Cameron Bar Indian Reserve No. 13 facts for kids

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Cameron Bar Indian Reserve No. 13, often called Cameron Bar 13, is a special piece of land for the First Nations people in British Columbia, Canada. It is located in the beautiful Fraser Canyon area. This reserve is managed by the Lytton First Nation, whose main community is in Lytton, about 15 miles south. The Lytton First Nation is a local government for the Nlaka'pamux people. As of 2001, no one lived on this reserve. It covers a small area of 0.35 square kilometers.

What's in a Name?

The name of this reserve comes from a place called Cameron Bar. This was a sandy spot along the Fraser River where people found gold. It got its name during the Fraser Canyon Gold Rush in 1858–1859.

Population Details

According to the 2006 census, the population of Cameron Bar Indian Reserve No. 13 was 0. This means no people were living on the reserve at that time.

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