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Keywords: outdoor landscape mountain hill mountainside "HOPE-PRINCETON HIGHWAY Mile 24 Overlooking the Skagit Valley in British Columbia's beautiful Manning Provincial Park." Taylorchrome Color Card. From an Ektachrome transparency ©G. Morris Taylor, Box 465, Sta. A, Vancouver, Canada. Printed in U.S.A. Skagit Bluffs and Marmot Mountain (6,600 ft. [2,012 m]) along the Hope-Princeton Highway (Hwy. 3) at Mile 24 (approx. 38 km east of Hope, BC). The Skagit River is located in its narrow canyon some 500 feet [152 m] below the highway. View looking SW. The Hope-Princeton Highway opened on November 2, 1949 and is part of the Southern Trans-Provincial Highway (Hwy. 3, a.k.a. the Crowsnest Highway) in British Columbia. "HOPE-PRINCETON HIGHWAY Mile 24 Overlooking the Skagit Valley in British Columbia's beautiful Manning Provincial Park." Taylorchrome Color Card. From an Ektachrome transparency ©G. Morris Taylor, Box 465, Sta. A, Vancouver, Canada. Printed in U.S.A. Skagit Bluffs and Marmot Mountain (6,600 ft. [2,012 m]) along the Hope-Princeton Highway (Hwy. 3) at Mile 24 (approx. 38 km east of Hope, BC). The Skagit River is located in its narrow canyon some 500 feet [152 m] below the highway. View looking SW. The Hope-Princeton Highway opened on November 2, 1949 and is part of the Southern Trans-Provincial Highway (Hwy. 3, a.k.a. the Crowsnest Highway) in British Columbia.
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