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Is my property in a community watershed in BC?

A community watershed is the land draining to a licensed drinking-water intake, designated so that logging and roads there protect the water. A report says whether the lot lies in one of the Province's designated watersheds, the creek or lake it feeds, whose water it is, how it's used and how many connections it serves.

The Province has designated 466 community watersheds, lying in 146 places, read 2026-10-07; a report says whether any BC lot lies in one and whose water it is. The places, by name.

The report opens at this answer, with the lot drawn on the map and every other check alongside. A PID (on the tax notice or title) always finds the lot; an address works when it's an exact match.

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What it is: A community watershed is the land draining to a licensed drinking-water intake. Most were designated in 1995 under the Forest Practices Code and carried over under the Forest and Range Practices Act; the Province can designate more under the Government Actions Regulation.
What it asks of logging and roads: Logging and road building on Crown land there must keep the water from harming the quantity, timing or safety of the supply (Forest Planning and Practices Regulation, s. 8.2). Whoever logs or builds roads there under a forest licence, permit or agreement may not cut timber or build a road within 100 m upslope of a licensed drinking-water intake unless it won't send more sediment to the intake (s. 60), and must tell the affected water licensees or water suppliers at least 48 hours before building or deactivating a road in a community watershed (s. 84).
On private land: The designation sets no rule for private land by itself (our reading), but the people downstream drink the water: ask the water system what it asks of landowners, and keep a septic field, fuel, manure and livestock well back from the creek.
Your own water: Being inside a community watershed doesn't say whether a lot is on that water system (our reading). Ask the water system or the local government whether the lot is connected or can be; a well, or a licence to take water from the creek, is the lot's own.
Who to ask: The water system named for the watershed, about what it asks of landowners and whether the lot can connect; the Ministry of Forests' natural resource district, about logging and roads planned upstream; the local government and the health authority, about bylaws and septic systems near the water.

Our summary of the Forest Planning and Practices Regulation, ss. 1, 8.2, 60 and 84, read on BC Laws 2026-10-07. The map draws each watershed as the Province designated it; 106 are marked under review on it. Confirm with the water system and the natural resource district before you buy or build.

Source: Community Watersheds – Current, Province of BC (Open Government Licence – British Columbia); Forest Planning and Practices Regulation, B.C. Reg. 14/2004, ss. 1, 8.2, 60 and 84 (summarised in our words, read 2026-10-07).

By place

The 466 designated community watersheds on the Province's map lie in 146 places, listed by name: each watershed's name, whose water it is and how it's used, and how much of the place lies inside one.

Place	Community watersheds: the water source, whose water it is, its use and connections, and the year designated
Abbotsford	One community watershed, over 1% of the place Mckay Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from McKay Brook; designated in 1995, under review (81% of it lies here)
Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area A	3 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Sugsaw Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Sugsaw Lake for Bamfield Community Water System (Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District), about 195 connections; designated in 1999 Cousteau Community Watershed: the main water source from Cousteau Creek for South Bay Water Corporation; designated in 1995 Haggard Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Haggard Lake for Strata Corp 1238, about 62 connections; designated in 1999
Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area C	10 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Mercantile Community Watershed: the main water source from Mercantile Creek for Mercantile Creek Water Supply (the District Of Ucluelet), about 988 connections; designated in 1995 Itatsoo Community Watershed: a water source from Itatsoo Creek for Toquaht Indian Band, Ucluelet First Nations; designated in 1995 Ginnard Community Watershed: the main water source from Ginnard Creek for the District of Tofino, about 795 connections; designated in 1995 Anderson Community Watershed: a water source from Anderson Creek for Ahousaht First Nation, about 863 connections; designated in 1995 Sharp Community Watershed: the main water source from Sharp Creek for the District of Tofino, about 795 connections; designated in 1995 Brother Community Watershed: the main water source from Brother Creek for Tla-o-qui-aht Water System (Tla-o-qui-aht First Nations), about 55 connections; designated in 1995 Meares Community Watershed: the main water source from Meares Creek for the District of Tofino, about 795 connections; designated in 1995 Mack Community Watershed: the main water source from Mack Creek for Mack Creek (Toquaht First Nation), about 13 connections; designated in 1995 Number One Community Watershed: the main water source from Number One Creek for the District of Tofino, about 795 connections; designated in 1995 Close Community Watershed: the main water source from Close Creek for the District of Tofino, about 795 connections; designated in 1995
Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area D	2 community watersheds, over 29% of the place Sproat Community Watershed: the main water source from Sproat River for Hupacasath First Nation, Anchor Bay Water Society (18 connections), Lake Shore Campground (34 connections), Sproat Lake Mobile Home Park (93 connections), Tall Timbers Holiday Park (107 connections), Dockside (8), West Bay Hotel, Fish and Dock Pub, etc. (Hupacasath First Nation, Anchor Bay Water Society, Lake Shore Campground, Sproat Lake Mobile Home Park, Tall Timbers Holiday Park, Dockside, West Bay Hotel, Fish and Dock Pub, several other domestic and commercial users), about 5 connections; designated in 1995 Puntledge Community Watershed: the main water source from Puntledge River for Comox Valley Water System (Comox Valley Regional District), about 17,000 connections; designated in 1995 (17% of it lies here)
Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area F	3 community watersheds, over 30% of the place China Community Watershed: the main water source from China Creek for China Creek Water System (the City of Port Alberni), about 6,900 connections; designated in 1995 (82% of it lies here) Mcfarland Community Watershed: the main water source from Bainbridge Lake for Bainbridge Lake Water System (the City of Port Alberni), about 6,900 connections; designated in 1995 (89% of it lies here) Cold Community Watershed: the main water source from Cold Creek for Cherry Creek Waterworks District (Cherry Creek WWD), about 785 connections; designated in 1995 (11% of it lies here)
Anmore	One community watershed, over 5% of the place Mossom Community Watershed: the main water source from Mossom Creek for Mossom Creek WUC, Village of Anmore; designated in 1995 (88% of it lies here)
Belcarra	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Dutchman Community Watershed: a former water source from Dutchman Creek; designated in 1995, under review
Bowen Island	12 community watersheds, over 20% of the place Terminal Community Watershed: the main water source from Terminal Creek for Cove Bay Water System (the Island Municipality of Bowen Island), about 600 connections; designated in 1995 Josephine Community Watershed: the main water source from Josephine Creek, about 6 connections; designated in 1995 Optimist Community Watershed: a former water source from Optimist Creek; designated in 1995, under review Explosives Community Watershed: the main water source from Explosives Creek for Tunstall Bay water System (the Island Municipality of Bowen Island), about 141 connections; designated in 1995 Malkin Community Watershed: a water source from Malkin Creek for Bowen Bay, about 55 connections; designated in 1995, under review Honeymoon Community Watershed: the main water source from Honeymoon Creek for Honeymoon Creek Water Users Community, Bowen Island Municipality, about 20 connections; designated in 1995 Grafton Creek Community Watershed: the main water source from Grafton Creek, about 6 connections; designated in 2004 Byers Community Watershed: a water source from Byers Creek for Bluewater, about 152 connections; designated in 1995, under review Guild Community Watershed: the main water source from Guild Creek for BC Camping and Recreation Guild for Christian Scientists water system (BC Camping Guild for Christian Scientists), about 4 connections; designated in 1995 Carkner Community Watershed: the second water source from Carkner Brook for Eagle Cliff (the Island Municipality of Bowen Island), about 99 connections; designated in 1995 Eddy Community Watershed: a water source from Eddy Creek for Bluewater, about 152 connections; designated in 1995, under review Dorman Community Watershed: the main water source from Dorman Brook; designated in 1995, under review
Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area A	2 community watersheds, over 7% of the place Canyon Community Watershed: a water source from Canyon Creek for Billeter Ridge Water Society, about 11 connections; designated in 1995, under review John Brown Community Watershed: a water source from John Brown Creek; designated in 1995, under review (43% of it lies here)
Campbell River	2 community watersheds, over 7% of the place John Hart Community Watershed: the main water source from John Hart Lake for the City of Campbell River, about 14,304 connections; designated in 2001 (47% of it lies here) Barron Community Watershed: the main water source from Barron Creek for Race Point Barron Creek Water System (Barron Creek Management), about 25 connections; designated in 1995
Cariboo, Electoral Area C	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Troll Community Watershed: the main water source from Troll Creek for Troll Creek Water (Troll Resort Ski Hill), about 12 connections; designated in 1995
