*** About Fraser River: The Fraser River, stretching over 1,375 kilometers, is the longest river within British Columbia, Canada. Originating from the Rocky Mountains, it flows into the Pacific Ocean. The river's basin is home to an abundant array of wildlife and has historically been significant for the First Nations people of the region. The Fraser is known for its salmon runs, which are among the world's largest, supporting not only the local ecosystems but also the fishing industry and indigenous cultural practices.

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