Prophet River, British Columbia facts for kids
Prophet River is a special community in northeastern British Columbia, Canada. It is a First Nations reserve where the Dunne-za (also known as Beaver) people live. This community is found along the Alaska Highway, which is a very long road.
Where is Prophet River?
Prophet River is located in a beautiful part of Canada. It is about 54 miles (which is about 87 kilometers) south of a town called Fort Nelson. You can find it at "Mile 233" on Highway 97, which is part of the famous Alaska Highway. This highway stretches far north, connecting different places.
Who Lives in Prophet River?
The people who live in Prophet River are the Dunne-za people. They are a part of Canada's First Nations. A "First Nation" is one of the many groups of Indigenous peoples who lived in Canada long before European settlers arrived. An "Indian reserve" is a special area of land set aside by the Canadian government for the use of a First Nation.
Time in Prophet River
The community of Prophet River uses Mountain Standard Time all year round. This means they do not change their clocks for Daylight Saving Time. Fort Nelson, a nearby town, also follows Mountain Standard Time throughout the year. This helps keep the time consistent for people living and traveling in the area.