Cariboo, Electoral Area E	2 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Weetman Community Watershed: the main water source from Weetman Creek, about 4 connections; designated in 1995, under review Harold Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from Harold Brook; designated in 1995, under review
Cariboo, Electoral Area J	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Nemaia Community Watershed: a water source from Nemaia Creek for Xeni Gwet'in Water System, about 61 connections; designated in 1995, under review
Cariboo, Electoral Area K	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Rim Rock Community Watershed: a water source from Rim Rock Creek for Alexis Creek Waterworks (Cariboo Regional District); designated in 1995
Central Coast, Electoral Area A	2 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Martin Community Watershed: the main water source from Martin River for Martin Valley (Ocean Falls Improvement District), about 76 connections; designated in 1995 Kwakiutl Community Watershed: the main water source from Kwakiutl Creek for Heiltsuk First Nation, about 970 connections; designated in 1995 (60% of it lies here)
Central Coast, Electoral Area C	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Gibbs Community Watershed: a water source from Gibbs Brook for Gibbs Brook System, about 82 connections; designated in 1995, under review
Central Coast, Electoral Area D	2 community watersheds, over 17% of the place Snootli Community Watershed: the main water source from Snootli Creek for Hagensborg Waterworks District, about 234 connections; designated in 1995 Tastsquan Community Watershed: the backup water source from Tastsquan Creek for Nuxalk Nation; designated in 1995 (45% of it lies here)
Central Coast, Electoral Area E	One community watershed, over 4% of the place Tastsquan Community Watershed: the backup water source from Tastsquan Creek for Nuxalk Nation; designated in 1995 (55% of it lies here)
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area A	10 community watersheds, over 16% of the place Sanca Community Watershed: the main water source from Sanca Creek for Sanca Park Water System (the Regional District of Central Kootenay), about 29 connections; designated in 1995 La France Community Watershed: the main water source from La France Creek for Mountain Shores Development Corp. Utilities (Mountain Shores Development Corporation), about 109 connections; designated in 1995 (95% of it lies here) Duck Community Watershed: a water source from Duck Creek for Creston Dyking District Water System; designated in 1995 Arrow Community Watershed: the main water source from Arrow Creek for the Town of Creston, Regional District of Central Kootenay, about 779 connections; designated in 1995 (49% of it lies here) Lockhart Community Watershed: the main water source from Lockhart Creek for Bayshore Resort Water System; designated in 1995 Twin Bays Community Watershed: a water source from Twin Bays Creek for Armstrong Bay Water System (Armstrong Bay Improvement District, group of domestic users), about 23 connections; designated in 1995 Hendryx Community Watershed: the main water source from Hendryx Creek for Riondel Water System (the Regional District of Central Kootenay), about 202 connections; designated in 1995 Indian Community Watershed: the main water source from Indian Creek for Riondel Water System (the Regional District of Central Kootenay), about 202 connections; designated in 1995 Mcgregor Community Watershed: the main water source from McGregor Creek for North Boswell WUC, about 28 connections; designated in 1995 Longueval Community Watershed: the main water source from Longueval Creek for Longueval Creek Water Users Community (Longueval Creek WUC), about 4 connections; designated in 1995
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area B	6 community watersheds, over 5% of the place Arrow Community Watershed: the main water source from Arrow Creek for the Town of Creston, Regional District of Central Kootenay, about 779 connections; designated in 1995 (51% of it lies here) Russell Community Watershed: the main water source from Russell Creek for Kitchener Improvement District, about 70 connections; designated in 1995 Floyd Community Watershed: the main water source from Floyd Creek for Orde Creek Improvement District, South Canyon Improvement District, other commercial and domestic users, about 22 connections; designated in 1995 Sullivan Community Watershed: the backup water source from Sullivan Creek for Sullivan Creek, about 3,000 connections; designated in 1995 South Rykert Community Watershed: the main water source from South Rykert Creek for Rykerts Irrigation District (Rykert Irrigation District), about 20 connections; designated in 1995 Camp Run Community Watershed: a water source from Camp Run Creek for North Canyon Improvement District; designated in 1995
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area C	4 community watersheds, over 2% of the place Teetzel Community Watershed: the main water source from Teetzel Creek for Teetzel Creek Water Users Association (Teetzel Creek Water System Users), about 14 connections; designated in 1995 Urmston Community Watershed: the main water source from Urmston Creek for Urmston Creek WUC (Urmstone Creek Water Users Community), about 20 connections; designated in 1995 Cameron Community Watershed: the main water source from Cameron Brook for Nicks Island Improvement District (Nick's Island Improvement District), about 11 connections; designated in 1995 Mortimer Community Watershed: the main water source from Mortimer Creek for Nicks Island Improvement District (Nick's Island Improvement District), about 11 connections; designated in 1995
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area D	7 community watersheds, over 2% of the place Davis Community Watershed: a water source from Davis Creek; designated in 1995, under review Bjerkness Community Watershed: the main water source from Bjerkness Creek for Mirror Lake Water Users Group (Mirror Lake Water Users Community/Group), about 45 connections; designated in 1995 Fletcher Community Watershed: the main water source from Fletcher Creek for Fletcher Creek Improvement District Water System, about 52 connections; designated in 1995 Kemp Community Watershed: the main water source from Kemp Creek for the Village of Kaslo Water System, about 500 connections; designated in 1995 Mcdonald Community Watershed: the backup water source from McDonald Creek for the Village of Kaslo Water System, about 500 connections; designated in 1995 Hansen Community Watershed: the main water source from Hansen Brook for Ainsworth Hot Springs Water System (Hansen Brook Water Users Community), about 8 connections; designated in 1995 Brooks Community Watershed: the main water source from Brooks Creek for the Village of Kaslo Water System, about 500 connections; designated in 1995
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area E	10 community watersheds, over 20% of the place Five Mile Community Watershed: the main water source from Five Mile Creek for the City of Nelson Water System, about 3,900 connections; designated in 1995 Rover Community Watershed: the main water source from Rover Creek for FortisBC Inc., about 3 connections; designated in 1995 Glade Community Watershed: the main water source from Glade Creek for Glade Irrigation District Water System, about 109 connections; designated in 1995 (95% of it lies here) Selous Community Watershed: the main water source from Selous Creek for the City of Nelson Water System, about 3,900 connections; designated in 1995 Anderson Community Watershed: the main water source from Anderson Creek for the City of Nelson Water System, about 3,900 connections; designated in 1995 Sandy Community Watershed: the main water source from Sandy Creek for Sandy Creek Water Users Community (Sandy Creek - Granite Road Water Users Community), about 82 connections; designated in 1995 Procter Community Watershed: the main water source from Procter Creek for Procter Creek Improvement District Water System, about 57 connections; designated in 1995 Bird Community Watershed: the main water source from Bird Creek for the City of Nelson Water System, about 3,900 connections; designated in 1995 Eagle Community Watershed: the main water source from Eagle Creek for Eagle Creek Water Users Community, about 33 connections; designated in 1995 Bradley Community Watershed: the main water source from Bradley Creek for Longbeach Water Users Community, about 37 connections; designated in 1995
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area F	14 community watersheds, over 35% of the place Duhamel Community Watershed: a water source from Duhamel Creek for Duhamel Water System and others (the Regional District of Central Kootenay, Whitehead Waterworks District, Strata Corporation NES190); designated in 1995 Falls Community Watershed: the main water source from Falls Creek for Bonnington Improvement District, group of domestic water users, about 141 connections; designated in 1995 Sitkum Community Watershed: the main water source from Sitkum Creek for Sitkum Creek Improvement District, about 30 connections; designated in 1995 Smallwood Community Watershed: the main water source from Smallwood Creek for Taghum Improvement District Water System, about 40 connections; designated in 1995 Four Mile Community Watershed: the main water source from Four Mile Creek for Nasookin Improvement District Water System (Nasookin Improvement District, other domestic and commercial users), about 24 connections; designated in 1995 Smoky Community Watershed: the main water source from Smoky Creek for South Slocal Water System (the Regional District of Central Kootenay), about 59 connections; designated in 1995 (57% of it lies here) Sutherland Community Watershed: the main water source from Sutherland Creek for North Shore Water Utility (Aqua Diversities Inc.), about 139 connections; designated in 1995 Bourke Community Watershed: the main water source from Bourke Creek for Bourke Creek Improvement District, about 35 connections; designated in 1995 Foster Community Watershed: the main water source from Foster Creek for Foster Creek Water Users Community, about 13 connections; designated in 1995 South Blunt Community Watershed: the main water source from South Blunt Creek for Ridgewood Improvement District Water System, about 47 connections; designated in 1995 Kleef Community Watershed: the main water source from Kleef Brook, about 109 connections; designated in 1995, under review Clayton Community Watershed: the main water source from Clayton Creek for Clayton Creek Improvement District, about 19 connections; designated in 1995 Blunt Community Watershed: the main water source from Blunt Creek for Ridgewood Improvement District, about 47 connections; designated in 1995 Jarvis Community Watershed: the main water source from Jarvis Creek for Jarvis Creek Water Users Community, about 5 connections; designated in 1995
