Distretto regionale di East Kootenay




















































Distretto regionale di East Kootenay
divisione censuaria
Regional District of East Kootenay
Localizzazione
Stato
Canada Canada
Provincia
Flag of British Columbia.svg Columbia Britannica
Amministrazione
Capoluogo Cranbrook
Lingue ufficiali inglese
Territorio

Coordinate
del capoluogo
49°30′36″N 115°46′12″W / 49.51°N 115.77°W49.51; -115.77 (Distretto regionale di East Kootenay)Coordinate: 49°30′36″N 115°46′12″W / 49.51°N 115.77°W49.51; -115.77 (Distretto regionale di East Kootenay)
Superficie 27 560,48 km²
Abitanti 55 485 (2006)
Densità 2,01 ab./km²
Altre informazioni
Fuso orario UTC-8
Cartografia

Mappa di localizzazione: Canada

Cranbrook

Cranbrook


Distretto regionale di East Kootenay – Mappa
Sito istituzionale

Modifica dati su Wikidata · Manuale

Il distretto regionale di East Kootenay (RDEK) è un distretto regionale della Columbia Britannica, Canada di 55.485 abitanti, che ha come capoluogo Cranbrook.



Comunità |




  • Città e comuni

    • Cranbrook

    • Elkford

    • Fernie

    • Invermere

    • Kimberley

    • Radium Hot Springs

    • Sparwood




  • Villaggi e aree esterne ai comuni

    • East Kootenay A

    • East Kootenay B

    • East Kootenay C

    • East Kootenay D

    • East Kootenay E

    • East Kootenay F





Collegamenti esterni |



  • Dettagli da Statistics Canada, su www12.statcan.ca.

  • Carta dettagliata (GIF), su bcstats.gov.bc.ca.


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