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Bromley Rock Provincial Park in British Columbia lies on the Similkameen River near Princeton and centers on Bromley Rock. Established on March 16, 1956, it became known as a popular place for swimming, canoeing, and cliff jumping, and it remains a well-known riverside recreation area. The place has a longer history than its provincial park status, however, because Bromley Rock was traditionally used by First Nations as a fishing site.
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