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area G	2 community watersheds, over 2% of the place Kelly Community Watershed: the main water source from Kelly Creek for the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary, about 1,176 connections; designated in 1995 Quartz Community Watershed: the main water source from Quartz Creek for Ymir Water System (the Regional District of Central Kootenay), about 107 connections; designated in 1995
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area H	13 community watersheds, over 5% of the place Gwillim Community Watershed: the main water source from Gwillim Creek for the Village of Slocan Water System, about 198 connections; designated in 1995 Springer Community Watershed: a water source from Springer Creek for the Village of Slocan Water System; designated in 1995 Gander Community Watershed: the main water source from Gander Creek; designated in 1995 Mcdermid Community Watershed: the main water source from McDermid Creek for Krestova Improvement District, about 70 connections; designated in 1995 Mcfayden Community Watershed: the main water source from McFayden Creek for McFayden Creek Joint Works Agreement Water System, about 13 connections; designated in 1995 Bartlett Community Watershed: the backup water source from Bartlett Creek for the Village of Silverton Water System, about 170 connections; designated in 1995 Climax Community Watershed: the main water source from Climax Creek for Brandon Improvement District Water System (Brandon Waterworks District), about 23 connections; designated in 1995 Smoky Community Watershed: the main water source from Smoky Creek for South Slocal Water System (the Regional District of Central Kootenay), about 59 connections; designated in 1995 (43% of it lies here) Watts Community Watershed: the main water source from Watts Brook for South Slocal Water System (the Regional District of Central Kootenay), about 59 connections; designated in 1995 Rashdell Community Watershed: the main water source from Rashdell Spring for Denver Siding (the Regional District of Central Kootenay), about 21 connections; designated in 1995 The Rivulet Community Watershed: the main water source from The Rivulet for the Regional District of Central Kootenay; designated in 1995 Angel Community Watershed: the main water source from Angel Creek for Denver Siding (the Regional District of Central Kootenay), about 21 connections; designated in 1995 Aylard Community Watershed: the main water source from Aylard Creek for Denver Siding (the Regional District of Central Kootenay), about 21 connections; designated in 1995
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area I	One community watershed, over 22% of the place Norns Community Watershed: the main water source from Norns Creek for Robson-Raspberry Improvement District, about 500 connections; designated in 1995 (13% of it lies here)
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area J	5 community watersheds, over 14% of the place Norns Community Watershed: the main water source from Norns Creek for Robson-Raspberry Improvement District, about 500 connections; designated in 1995 (86% of it lies here) Deer Community Watershed: the main water source from Deer Creek for Deer Creek Water Users (Deer Park Water Users Community), about 12 connections; designated in 1995 China Community Watershed: the backup water source from China Creek for Genelle Improvement District, about 287 connections; designated in 1995 (8% of it lies here) Petersen Community Watershed: the backup water source from Petersen Brook for Poupore Improvement District, about 39 connections; designated in 1995 Mads Community Watershed: the main water source from Mads Brook for Poupore Improvement District; designated in 1995
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area K	7 community watersheds, over 14% of the place Kuskanax Community Watershed: a water source from Kuskanax Creek for the Village of Nakusp; designated in 1995 Caribou Community Watershed: a water source from Caribou Creek for the Regional District of Central Kootenay; designated in 1995, under review Heart Community Watershed: the main water source from Heart Creek for Fauquier System (the Regional District of Central Kootenay), about 94 connections; designated in 1995 Dog Community Watershed: the main water source from Dog Creek for Dog Creek Water System (Dog Creek Water Users Group), about 18 connections; designated in 1995 Baerg Community Watershed: the main water source from Baerg Creek for Baerg Creek Dam Water Users Community, about 12 connections; designated in 1995 Halfway Community Watershed: the main water source from Halfway Creek for the Village of Nakusp, about 886 connections; designated in 1995 Brouse Community Watershed: the main water source from Brouse Creek for the Village of Nakusp, about 886 connections; designated in 1995
Central Okanagan	8 community watersheds, over 74% of the place Mission Community Watershed: the main water source from Mission Creek for the Regional District of Central Okanagan, Black Mountain Irrigation District, about 8,628 connections; designated in 1995 Vernon Community Watershed: a water source from Vernon Creek for Okanagan Indian Band, District of Lake Country; designated in 1995 Hydraulic Community Watershed: the main water source from Hydraulic Creek for South East Kelowna Irrigation District (the City of Kelowna), about 2,700 connections; designated in 1995 (85% of it lies here) Kelowna Community Watershed: the main water source from Kelowna Creek for Glenmore-Ellison Improvement District, about 6,000 connections; designated in 1995 Klo Community Watershed: the main water source from Klo Creek for South East Kelowna Irrigation District (the City of Kelowna), about 2,700 connections; designated in 1995 Oyama Community Watershed: the main water source from Oyama Creek for Oyama water system (the District of Lake Country), about 443 connections; designated in 1995 Pooley Community Watershed: the main water source from Pooley Creek for South East Kelowna Irrigation District (the City of Kelowna), about 2,700 connections; designated in 1995 King Edward (Deer) Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from Deer Creek for Greater Vernon Water System (the Regional District of North Okanagan), about 38,563 connections; designated in 1996, under review (28% of it lies here)
Central Okanagan West	7 community watersheds, over 56% of the place Trepanier Community Watershed: the main water source from Trepanier Creek for Trepanier Ditch Water Users Community, District of Peachland, Regional District of Central Okanagan, about 1,500 connections; designated in 1995 Lambly Community Watershed: the main water source from Lambly Creek for WestBank (the District of West Kelowna), about 3,800 connections; designated in 1995 Powers Community Watershed: the main water source from Powers Creek for WestBank (the District of West Kelowna), about 5,000 connections; designated in 1995 Peachland Community Watershed: the main water source from Peachland Creek for Peachland Ponderosa WaterSystem #2 or Deep/Peachland Creek (the District of Peachland), about 1,500 connections; designated in 1995 (92% of it lies here) Alocin Community Watershed: the main water source from Alocin Creek for WestBank (the District of West Kelowna), about 5,000 connections; designated in 1996 (95% of it lies here) Norris Community Watershed: a former water source from Norris Creek; designated in 1995, under review Hope Community Watershed: the backup water source from Hope Creek for the Regional District of Central Okanagan, about 284 connections; designated in 1995
Chilliwack	6 community watersheds, over 5% of the place Elk Community Watershed: the backup water source from Elk Creek for the City of Chilliwack, about 19,000 connections; designated in 1995 (57% of it lies here) Young Creek Community Watershed: the main water source from Young Creek for Ryder Lake Hall; designated in 2004 Dunville Community Watershed: the backup water source from Dunville Creek for the City of Chilliwack, about 19,000 connections; designated in 1995 (12% of it lies here) Volkert Community Watershed: the main water source from Volkert Creek for Yarrow Waterworks District, about 800 connections; designated in 1995 (70% of it lies here) Knox Community Watershed: the main water source from Knox Creek for Yarrow Waterworks District, about 800 connections; designated in 1995 Southbright Community Watershed: the main water source from Southbright Brook for Southbright Water User Community (Southbright Water Users Community), about 19 connections; designated in 1995 (72% of it lies here)
Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area B	6 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Greeley Community Watershed: the main water source from Greeley Creek for the City of Revelstoke, about 3,306 connections; designated in 1995 Hamilton Community Watershed: the backup water source from Hamilton Creek for the City of Revelstoke; designated in 1995 Humphries Community Watershed: a former water source from Humphries Creek; designated in 1995, under review Bridge Community Watershed: the backup water source from Bridge Creek for the City of Revelstoke; designated in 1995 (92% of it lies here) Dolan Community Watershed: a water source from Dolan Creek; designated in 1995, under review Batys Community Watershed: the main water source from Batys Creek for Trout Lake Water Improvement District, about 60 connections; designated in 1995
Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area C	2 community watersheds, over 4% of the place Newsome Community Watershed: a water source from Newsome Creek for Sorrento Blind Bay Park (Columbia Shuswap Regional District (previously)); designated in 1995, under review (73% of it lies here) Bastion Community Watershed: a water source from Bastion Creek for The Owners, Strata Plan K46, Totem Pole Resort and Marina Water System (The Owners of Strata Plan K46); designated in 1999
Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area D	3 community watersheds, over 5% of the place Gordon Community Watershed: the main water source from Gordon Creek for Salmon Arm Water Distribution/Treatment system (the City of Salmon Arm), about 7,000 connections; designated in 1995 Silver Community Watershed: the main water source from Silver Creek for Silver Creek Water Users Community, about 25 connections; designated in 1995 White Cliff Community Watershed: the main water source from White Cliff Gulch for Salmon Arm Water Distribution/Treatment system (the City of Salmon Arm), about 7,000 connections; designated in 1995 (14% of it lies here)
Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area E	2 community watersheds, over 4% of the place Sicamous Community Watershed: a water source from Sicamous Creek for Mara Water Distribution System, about 1,600 connections; designated in 1995, under review Wiseman Community Watershed: a water source from Wiseman Creek for Lakeside Trailer Park Water System, about 14 connections; designated in 1995, under review
Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area F	5 community watersheds, over 1% of the place Corning Community Watershed: a water source from Corning Creek; designated in 1999 (93% of it lies here) Hudson Community Watershed: a water source from Hudson Creek for Anglemont Estates Waterworks; designated in 1995, under review Kruly Community Watershed: the main water source from Kruly Creek for Hummingbird Cove Water Users Community, about 10 connections; designated in 1999 Bass Community Watershed: the main water source from Bass Creek for Seymour Arm Water Users Community, about 190 connections; designated in 1995 Anglemont Community Watershed: the main water source from Anglemont Creek for St. Ives Waterworks Co. Ltd., about 119 connections; designated in 1995
Comox Valley, Electoral Area C (Puntledge - Black Creek)	2 community watersheds, over 60% of the place Puntledge Community Watershed: the main water source from Puntledge River for Comox Valley Water System (Comox Valley Regional District), about 17,000 connections; designated in 1995 (77% of it lies here) Oyster Community Watershed: the main water source from Oyster River for Black Creek/Oyster River Water System (Comox Valley Regional District), about 940 connections; designated in 1995 (81% of it lies here)
Coquitlam	2 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Deiner Community Watershed: a water source from Deiner Creek; designated in 1995, under review Mossom Community Watershed: the main water source from Mossom Creek for Mossom Creek WUC, Village of Anmore; designated in 1995 (12% of it lies here)
Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area A	3 community watersheds, over 15% of the place Shawnigan Community Watershed: a water source from Shawnigan Creek for Shawnigan Lake North Water System, Mill Bay Water System (Cowichan Valley Regional District, Mill Bay Waterworks); designated in 1995 (9% of it lies here) Malahat Community Watershed: a water source from Malahat Creek for Malahat Nation; designated in 1995, under review (56% of it lies here) Bird Community Watershed: a water source from Bird Creek; designated in 1995, under review
Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area B	3 community watersheds, over 36% of the place Shawnigan Community Watershed: a water source from Shawnigan Creek for Shawnigan Lake North Water System, Mill Bay Water System (Cowichan Valley Regional District, Mill Bay Waterworks); designated in 1995 (85% of it lies here) Leech Community Watershed: a water source from Leech River; designated in 1995, under review (13% of it lies here) Sooke Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Sooke Lake for the Capital Regional District, about 110,000 connections; designated in 1995 (8% of it lies here)
Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area F	2 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Ashburnham Community Watershed: a water source from Ashburnham Creek for Honeymoon Bay Water System, about 487 connections; designated in 1995, under review Malachan Community Watershed: the backup water source from Malachan Creek for Ditidaht First Nation; designated in 1995
Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area G	4 community watersheds, over 21% of the place South Nanaimo Community Watershed: the main water source from South Nanaimo River for the City of Nanaimo, about 24,000 connections; designated in 1995 (38% of it lies here) Banon Community Watershed: the main water source from Banon Creek for Chemainus (Municipality of North Cowichan), about 5,135 connections; designated in 1995 (90% of it lies here) Holland Community Watershed: the main water source from Holland Creek for Holland Creek system (the Town of Ladysmith), about 3,350 connections; designated in 1995 Stocking Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Stocking Creek for Stocking Lake system (the Town of Ladysmith), about 3,350 connections; designated in 1999
Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area H	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Talkynah Community Watershed: a water source from Talkynah Creek, about 20 connections; designated in 1995, under review (7% of it lies here)
Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area I	6 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Youbou Community Watershed: the main water source from Youbou Creek for Cowichan Valley Regional District, about 387 connections; designated in 1995 Denham Community Watershed: the main water source from Denham Brook for Denham Brook Water Users Community, about 7 connections; designated in 1995 Utility Community Watershed: a former water source from Utility Creek; designated in 1995, under review Ashdown Community Watershed: a former water source from Ashdown Brook; designated in 1995, under review Ram Community Watershed: the main water source from Ram Brook, about 1 connections; designated in 1995, under review Meade Community Watershed: a former water source from Meade Brook; designated in 1995, under review
Daajing Giids	4 community watersheds, over 34% of the place Queen Charlotte City Community Watershed: the main water source from Jervis Brook for Queen Charlotte Water Distribution System, about 425 connections; designated in 1997 (89% of it lies here) Honna River Community Watershed: the main water source from Honna River for Honna Water Treatment System (the Village of Queen Charlotte), about 425 connections; designated in 1995 (12% of it lies here) Slarkedus Community Watershed: the main water source from Slarkedus Creek for Skidegate water system (Skidegate Band Council), about 360 connections; designated in 1995 (28% of it lies here) Tarundl Community Watershed: the backup water source from Tarundl Creek for Tarundl Well System (the Village of Queen Charlotte); designated in 1995 (12% of it lies here)
Delta	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Doyle Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from Doyle Brook for Tsawwassen Waterworks District, about 11 connections; designated in 1995, under review
East Kootenay, Electoral Area A	4 community watersheds, over 4% of the place Cummings Community Watershed: the backup water source from Cummings Creek for Cummings Creek (the District of Sparwood); designated in 1995 (95% of it lies here) Boivin Community Watershed: the backup water source from Boivin Creek for the District of Elkford, about 1,364 connections; designated in 1995 (91% of it lies here) Fairy Community Watershed: the main water source from Fairy Creek for the City of Fernie, about 2,500 connections; designated in 1995 (92% of it lies here) Boardman Community Watershed: a water source from Boardman Creek for Fernie Alpine Resort (Resorts of the Canadian Rockies), about 342 connections; designated in 1995
East Kootenay, Electoral Area B	2 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Reserve Community Watershed: a water source from Reserve Creek for Reserve Creek Water System, about 24 connections; designated in 1995, under review Miller Creek Community Watershed: the main water source from Miller Creek for Miller Creek (McDonald Ranch and Lumber), about 14 connections; designated in 2001
East Kootenay, Electoral Area C	5 community watersheds, over 4% of the place Gold Community Watershed: the main water source from Gold Creek for the City of Cranbrook (No. 0004), about 20,000 connections; designated in 1995 Joseph Community Watershed: the main water source from Joseph Creek for the City of Cranbrook (No. 0004), about 20,000 connections; designated in 1995 Glencairn Community Watershed: a water source from Glencairn Creek for Moyie Community Water System, about 70 connections; designated in 1995, under review Boivin Community Watershed: the backup water source from Boivin Creek for the District of Elkford, about 1,364 connections; designated in 1995 (8% of it lies here) Fairy Community Watershed: the main water source from Fairy Creek for the City of Fernie, about 2,500 connections; designated in 1995 (8% of it lies here)
East Kootenay, Electoral Area E	4 community watersheds, over 6% of the place Matthew Community Watershed: the main water source from Matthew Creek for Mark Creek Community Water System (the City of Kimberley), about 3,831 connections; designated in 1995 Mark Community Watershed: the main water source from Mark Creek for Mathew Creek water system. (the City of Kimberley), about 3,831 connections; designated in 1995 (90% of it lies here) Kimberley Community Watershed: the main water source from Kimberley Creek for Meadowbrook Waterworks District; designated in 1995 La France Community Watershed: the main water source from La France Creek for Mountain Shores Development Corp. Utilities (Mountain Shores Development Corporation), about 109 connections; designated in 1995 (5% of it lies here)
East Kootenay, Electoral Area F	7 community watersheds, over 2% of the place Abel Community Watershed: the main water source from Abel Creek for Paddy Ryan Lakes Reservoir Water Distribution System (the District of Invermere), about 1,641 connections; designated in 1995 Madias Community Watershed: the main water source from Madias Creek for Akisqnuk First Nation, about 120 connections; designated in 1995 Tatley Community Watershed: the main water source from Tatley Creek for Akisqnuk First Nation, about 120 connections; designated in 1995, under review Taynton Community Watershed: the main water source from Taynton Creek for Panorama Water System (Corix Utilities), about 350 connections; designated in 1995 Cold Spring Community Watershed: the main water source from Cold Spring Creek for Fairmont Cold Spring Creek Water System (Fairmont Hot Springs Resort), about 1,350 connections; designated in 1995 Sophy Community Watershed: the main water source from Sophy Creek for Akisqnuk First Nation, about 120 connections; designated in 1995 Pye Community Watershed: a water source from Pye Creek; designated in 1995, under review
