Kamloops, British Columbia
Canada
Kamloops, British Columbia shares 279 connections with 4583 other places across 23 topics, with sports as the dominant thread. The city hosted the World Masters Indoor Championships in 2010 and the Western Canada Summer Games in 2011. Transportation ties to Vancouver, Toronto, and Calgary run deep, anchored by rail and intercity bus networks. The Coquihalla Highway, named for the river it follows, links Kamloops south to Hope. Connections also reach back to the fur trade era, when Alexander Ross established a trading post here.
Air Canada Rouge
Connects Kamloops, British Columbia to: Moncton, New Brunswick | Saint John, Kingdom of FranceKingdom of Great BritainUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Kamloops Museum and Archives
Connects Kamloops, British Columbia to: Barriere, British Columbia | West End, Kamloops
Coquihalla River
Connects Kamloops, British Columbia to: British Columbia | Lower Mainland
Amber Bracken
Connects Kamloops, British Columbia to: Edmonton, Alberta
Alexander Ross (fur trader)
Connects Kamloops, British Columbia to: Washougal, Washington | Bellevue, Idaho
Fish stocking
Connects Kamloops, British Columbia to: B-Say-Tah, Saskatchewan | Rural Municipality of Enterprise No. 142, Saskatchewan
World Masters Athletics Championships
Connects Kamloops, British Columbia to: Lahti, Finland | Eugene, Oregon
Ebus (intercity bus)
Connects Kamloops, British Columbia to: Fort McMurray | Vernon, British Columbia
Ferrierite
Betty Hinton
Connects Kamloops, British Columbia to: Canada | British Columbia | Logan Lake, British Columbia
Peter Wing
Connects Kamloops, British Columbia to: Canada | Vancouver, British Columbia | British Columbia
South Thompson River
Connects Kamloops, British Columbia to: British Columbia | Monte Creek