Tsowwin Narrows

Tsowwin Narrows (49˚47'00" 126˚39'00" At mouth of the Tsowwin R, Tahsis Inlet, opposite E side of Nootka I, W side of Vancouver I), Tsowwin River (49˚47'00" 126˚38'00" Flows W into Tsowwin Narrows). Named for the Mowachaht reserve located just N of the narrows, once the site of Tsawun, an important Nuu-chah-nulth First Nation village. The narrows have been formed by a gravel bar created where the river, once known locally as the Sandspit R, enters Tahsis Inlet. A logging camp and booming...

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