East Kootenay, Electoral Area G	5 community watersheds, over 6% of the place Forster Community Watershed: the main water source from Forster Creek for the Village of Radium Hot Springs, about 310 connections; designated in 1995 Luxor Community Watershed: the main water source from Luxor Creek for Spur Valley Improvement District, about 100 connections; designated in 1995 Macaulay Community Watershed: the main water source from Macaulay Creek for Edgewater Community Water System (the Regional District of the East Kootenay), about 450 connections; designated in 1996 Dry Gulch Community Watershed: the main water source from Dry Gulch Creek for Dry Gulch Water Users's Community; designated in 1995 Palmer Community Watershed: the main water source from Palmer Creek for Palmer Creek Water System (Radium Resort), about 111 connections; designated in 1995
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area A	8 community watersheds, over 2% of the place Stoyoma Community Watershed: the backup water source from Stoyoma Creek for Boston Bar Integrated Water System (Fraser Valley Regional District), about 2 connections; designated in 1995 Jamieson Community Watershed: a water source from Jamieson Creek for Kahmoose IR 4 & 5B, about 40 connections; designated in 1995, under review Centre Community Watershed: a water source from Centre Creek; designated in 1995, under review Coutlie Community Watershed: the backup water source from Coutlie Brook for Coutlie Creek (Gibson McNeil Water Users Community, Fraser Valley Regional District), about 136 connections; designated in 1995 One & One Quarter Community Watershed: the main water source from One & One Quarter Mile Creek for Boston Bar Integrated Water System (Fraser Valley Regional District), about 136 connections; designated in 1995 Hallisey Community Watershed: the main water source from Hallisey Creek for Hallisey Creek Water Users Community; designated in 1995 Two Mile Community Watershed: a water source from Two Mile Creek for Boston Bar Integrated Water System (Fraser Valley Regional District); designated in 1995 Drachmann Community Watershed: the main water source from Drachmann Brook for North Bend Water System (Fraser Valley Regional District), about 48 connections; designated in 1995
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area B	9 community watersheds, over 2% of the place Yale Community Watershed: the backup water source from Yale Creek for Boston Bar Integrated Water System (Fraser Valley Regional District), about 80 connections; designated in 1995 Inkawthia Community Watershed: the main water source from Inkawthia Creek for Spuzzum First Nation, about 109 connections; designated in 1995 Skeemis Community Watershed: the main water source from Skeemis Creek for Spuzzum First Nation, about 2,468 connections; designated in 1995 Schkam Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Schkam Lake for the District of Hope, about 2,388 connections; designated in 2004 (50% of it lies here) Trite Community Watershed: a water source from Trite Creek for Sunshine Valley Developments Ltd., about 400 connections; designated in 1995 Ichilaka Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from Ichilaka Brook, about 1 connections; designated in 1995, under review (88% of it lies here) Pickney Community Watershed: the main water source from Pickney Brook for Camp Squeah Water System, about 9 connections; designated in 1995 Choate Community Watershed: the main water source from Choate Creek for Choate Creek, about 7 connections; designated in 1995 Campsite Community Watershed: a water source from Campsite Creek for Mule Deer Campsite; designated in 1995, under review
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area C	4 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Elbow Community Watershed: the main water source from Elbow Creek for Canadian Forest Products Ltd., about 2 connections; designated in 1995 Deroche Community Watershed: a water source from Deroche Creek for Yale Community Water System; designated in 1995, under review (92% of it lies here) Domitian Creek Community Watershed: a water source from Domitian Creek; designated in 2004, under review Cohen Community Watershed: the main water source from Cohen Creek for Hemlock Utility Services Ltd. Water Division, about 240 connections; designated in 1995
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area D	4 community watersheds, over 7% of the place Nevin Community Watershed: the backup water source from Nevin Creek for the City of Chilliwack, about 19,000 connections; designated in 1995 Elk Community Watershed: the backup water source from Elk Creek for the City of Chilliwack, about 19,000 connections; designated in 1995 (42% of it lies here) Dunville Community Watershed: the backup water source from Dunville Creek for the City of Chilliwack, about 19,000 connections; designated in 1995 (88% of it lies here) Stormy Community Watershed: the main water source from Stormy Creek for Jones Lake Water System (Jones Lake Cabin Owners Association), about 22 connections; designated in 1995
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area E	2 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Cupola Community Watershed: the main water source from Cupola Creek for Cupola Creek Community Water System (Fasken Marineau, Cupola Estates), about 4 connections; designated in 1995 Southbright Community Watershed: the main water source from Southbright Brook for Southbright Water User Community (Southbright Water Users Community), about 19 connections; designated in 1995 (28% of it lies here)
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area F	4 community watersheds, over 6% of the place Norrish Community Watershed: the main water source from Norrish Creek for Abbotsford Mission Water & Sewer Commission (Abbotsford-Mission Water & Sewer Commission), about 36,500 connections; designated in 1995 Gurney Community Watershed: the main water source from Gurney Creek for The Owners of Strata Plan NW 2374, about 20 connections; designated in 1995 Macsween Community Watershed: a former water source from MacSween Creek; designated in 1995, under review Deroche Community Watershed: a water source from Deroche Creek for Yale Community Water System; designated in 1995, under review (8% of it lies here)
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area G	2 community watersheds, over 1% of the place Mckay Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from McKay Brook; designated in 1995, under review (19% of it lies here) Engineers Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from Engineers Creek; designated in 1995, under review
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area H	9 community watersheds, over 6% of the place Watt Community Watershed: a water source from Watt Creek; designated in 1995, under review Ascaphus Community Watershed: the backup water source from Ascaphus Creek for Cultus Lake Park Board, about 1,000 connections; designated in 1995 Fin Community Watershed: the backup water source from Fin Creek for Cultus Lake Park Board, about 1,000 connections; designated in 1995 Parent Creek Community Watershed: a water source from Parent Creek, about 14 connections; designated in 2004 Spring Community Watershed: a water source from Spring Creek for Corix Utilities, Lindell Beach Resident's Association, about 140 connections; designated in 1995 Volkert Community Watershed: the main water source from Volkert Creek for Yarrow Waterworks District, about 800 connections; designated in 1995 (30% of it lies here) Edmeston Community Watershed: a water source from Edmeston Creek for Individuals with a waterworks license; designated in 1995 Wells Community Watershed: the backup water source from Wells Creek for Cultus Lake Park Board, about 1,000 connections; designated in 1995 Adams Spring Community Watershed: the main water source from Adams Spring, about 19 connections; designated in 2004
Fraser-Fort George, Electoral Area F	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Pritchard Community Watershed: the main water source from Pritchard Creek for Sinclair Mills Water Users Community, about 20 connections; designated in 1995
Fraser-Fort George, Electoral Area H	4 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Swift Community Watershed: the main water source from Swift Creek for Valemont Community Water System (the Village of Valemount), about 525 connections; designated in 1995 Dominion Community Watershed: the main water source from Dominion Creek for Dominion Creek (the Village of McBride), about 250 connections; designated in 1995 Martinson Community Watershed: the main water source from Martinson Creek for Lucille Mountain System, Village of McBride Water System (the Village of McBride, Lucille Mountain Water Users Community), about 36 connections; designated in 1995 Edand Community Watershed: the main water source from Edand Creek for the Village of McBride, group of domestic water users, about 264 connections; designated in 1995
Hope	3 community watersheds, over 4% of the place Schkam Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Schkam Lake for the District of Hope, about 2,388 connections; designated in 2004 (50% of it lies here) Kopp Community Watershed: a water source from Kopp Creek; designated in 1995, under review Ichilaka Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from Ichilaka Brook, about 1 connections; designated in 1995, under review (12% of it lies here)
Juan de Fuca (Part 1)	8 community watersheds, over 4% of the place Goldstream Community Watershed: the main water source from Goldstream River for the Capital Regional District, about 110,000 connections; designated in 1995 (78% of it lies here) Charters Community Watershed: a water source from Charters River; designated in 1995, under review (81% of it lies here) Waugh Community Watershed: a water source from Waugh Creek; designated in 1995, under review Kemp Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Kemp Lake for Kemp Lake Waterworks District, about 220 connections; designated in 1999 (82% of it lies here) Mary Vine Community Watershed: a former water source from Mary Vine Creek; designated in 1995, under review Goudie Community Watershed: the main water source from Goudie Creek for Sheringham Water Works, about 126 connections; designated in 1995 William Community Watershed: a water source from William Brook; designated in 1995, under review (91% of it lies here) Wilfred Community Watershed: a water source from Wilfred Brook; designated in 1995, under review
