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Tachie, British Columbia

Coordinates: 54°39′58″N 124°40′59″W / 54.666°N 124.683°W / 54.666; -124.683
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Tachie is located in British Columbia
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Location of Tachie in British Columbia

Tachie is a settlement in British Columbia. Chief Justa Monk was frustrated by the process of bringing clean water, better roads and electricity to it in the 1970s.[1]

54°39′58″N 124°40′59″W / 54.666°N 124.683°W / 54.666; -124.683

References

  1. ^ "First Nations leadership 'icon' Justa Monk dead at 75", by Andrew Kurjata, CBC
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