lund, B.C.
1950ProvincialWaterwaysMV VanleneThe MV Vanlene was an 8354-ton, 473-foot steel motor vessel that ran aground on a reef off Austin Island in Barkley Sound, British Columbia.
1918ProvincialWaterwaysNorth Sea Wreck SiteAlso known as SS North SeaThe North Sea Wreck Site contains the remains of the 91 metre steel-hulled steam-powered passenger vessel SS North Sea, located in Seaforth Channel on British Columbia's central coast.
ProvincialWaterwaysPort DouglasThe Port Douglas is a 40-foot wooden tug that was beached at its present location just downstream from Harrison Lake on the Harrison River, British Columbia.
ProvincialAviationRCAF Liberator Bomber Crash SiteAlso known as Liberator EW127 Air Wreck SiteThis historic place consists of the remains of the forward section of Consolidated B-24 Liberator EW127 plane.
ProvincialWaterwaysShamrockThe wreck of the Shamrock consists of the remains of a wooden steam powered tug located off the southwest corner of Vivian Island, which is north of Texada Island in the Algerine Passage of British Columbia.
1911ProvincialWaterwaysSS BonningtonThe wreck of the S.S.
ProvincialWaterwaysSS Point GreyThe steam tug SS Point Grey lies under 13 meters of water to the Southeast of Virago Rock in Porlier Pass, British Columbia.
1929ProvincialWaterwaysSS WhitesmithThe SS Whitesmith shipwreck consists of a wooden steam powered ferry that sank in Shuswap Lake, British Columbia, in 1941.
1929ProvincialWaterwaysSunny IslandThe Sunny Island is an 84-foot wooden fish packing vessel that lies abandoned in the intertidal zone of Ewan Slough on Westham Island in Delta, British Columbia.
MunicipalVerigin Memorial ParkVerigin Memorial Park is a burial site of Doukhobor leaders and a flower garden owned and operated by the Union of Spiritual Communities of Christ (USCC) located on a hillside at 1814 Terrace Road in Brilliant, British…
ProvincialWaterwaysVT 100 Wreck SiteThe VT 100 shipwreck site consists of the remains of the wooden Second World War Yard-Class Minesweeper (YMS) 159.

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From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.