Juan de Fuca (Part 2)	5 community watersheds, over 11% of the place Leech Community Watershed: a water source from Leech River; designated in 1995, under review (87% of it lies here) Sooke Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Sooke Lake for the Capital Regional District, about 110,000 connections; designated in 1995 (92% of it lies here) Council Community Watershed: a water source from Council Creek; designated in 1995, under review Deception Community Watershed: a water source from Deception Gulch; designated in 1995, under review Goldstream Community Watershed: the main water source from Goldstream River for the Capital Regional District, about 110,000 connections; designated in 1995 (21% of it lies here)
Kent	3 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Thunderbird Community Watershed: the main water source from Thunderbird Creek for Thunderbird Water Users Community, about 40 connections; designated in 1995 Sasquatch Community Watershed: a water source from Sasquatch Creek; designated in 1995, under review Edna Community Watershed: the main water source from Edna Brook, about 7 connections; designated in 1995
Kimberley	One community watershed, over 19% of the place Mark Community Watershed: the main water source from Mark Creek for Mathew Creek water system. (the City of Kimberley), about 3,831 connections; designated in 1995 (10% of it lies here)
Kitimat	One community watershed, over 3% of the place Wathl Community Watershed: a water source from Wathl Creek; designated in 1995, under review (9% of it lies here)
Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area A	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Gitzyon Community Watershed: the main water source from Gitzyon Creek for Gitkat’aamiks Water Treatment Plant (Gitlaxtaamiks Village), about 274 connections; designated in 1995 (33% of it lies here)
Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area B	11 community watersheds, over 3% of the place Juniper Community Watershed: a water source from Juniper Creek for Gitsegukla; designated in 1995 Corya Community Watershed: the main water source from Corya Creek for Moricetown Band, about 816 connections; designated in 1995 John Brown Community Watershed: a water source from John Brown Creek; designated in 1995, under review (57% of it lies here) Two Mile Community Watershed: the main water source from Two Mile Creek for the Village of Hazleton/Gitanmaax Community Water System (the Village of Hazelton and Gitanmaax Band), about 453 connections; designated in 1995 Sikedakh Community Watershed: the main water source from Sikedakh Creek for Sik-e-Dakh community, about 168 connections; designated in 1995 Station Community Watershed: the main water source from Station Creek for the District of New Hazelton Water System, about 490 connections; designated in 1995 Dale Community Watershed: the main water source from Dale Creek for Kispiox water system (Kispiox Band), about 280 connections; designated in 1995 Ten Link Community Watershed: the main water source from Ten Link Creek for Gitanyow 1 - Gitanyow First Nation Small Water System, about 130 connections; designated in 1995 Chicago Community Watershed: the main water source from Chicago Creek for South Hazelton Water System (the Regional District of Kitimat Stikine), about 167 connections; designated in 1995 Kitseguekla Creek Community Watershed: the main water source from Kits Creek for Kits Creek (Gitsegukla), about 150 connections; designated in 1995 Quinmas Community Watershed: the main water source from Quinmas Creek for Kispiox Water System (Kispiox Band), about 280 connections; designated in 1995 (63% of it lies here)
Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area C (Part 1)	9 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Hatchery Community Watershed: the main water source from Hatchery Creek (South Outlet); designated in 2006, under review Kleanza(Singlehurst) Community Watershed: the main water source from Singlehurst Creek; designated in 2006 Deep Community Watershed: the second water source from Deep Creek for the City of Terrace, about 7,337 connections; designated in 1995 Rosswood(Clear Cr) Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from Carlota Creek, about 4 connections; designated in 2006, under review Spring Community Watershed: the backup water source from Spring Creek for the City of Terrace, about 7,337 connections; designated in 1995 Usk (Skovens Brook) Community Watershed: the main water source from Daniels Brook, about 2 connections; designated in 2006 Drake Community Watershed: a water source from Drake Creek; designated in 1995, under review Gossen Community Watershed: the main water source from Skovsen Brook, about 4 connections; designated in 2006 Eneeksagilaguaw Community Watershed: the main water source from Eneeksagilaguaw Creek for Kitsumkalum First Nation, about 300 connections; designated in 1995 (34% of it lies here)
Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area D	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Telegraph Community Watershed: a water source from Telegraph Creek for Tahltan Band, about 1,046 connections; designated in 1995 (92% of it lies here)
Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area E	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Virginia Community Watershed: a water source from Virginia Brook, about 51 connections; designated in 1995, under review (54% of it lies here)
Kootenay Boundary B / Lower Columbia-Old-Glory	6 community watersheds, over 8% of the place China Community Watershed: the backup water source from China Creek for Genelle Improvement District, about 287 connections; designated in 1995 (92% of it lies here) Hanna Community Watershed: the main water source from Hanna Creek for the City of Rossland, about 1,731 connections; designated in 1995 (53% of it lies here) Topping Community Watershed: the main water source from Topping Creek-FR for the City of Rossland, about 1,731 connections; designated in 1995 (43% of it lies here) Mcnally Community Watershed: a water source from McNally Creek for Oasis, about 35 connections; designated in 1995, under review Casino Community Watershed: the main water source from Casino Creek for Casino Water Works District but sometimes referred to as Casino Water Works Improvement District (Casino Waterworks District), about 20 connections; designated in 1995 South Murphy Community Watershed: the main water source from South Murphy Creek for the City of Rossland, about 1,731 connections; designated in 1995 (8% of it lies here)
Kootenay Boundary C / Christina Lake	2 community watersheds, over 20% of the place Sutherland Community Watershed: the backup water source from Sutherland Creek for Sutherland Creek Waterworks District, about 223 connections; designated in 1995 Moody Community Watershed: a water source from Moody Creek for Christina Waterworks District, about 475 connections; designated in 1995, under review
Kootenay Boundary D / Rural Grand Forks	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Overton Community Watershed: the backup water source from Overton Creek for the City of Grand Forks; designated in 1995
Kootenay Boundary E / West Boundary	6 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Hydraulic Community Watershed: the main water source from Hydraulic Creek for South East Kelowna Irrigation District (the City of Kelowna), about 2,700 connections; designated in 1995 (15% of it lies here) Mckinney Community Watershed: the main water source from McKinney Creek for Mt. Baldy Waterworks Inc., about 135 connections; designated in 1995 Affleck Community Watershed: the main water source from Affleck Creek for South East Kelowna Irrigation District (the City of Kelowna), about 2,700 connections; designated in 1995 Brides Community Watershed: a water source from Brides Creek for Bridesville Water Improvements District, about 32 connections; designated in 1995, under review Skiing Brook Community Watershed: the backup water source from Skiing Brook for Big White Water Utility (Big White Ski Resort); designated in 1995 Trapping Creek Community Watershed: the main water source from Trapping Creek for Big White Water Utility (Big White Ski Resort), about 450 connections; designated in 1995
Kootenay Boundary, Electoral Area A	2 community watersheds, over 3% of the place Fruitvale Community Watershed: a water source from Fruitvale Creek; designated in 1995, under review Bath Community Watershed: a water source from Bath Creek for Beaver Falls Waterworks District, about 189 connections; designated in 1995, under review
Lillooet	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Dicksam Community Watershed: the main water source from Dicksam Brook for Mountain View Water Users Community, about 70 connections; designated in 1995 (under 1% of it lies here)
Lions Bay	One community watershed, over 3% of the place Rundle Community Watershed: a water source from Rundle Creek; designated in 1995, under review (53% of it lies here)
Maple Ridge	4 community watersheds, over 5% of the place Kathryn Community Watershed: a water source from Kathryn Creek; designated in 1995, under review Flapjack Community Watershed: the main water source from Flapjack Creek, about 1 connections; designated in 1995, under review Service Community Watershed: a water source from Service Creek; designated in 1995, under review Viking Community Watershed: a water source from Viking Creek, about 1 connections; designated in 1995, under review
Metchosin	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Desmond Community Watershed: a former water source from Desmond Brook; designated in 1995, under review
Metro Vancouver, Electoral Area A	11 community watersheds, over 17% of the place Capilano Community Watershed: the main water source from Capilano River for Capilano Watershed (the Regional District of Metro Vancouver), about 333,332 connections; designated in 1995 (69% of it lies here) Seymour Community Watershed: the main water source from Seymour River for Seymour Watershed (the Regional District of Metro Vancouver), about 333,332 connections; designated in 1995 (68% of it lies here) Or Community Watershed: a water source from Or Creek for Or Creek Watershed; designated in 1995, under review Harvey Community Watershed: the main water source from Harvey Creek for Harvey Creek Water System (The Municipality of the Village of Lions Bay), about 591 connections; designated in 1995 Magnesia Community Watershed: the main water source from Magnesia Creek for Magnesia Creek Water System (The Municipality of the Village of Lions Bay), about 591 connections; designated in 1995 (80% of it lies here) Montizambert Community Watershed: the main water source from Montizambert Creek for Montizambert Creek Water Supply (the District of West Vancouver), about 90 connections; designated in 1995 (52% of it lies here) Newman Creek Community Watershed: the main water source from Newman Creek for Pacific Asset Management; designated in 1995 Charles Community Watershed: the second water source from Charles Creek for Charles Creek Water System (Strachan Point Estates Ltd), about 14 connections; designated in 1995 Alberta Community Watershed: a water source from Alberta Creek; designated in 1995, under review Rundle Community Watershed: a water source from Rundle Creek; designated in 1995, under review (47% of it lies here) Bowyer Community Watershed: the main water source from Bowyer Brook for Bowyer Island Estates Ltd.; designated in 1995
