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Camera located at Vancouver Island Air
This webcam is located at Vancouver Island Air seaplane office on the Tyee Spit at the mouth of the Campbell River. The view is of the dock where the float planes arrive and depart for their destinations up and down the coast of Vancouver Island.
| Extreme care should be taken entering or departing from the estuary on a low tide. | |
| Photos taken Friday, August 19, 2005 one hour after a low tide of 1.6 feet. These pictures are intended for general information purposes only. |
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Camera located at Race Point, British Columbia
This webcam is located at Race Point, just north of Campbell River. Hosted by Steve Marshall Motors.
This webcam was setup by Vancouver Island Air with the financial support of the following companies: Corilair Charters Ltd., Helifor Industries Ltd., Benwest Logging Ltd., Timberwest Forest Ltd., Kenmore Air Harbor Inc., International Forest Products Ltd., E & B Helicopters Ltd. & Wahkash Contracting Ltd.
Camera located at Dent Island, British Columbia
This webcam is located at Dent Island Lodge near Stuart Island, British Columbia at the mouth of Bute Inlet. The near point right side of picture is Dent Island, the small Island in centre of photo is Jimmy Judd with Mount Muele and Big Bay in the background left side. Transportation for the installation of this camera provided by Way West Coastal Ventures, Campbell River's full service water taxi company.
Camera located at the head of Bute Inlet on the bank of the Homathko River
This webcam is located at the head of Bute Inlet, on the bank of the Homathko River, looking towards Mt. Rodney. Purchasing of this camera made posssible by a donation from Helifor Canada Corp. Hosting of this camera courtesy of Chuck and Sharon Burchill.
Camera located at Strathcona Park Lodge
This webcam is located at Strathcona Park Lodge looking across Upper Campbell Lake towards the Elk River valley. (Gold River Pass) Highway 28 links Campbell River with Gold River along this route.
Vancouver Island Air would like to thank
Vancouver Island web design company Chameleon Creative
for all their work on this project.The links below provide access to some of the better weather and view web cameras on the coast of British Columbia and Washington State.
http://www.sayward.ca/discover-sayward/web-cams/
http://www.theartistspoint.com/webcam.htm
http://www3.telus.net/ruping/webcams/pyrwebcams.html
Vancouver Island Air operates Turbine Otter, Beech 18 and DeHavilland Beaver sea planes
from its base in Campell River on Vancouver Island in British Columbia,
Canada's western most Province.
Disclaimer
Images are provided as an additional source of information only and are not meant to replace official weather information. Actual conditions may differ due to the update frequency and/or optical distortion experienced at the individual sites. Contact a Flight Service Station for complete pilot weather briefing.
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