Nicomekl River

NICOMEKL RIVER  () , 25 km, is a slow, shallow stream that meanders through LANGLEY and SURREY south of VANCOUVER to its mouth at MUD BAY north of CRESCENT BEACH. It was used by Coast Salish (see SALISHAN FIRST NATIONS) travelling between the BOUNDARY BAY area and the middle FRASER VALLEY. In 1824 a party of HBC FUR TRADERS also used this route when they came up from the COLUMBIA R to scout the Fraser for a site for the post that became FORT...

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