Osoyoos, British Columbia

Canada

Osoyoos, British Columbia connects to 1058 places across 11 topics through 31 Bunkabop connections, spanning nature, government, history and wine. Many of its links run to British Columbia, the Okanagan and Vancouver. Trade routes run through its history. After the Hudson's Bay Company took over the fur trade in 1821, the Okanagan Valley became a major trade route, and the Dewdney Trail passed through Osoyoos from Hope to the Kootenays. The town's name comes from a word in the local Okanagan language meaning "narrowing of the waters."