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British Columbia flower is the Pacific Dogwood. The flowers scientific name is Cornus Nutalli. The flower was chosen as B.C flower in 1998 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of forest services.

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Steller's Jay is British Columbia's national bird. Steller Jays are aggressive little birds they frequently are scavenging in areas like picnics and campgrounds.

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British Columbia has a ton of cities but, its most famous is Vancouver. Vancouver is most famous for offering a ton of sports. For example Snow sports, water sports, camping/hiking, and biking!

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Western Red Cedar is British Columbia's tree. The tree can grow to about 60 meters. It can grow 60-75 centimeters a year!

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4.2 percent of British Columbia can grow crops. The province had 20,290 farms on a total of 6.4 million acres. The most valuable commodities grown are floricultural and nursery items.

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British Columbia has a lot of places to visit. Great Bear Rainforest is one of them. You can book tours or even a place to stay, what makes this place so special is because it stores 1,000 tonnes of carbon.

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Canada lost over 68,000 soldiers during World War 1. Veterans returned to British Columbia faced a bleak future of scarce, low paying jobs. The taxes on imports were high for good consumers.

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British Columbia is a very mountainous region. The Pacific Ocean touches North America, there are a chain of island large and small, running north to south. The Rocky Mountains separate British Columbia from neighboring Alberta.