pouce coupe造句

• The city also provides drinking water for Pouce Coupe and rural residents.
• Until 1932 Pouce Coupe would be the service center for the region.
• The only school in the village is the Pouce Coupe Elementary School.
• Pouce Coupe is approximately southeast of Highway 2.
• Pouce Coupe's main industries today are petroleum, agriculture, and tourism.
• Sewage is processed by a lagoon system east of town and released into the Pouce Coupe River.
• Hayter was born in Pouce Coupe, British Columbia, Canada and grew up in Edmonton, Alberta.
• Pouce Coupe is serviced by the Dawson Creek Airport which is located in the southeastern corner of the Dawson Creek municipal borders.
• The railroad survey was completed from Grande Prairie to Pouce Coupe in 1916 and the townsite of Wembley was surveyed in 1923.
• The next place the train stops, after leaving Dawson Creek and going south through Pouce Coupe, is in Hythe, Alberta.
• Rio Grande is a farming community established in the Redwillow River valley, in the Pouce Coupe Prairie of southern Peace River Country.
• The rail lines actually goes through Pouce Coupe, through the north beside by the highway and southwestern corner, but does not stop.
• The village elects one School District 59 . Pouce Coupe students commute to South Peace Secondary School in Dawson Creek for high school education.
• Pouce Coupe is part of the Peace River South provincial electoral district, represented by Blair Lekstrom in the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia.
• Pouce Coupe does not have rail, air, and bus services within its borders but uses those services as they are available in Dawson Creek.
• The " Stopping Place " was located on the main road, on the south-east side of Sinclair Lake, between Grande Prairie and Pouce Coupe.
• The first school opened in 1917, the Alberta Red Cross opened a hospital in 1921, and the Pouce Coupe Light and Power Co . was established in 1931.
• In 1932 Pouce Coupe became the first community in the region to incorporate as a village, followed by Dawson Creek in 1936 after a rail line was extended there from Alberta.
• It is located in the Peace River Country, immediately west of the Alberta border, along Pouce Coupe, on the north side of Tate Creek, to the northwest of Swan Lake.
• It takes the name from the Smoky River, and was first described in outcrops along the banks of the Smoky River, Spirit River and Pouce Coupe Rivers by George Mercer Dawson in 1881.