Where is Area C (Stuart Lake/Omineca Valley) Basin located?

Area C (Stuart Lake/Omineca Valley) Basin is located in Area C (Stuart Lake/Omineca Valley), Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako, British Columbia, Canada. Geographically, it lies approximately at coordinates 55.7797° N, 125.3468° W. You can inspect its spatial position and geographic boundaries on the interactive map above.

What are the primary physical measurements of Area C (Stuart Lake/Omineca Valley) Basin?

As a Basin, Area C (Stuart Lake/Omineca Valley) Basin features an elevation/height of 1,249 m. Additional physical metrics and detailed bathymetry can be explored under the "Detailed Info" tab.

What is the geological origin of Area C (Stuart Lake/Omineca Valley) Basin?

Area C (Stuart Lake/Omineca Valley) Basin was formed through regional geomorphological processes, shaped by long-term weathering, lithological structures, and tectonic movement.

Can you visit and explore Area C (Stuart Lake/Omineca Valley) Basin?

Yes, Area C (Stuart Lake/Omineca Valley) Basin can be explored. You can find nearby routes, natural discovery points, and regional markers under the "Nearby Discovery" tab. Visitors should check local environmental regulations and travel advisories before planning a visit.

Area C (Stuart Lake/Omineca Valley) Basin Catchment Area (2621 km²), Rivers, Ecosystems & Map | Symphony of Horizon

Area C (Stuart Lake/Omineca Valley) Basin Map

Basin Info

Drainage Area:2,620.6 km²

Avg Slope:125.00°

Precipitation:503 mm/yr

Soil Org Carbon:99 g/kg

Exploration Summary: Area C (Stuart Lake/Omineca Valley) Basin

Area C (Stuart Lake/Omineca Valley) Basin is a major hydrological drainage basin located in Area C (Stuart Lake/Omineca Valley), Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako, British Columbia, Canada at coordinates 55.7797° N, 125.3468° W. Covering a total surface area of 2,620.6 km² with an average annual precipitation of 503 mm/yr, this catchment basin governs regional runoff, drainage density, and watershed retention.

Data sources: HydroATLAS, GEBCO, OpenStreetMap, and global geospatial datasets. Measurements may vary depending on dataset resolution and survey methodology.