- The
Tsimshian (/ˈsɪmʃiən/; Tsimshian: Ts'msyen, lit. 'Inside the
Skeena River') are an
Indigenous people of the
Pacific Northwest Coast of
North America...
- The
Tsimpsean Peninsula is a
peninsula in the
Range 5
Coast Land
District on the
North Coast of
British Columbia,
extending between Chatham Sound and...
- in present-day
British Columbia, Canada. In 1834, it was
moved to the
Tsimpsean Peninsula,
about halfway between the N****
River and the
Skeena River,...
-
Coast Land
District of
British Columbia, Canada. It is
situated on the
Tsimpsean Peninsula, at
Porpoise Harbour, near the
southern end of
Chatham Sound...
- States. It is
located between the
Dundas and
Stephens Islands and the
Tsimpsean Peninsula, it is part of the
Inside P****age and
extends from Portland...
-
British Columbia, Canada,
immediately south of the
southern tip of the
Tsimpsean Peninsula and
immediately east of
Smith Island.
Separating it from that...
-
Headquarters Metlakatla Province British Columbia Land Main
reserve S1/2
Tsimpsean 2 Land area 77.4 km2 Po****tion (2024) On
reserve 94 On
other land 19...
-
Canadian province of
British Columbia. It lies to the
northeast of the
Tsimpsean Peninsula. It was
named about 1837 by
officers of the Hudson's Bay Company...
-
northwest tip of De
Horsey Island,
which is
immediately south of the
Tsimpsean Peninsula at the
mouth of the
Skeena River in the
North Coast region of...
- the next
inlet north from Work Channel,
which is the
north side of the
Tsimpsean Peninsula of "Greater
Prince Rupert". The inlet's
mouth opens onto an...
