Illustrated below are two maps of British Columbia. The first map identifies populated areas in BC, while the second map divides Northern Coastal BC into 20 zones that encompass all of the glaciers in this part of Canada.

While various identifications of 'Northern BC' differ, for our purposes the Northern BC boundary with Southern BC begins just south of the area surrounding Prince Rupert and extends to the east such that everything north of Prince Rupert is considered to be Northern BC and everything south of that is Southern BC.


SOURCE: http://www.msacomputer.com/bc/Maps/Maps.html

In this image, Northern Coastal British Columbia has been arbitrarily subdivided into 20 distinct zones delineated by 1 degree of latitude and two degrees longitude beginning in the northwestern corner of the province.


SOURCE: http://www.msacomputer.com/bc/Maps/Maps.html

* Both map images have been altered from the original image to highlight separate features.
** The position of the latitude and longitude lines used as boundaries in the 2nd map image are only
approximations of their actual position and should not be considered to be fully accurate.


Click on the following links to find out more information on the glaciers located within each zone of Northern Coastal British Columbia. Zones without links do not contain glaciers!

Summary Information - All full sources are found on this page.

Zone 01	Zone 06	Zone 11	Zone 16
Zone 02	Zone 07	Zone 12	Zone 17
Zone 03	Zone 08	Zone 13	Zone 18
Zone 04	Zone 09	Zone 14	Zone 19
Zone 05	Zone 10	Zone 15	Zone 20