Naysash Inlet facts for kids
Naysash Inlet is a beautiful waterway located on the Central Coast of British Columbia, Canada. It branches off the north side of Smith Inlet, which is part of the larger Smith Sound area.
Right at the entrance to Naysash Inlet, you'll find Naysash Bay. A stream called Naysash Creek (which used to be known as Boulder Creek) flows southwest into the inlet.
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Discover Naysash Inlet's Geography
An inlet is like a long, narrow arm of the sea that stretches inland. Naysash Inlet is a great example of this kind of natural feature. It's surrounded by the stunning landscapes of British Columbia's Central Coast.
Where to Find Naysash Bay and Creek
Naysash Bay is located just inside the entrance to Naysash Inlet. You can find it at coordinates 51°18′59″N 127°20′35″W.
Naysash Creek flows into Naysash Inlet further inside, at coordinates 51°20′21″N 127°19′15″W. This creek adds fresh water to the inlet.
First Nations Land in Naysash Inlet
The Naysash Inlet area is home to important First Nations communities.
Tseetsum-Sawlasilah Indian Reserve No. 6
On the north shore of Naysash Inlet is Tseetsum-Sawlasilah Indian Reserve No. 6. This reserve is part of the traditional territory of the Gwa'sala-'Nakwaxda'xw Nations.
The reserve is about 2.10 hectares in size. It is located at coordinates 51°20′00″N 127°19′00″W. Indian Reserves are special areas of land set aside for the use and benefit of First Nations people in Canada.
