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Tā Ch'ilā Provincial Park, formerly known as Boya Lake Provincial Park, is in the Stikine Region of northwestern British Columbia, Canada, near Highway 37, the Stewart–Cassiar Highway, about 120 kilometers north-northwest of Dease Lake. The park is centered on Boya Lake, named for Charlie Boya, a First Nations man from the area. The park’s current name reflects its renaming, while the older name continues to be closely tied to the lake itself.
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