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Eskers Provincial Park in British Columbia, northwest of Prince George and west of Nukko Lake, was created in 1987 to protect about 4,044 hectares, including part of the 40-kilometre Stuart River Eskers Complex. The park is notable for its eskers, long winding ridges of gravel formed by glaciers that once covered the province’s interior. Its importance lies in preserving this distinctive glacial landscape within a protected area.
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