Category talk:Unincorporated settlements in British Columbia

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• Category:Uninhabited localities in British Columbia
• Category:Unincorporated localities in British Columbia

The reason for the former is fairly simple, ranging from ghost towns to places that maybe once had a population but are still on the map (and may never have had population); I just made Stikine, British Columbia and Boundary Falls, British Columbia; the latter may ahve reisdents, in terms of one or two houses/properites/farms on the site, at oen time it was an actual town; teh ghost towns cat is interconnected obviously, as might be any "railway towns" cat or "border towns" cat; the second "unincorpoarted localities" is for places still occupied/settled but not to a degree which I'd consider "settlements".....certainly communities, or again one or two land/ranch-holdings or a mine or logging camp, but not a "settlement" in the usual sense; Moha, British Columbia, Rexmount, British Columbia come to mind, among many places in the Nicola, Kootenay and nearly everwhere in BC.....there's definteily got to be something to subcat/breakdown Category:Unincorporated settlements in British Columbia.Skookum1 (talk) 04:45, 13 September 2008 (UTC)