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Clearwater, British Columbia

19 answers · 109 facts matched to official text · sources read 2026-11-08

Clearwater is a district municipality at the confluence of the Clearwater and North Thompson Rivers, about 124 km north of Kamloops along the Yellowhead Highway, and the gateway to Wells Gray Provincial Park. The District of Clearwater runs its water and sewer system, roads, streetlights, cemetery, volunteer fire department, bylaw enforcement, business licences, parks and facilities, and has an ICBC and motor vehicle office. The Thompson-Nicola Regional District runs the Clearwater Eco Depot for garbage and recycling, and under contract handles the District's planning and building permits and inspections. The District's pages describe no curbside garbage collection. Marriage licences, health cards and driver's licences are provincial.

District of Clearwater boundary, 57.33 km². Source: Municipalities - Legally Defined Administrative Areas of BC, BC Data Catalogue, accessed 2026-11-08. Zoning map and 17 zones →

Building, renovating and your property

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Pets, animals and wildlife

4

Parking, tickets and driving

1

Bylaws, noise and complaints

4

Starting and running a business

2

Housing and renting

1
For AI agents. Every answer is available as Markdown at the same address with .md appended (or send Accept: text/markdown), and as JSON with .json. All answers for Clearwater in one file: index.json. Question list for this place: llms.txt. Full text of every answer here: llms-full.txt. Zones: zoning/index.json; zone of an address: /ca/bc/clearwater/zoning/lookup?address=. Official boundary as GeoJSON: boundary.geojson. All places: /llms.txt.