At a Glance
Population: 2,600
Health Services: Princeton General Hospital
Education: Two elementary schools, one intermediate and one secondary school.
Economy: Forestry, agriculture, tourism and cattle-ranching.
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Princeton, BC
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School District No. 58
Beautifully situated where the Tulameen and Similkameen Rivers meet, Princeton is The Southern Gateway to BC’s Interior. The Cascade Mountains, surrounding valleys and numerous lakes make it an exceptional place to work, play and explore the great outdoors.
With over 50 lakes within the area, Princeton is a fishing, hiking and cycling paradise. Nearby provincial parks and trails offer something for every level of ability. Its pristine forests make Princeton a sought-after destination for camping and virtually every outdoor activity imaginable. In town, museums and historic buildings honor Princeton’s rich and colorful history. Its many events, tournaments and fairs bring the community together throughout the year.
Princeton is located at the junction of Highway 3 and Highway 5A, 133 kms northeast of Hope and 112 kms west of Penticton.
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Princeton Photo Credits: Gerri Logan (G Logan Photography)