Someone (probably from Alberta) suggested that Mount Robson was actually in Alberta, not British Columbia. The map excerpt (printed in B.C.), shows the mountain to be very close to the border, but firmly (?) on the B.C. side of things.
Mount Robson Map
Someone (probably from Alberta) suggested that Mount Robson was actually in Alberta, not
British Columbia. The map excerpt (printed in B.C.), shows the mountain to be very close
to the border, but firmly (?) on the B.C. side of things.
Another person (definitely from B.C.) suggested that the whole debate arises from a fundamental error with the B.C. - Alberta border. He argues that the line should correctly be drawn on the east side of the Rockies. A trade - say Fort St. John and Fort Nelson for Banff and Jasper - might correct the problem. What do you think?