Mission	2 community watersheds, over 2% of the place Kenworthy Community Watershed: the main water source from Kenworthy Creek for Hatzic Prairie WUC, about 6 connections; designated in 1995 Cannell Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Cannell Lake for Abbotsford Mission Water & Sewer Commission (Abbotsford-Mission Water & Sewer Commission), about 36,500 connections; designated in 2004
Mount Waddington, Electoral Area A	2 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Quaee Community Watershed: a water source from Quaee Creek, about 25 connections; designated in 1995, under review North Quaee Community Watershed: a water source from North Quaee Creek, about 25 connections; designated in 1995, under review
Mount Waddington, Electoral Area C	2 community watersheds, over 2% of the place Tsulquate Community Watershed: the main water source from Tsulquate River for the District of Port Hardy, about 1,760 connections; designated in 1995 Calbick Community Watershed: the main water source from Calbick Creek for Quatsino First Nation, about 219 connections; designated in 1995
Nanaimo, Electoral Area C	5 community watersheds, over 31% of the place Englishman Community Watershed: the main water source from Englishman River for Parksville WWS (the City of Parksville), about 4,500 connections; designated in 1995 (70% of it lies here) South Nanaimo Community Watershed: the main water source from South Nanaimo River for the City of Nanaimo, about 24,000 connections; designated in 1995 (62% of it lies here) Little Qualicum Community Watershed: the main water source from Little Qualicum River for Little Qualicum Water Users, about 293 connections; designated in 1995 (47% of it lies here) China Community Watershed: the main water source from China Creek for China Creek Water System (the City of Port Alberni), about 6,900 connections; designated in 1995 (16% of it lies here) Mcfarland Community Watershed: the main water source from Bainbridge Lake for Bainbridge Lake Water System (the City of Port Alberni), about 6,900 connections; designated in 1995 (11% of it lies here)
Nanaimo, Electoral Area F	3 community watersheds, over 87% of the place Little Qualicum Community Watershed: the main water source from Little Qualicum River for Little Qualicum Water Users, about 293 connections; designated in 1995 (37% of it lies here) Englishman Community Watershed: the main water source from Englishman River for Parksville WWS (the City of Parksville), about 4,500 connections; designated in 1995 (26% of it lies here) French Community Watershed: the backup water source from French Creek for EPCOR Water (West) Inc. (Epcor Water Corp), about 2,000 connections; designated in 1995 (90% of it lies here)
Nanaimo, Electoral Area G	One community watershed, over 2% of the place French Community Watershed: the backup water source from French Creek for EPCOR Water (West) Inc. (Epcor Water Corp), about 2,000 connections; designated in 1995 (8% of it lies here)
Nanaimo, Electoral Area H	3 community watersheds, over 12% of the place Little Qualicum Community Watershed: the main water source from Little Qualicum River for Little Qualicum Water Users, about 293 connections; designated in 1995 (10% of it lies here) Nile Community Watershed: a water source from Nile Creek, about 494 connections; designated in 1995, under review Cold Community Watershed: the main water source from Cold Creek for Cherry Creek Waterworks District (Cherry Creek WWD), about 785 connections; designated in 1995 (89% of it lies here)
North Coast, Electoral Area A	3 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Shawatlan Woodworth Community Watershed: the main water source from Shawatlan River for Prince Rupert Community Water System (the City of Prince Rupert), about 4,720 connections; designated in 1995 Stumaun Community Watershed: the main water source from Stumaun Creek for Lax Kw-alaams Band (Lax Kw’alaams Band), about 200 connections; designated in 1995 (19% of it lies here) Dodge Community Watershed: the main water source from Dodge Creek for Dodge Cove Improvement District, about 32 connections; designated in 1995
North Coast, Electoral Area C	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Gabion Community Watershed: the main water source from Gabion River for Hartley Bay Band Council, about 304 connections; designated in 1995
North Coast, Electoral Area D	4 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Honna River Community Watershed: the main water source from Honna River for Honna Water Treatment System (the Village of Queen Charlotte), about 425 connections; designated in 1995 (88% of it lies here) Tarundl Community Watershed: the backup water source from Tarundl Creek for Tarundl Well System (the Village of Queen Charlotte); designated in 1995 (88% of it lies here) Slarkedus Community Watershed: the main water source from Slarkedus Creek for Skidegate water system (Skidegate Band Council), about 360 connections; designated in 1995 (69% of it lies here) Queen Charlotte City Community Watershed: the main water source from Jervis Brook for Queen Charlotte Water Distribution System, about 425 connections; designated in 1997 (10% of it lies here)
North Okanagan, Electoral Area B	2 community watersheds, over 2% of the place Irish Community Watershed: the backup water source from Irish Creek for Grandview Water District, about 100 connections; designated in 1995 Klim Community Watershed: the main water source from Klim Brook for Klim Brook Water Users Community, about 15 connections; designated in 1995
North Okanagan, Electoral Area C	7 community watersheds, over 61% of the place B.X. Community Watershed: a water source from B.X. Creek for Greater Vernon Water System (the Regional District of North Okanagan), about 38,563 connections; designated in 1995 Coldstream Community Watershed: the main water source from Coldstream Creek for Greater Vernon Water System (the Regional District of North Okanagan), about 38,563 connections; designated in 1995 Fortune Community Watershed: the main water source from Fortune Creek for Silver Star Water Improvement District, City of Armstrong, Township of Spallumcheen, Landsdowne Waterworks District, Highland Parks Waterworks District, about 1,095 connections; designated in 1995 Maid Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from Maid Creek for Eagle Rock Reforestation Centre; designated in 1995, under review (74% of it lies here) Meighan Community Watershed: the main water source from Meighan Creek for Meighan Creek Water Users Community, about 17 connections; designated in 1995 (77% of it lies here) Glanzier Community Watershed: the main water source from Glanzier Creek for Stepney Water District (Stepney Improvement District), about 45 connections; designated in 1995 (27% of it lies here) Kendry Community Watershed: the second water source from Kendry Creek for Mountain View Water District (Mountain View Waterworks District), about 16 connections; designated in 1995 (28% of it lies here)
North Okanagan, Electoral Area D	3 community watersheds, over 12% of the place Duteau Community Watershed: the main water source from Duteau Creek for Greater Vernon Water. (the Regional District of North Okanagan, Village of Lumby), about 39,363 connections; designated in 1995 King Edward (Deer) Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from Deer Creek for Greater Vernon Water System (the Regional District of North Okanagan), about 38,563 connections; designated in 1996, under review (69% of it lies here) Swayne Community Watershed: the main water source from Swayne Brook for Greater Vernon Water System (the Regional District of North Okanagan), about 38,563 connections; designated in 1995
North Okanagan, Electoral Area F	3 community watersheds, over 3% of the place Brash Community Watershed: a water source from Brash Creek; designated in 1995, under review East Canoe Community Watershed: the main water source from East Canoe Creek for Metford Dam (the City of Salmon Arm), about 7,000 connections; designated in 1995 (62% of it lies here) Glanzier Community Watershed: the main water source from Glanzier Creek for Stepney Water District (Stepney Improvement District), about 45 connections; designated in 1995 (41% of it lies here)
North Vancouver	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Sunshine Community Watershed: the main water source from Sunshine Creek, about 9 connections; designated in 1995
Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area A	One community watershed, over 1% of the place Rancher Community Watershed: the main water source from Rancher Creek for Osoyoos Indian Band, about 192 connections; designated in 1995 (71% of it lies here)
Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area D	2 community watersheds, over 22% of the place Ellis Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from Ellis Creek, about 1 connections; designated in 1995, under review (79% of it lies here) Penticton Community Watershed: the main water source from Penticton Creek for the City of Penticton Water Utility, about 9,000 connections; designated in 1995 (7% of it lies here)
Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area E	5 community watersheds, over 48% of the place Penticton Community Watershed: the main water source from Penticton Creek for the City of Penticton Water Utility, about 9,000 connections; designated in 1995 (90% of it lies here) Naramata Community Watershed: the backup water source from Naramata Creek for the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen, about 1,000 connections; designated in 1995 Ellis Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from Ellis Creek, about 1 connections; designated in 1995, under review (20% of it lies here) Robinson Community Watershed: the backup water source from Robinson Creek for the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen, about 1,000 connections; designated in 1995 Chute Community Watershed: the backup water source from Chute Creek for the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen, about 909 connections; designated in 1995
Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area F	3 community watersheds, over 73% of the place Trout Community Watershed: the main water source from Trout Creek for the District of Summerland, about 4,512 connections; designated in 1996 (53% of it lies here) Shingle Community Watershed: the backup water source from Shingle Creek for Lot 90 & Lot 78 wells (Penticton Indian Band), about 175 connections; designated in 1995 Farleigh Community Watershed: the main water source from Farleigh Lake for Farleigh Lake Water Users Community (FLWUC) (Penticton Indian Band, Farleigh Lake Water Users Community, People of the Pipe), about 25 connections; designated in 1996 (72% of it lies here)
Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area G	One community watershed, over 1% of the place Olalla Community Watershed: the backup water source from Olalla Creek for the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen, about 200 connections; designated in 1995
Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area H	11 community watersheds, over 8% of the place Trout Community Watershed: the main water source from Trout Creek for the District of Summerland, about 4,512 connections; designated in 1996 (45% of it lies here) Dillard Community Watershed: a water source from Dillard Creek; designated in 1995, under review Brook Community Watershed: the main water source from Brook Creek for Brookmere Water Users Community, about 45 connections; designated in 1995 (38% of it lies here) Peachland Community Watershed: the main water source from Peachland Creek for Peachland Ponderosa WaterSystem #2 or Deep/Peachland Creek (the District of Peachland), about 1,500 connections; designated in 1995 (6% of it lies here) Cable Community Watershed: a water source from Cable Creek; designated in 1995, under review Lee Community Watershed: a water source from Lee Creek; designated in 1995, under review Bell Community Watershed: the main water source from Bell Creek for Bonneview Water Co. Ltd. (Bonnevier Water Co. Ltd.), about 40 connections; designated in 1995 Anderson Community Watershed: a water source from Anderson Creek for Allison Lake Improvement District, about 70 connections; designated in 1995, under review Sandstone Community Watershed: a water source from Sandstone Creek for Hampton Campsite; designated in 1995, under review Hackett Community Watershed: the backup water source from Hackett Creek for Allison Lake Improvement District, about 75 connections; designated in 1995 Thomas Community Watershed: a water source from Thomas Brook for Thomas Brook Water Users Community, about 8 connections; designated in 1995
Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area I	2 community watersheds, over 2% of the place Farleigh Community Watershed: the main water source from Farleigh Lake for Farleigh Lake Water Users Community (FLWUC) (Penticton Indian Band, Farleigh Lake Water Users Community, People of the Pipe), about 25 connections; designated in 1996 (28% of it lies here) Keremeos Community Watershed: the main water source from Keremeos Creek for Apex Mountain Resort; designated in 1995
Pemberton	One community watershed, over 47% of the place Pemberton Community Watershed: the main water source from Pemberton Creek for the Village of Pemberton, Squamish Lilloett Regional District, about 1,136 connections; designated in 1995
Port Edward	One community watershed, over 8% of the place Wolf Community Watershed: the main water source from Wolf Creek for the District of Port Edward Water Treatment Plant, about 250 connections; designated in 1995
qathet, Electoral Area A	2 community watersheds, over 1% of the place Sliammon Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Sliammon Lake for Sliammon First Nation, about 435 connections; designated in 1999 Thulin Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Thulin Lake for Lund Waterworks District, about 105 connections; designated in 1999
qathet, Electoral Area B	One community watershed, over 25% of the place Haslam/Lang Community Watershed: the main water source from Lang Creek for Brew Bay Improvement District, City of Powell River, about 29 connections; designated in 1996 (34% of it lies here)
qathet, Electoral Area C	5 community watersheds, over 11% of the place Haslam/Lang Community Watershed: the main water source from Lang Creek for Brew Bay Improvement District, City of Powell River, about 29 connections; designated in 1996 (66% of it lies here) Jefferd Community Watershed: the main water source from Jefferd Creek for Stillwater Waterworks District, about 97 connections; designated in 1995 Community Creek Community Watershed: the main water source from Community Creek for Heffley Creek Water Works District/Irrigation District, other domestic and commercial users, about 21 connections; designated in 1999 Greer Community Watershed: a water source from Greer Brook, about 48 connections; designated in 1995, under review Silver Community Watershed: the main water source from Silver Creek for Lang Bay Waterworks Ltd., about 135 connections; designated in 1995
qathet, Electoral Area D	3 community watersheds, over 3% of the place Priest Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Priest Lake for Van Anda Improvement District - Priest Lake, about 233 connections; designated in 1999 Ball Park Community Watershed: a water source from Ball Park Creek for Gillies Bay Improvement District; designated in 1999, under review Cranby Community Watershed: the main water source from Cranby Creek for Gillies Bay Improvement District, about 230 connections; designated in 1995
qathet, Electoral Area E	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Hadley Community Watershed: the main water source from Hadley Creek for Pete's Lake Water Users, about 75 connections; designated in 1995
Revelstoke	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Bridge Community Watershed: the backup water source from Bridge Creek for the City of Revelstoke; designated in 1995 (8% of it lies here)
Rossland	5 community watersheds, over 60% of the place Hanna Community Watershed: the main water source from Hanna Creek for the City of Rossland, about 1,731 connections; designated in 1995 (47% of it lies here) Topping Community Watershed: the main water source from Topping Creek-FR for the City of Rossland, about 1,731 connections; designated in 1995 (57% of it lies here) West Little Sheep Community Watershed: a water source from West Little Sheep Creek; designated in 1995, under review South Murphy Community Watershed: the main water source from South Murphy Creek for the City of Rossland, about 1,731 connections; designated in 1995 (92% of it lies here) Elgood Community Watershed: a water source from Elgood Creek; designated in 1995, under review
Salmon Arm	4 community watersheds, over 7% of the place East Canoe Community Watershed: the main water source from East Canoe Creek for Metford Dam (the City of Salmon Arm), about 7,000 connections; designated in 1995 (37% of it lies here) Hobson Community Watershed: the main water source from Hobson Creek for Salmon Arm Water Distribution/Treatment system (the City of Salmon Arm), about 7,000 connections; designated in 1995 White Cliff Community Watershed: the main water source from White Cliff Gulch for Salmon Arm Water Distribution/Treatment system (the City of Salmon Arm), about 7,000 connections; designated in 1995 (86% of it lies here) Wade Community Watershed: the main water source from Wade Creek for Salmon Arm Water Distribution/Treatment system (the City of Salmon Arm), about 7,000 connections; designated in 1995
Sooke	3 community watersheds, over 7% of the place Charters Community Watershed: a water source from Charters River; designated in 1995, under review (19% of it lies here) Kemp Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Kemp Lake for Kemp Lake Waterworks District, about 220 connections; designated in 1999 (18% of it lies here) William Community Watershed: a water source from William Brook; designated in 1995, under review (9% of it lies here)
Southern Gulf Islands	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Shingle Community Watershed: the main water source from Shingle Creek for the Capital Regional District; designated in 1995
Spallumcheen	4 community watersheds, over 3% of the place Kendry Community Watershed: the second water source from Kendry Creek for Mountain View Water District (Mountain View Waterworks District), about 16 connections; designated in 1995 (69% of it lies here) Glanzier Community Watershed: the main water source from Glanzier Creek for Stepney Water District (Stepney Improvement District), about 45 connections; designated in 1995 (32% of it lies here) Maid Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from Maid Creek for Eagle Rock Reforestation Centre; designated in 1995, under review (26% of it lies here) Meighan Community Watershed: the main water source from Meighan Creek for Meighan Creek Water Users Community, about 17 connections; designated in 1995 (23% of it lies here)
Squamish	One community watershed, over 5% of the place Mashiter Community Watershed: the second water source for the District of Squamish, about 8,000 connections; designated in 1995 (14% of it lies here)
Squamish-Lillooet, Electoral Area A	5 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Fergusson Community Watershed: the backup water source from Fergusson Creek for Goldbridge Water System (Squamish Lillooet Regional District), about 53 connections; designated in 1995 President Community Watershed: a water source from President Creek for the Regional District of Squamish Lillooet; designated in 1995, under review Omin Community Watershed: the main water source from Omin Brook for BC Hydro (Bridge River townsite), Seton Lake Indian Band; designated in 1995 (55% of it lies here) Countless Community Watershed: a water source from Countless Creek; designated in 1995, under review Blackbird Community Watershed: the backup water source from Blackbird Creek for Bralorne Water System (Squamish Lillooet Regional District), about 100 connections; designated in 1995
Squamish-Lillooet, Electoral Area B	6 community watersheds, over 2% of the place Fountain Community Watershed: a water source from Fountain Creek; designated in 1995, under review (61% of it lies here) Dickey Community Watershed: the backup water source from Dickey Creek for Lillooet Water Distribution System (the District of Lillooet, T'it'q'et Indian Band); designated in 1995 Town Community Watershed: the backup water source from Town Creek for Lillooet Water Distribution System (the District of Lillooet), about 1,100 connections; designated in 1995 (85% of it lies here) Mellott Creek Community Watershed: the main water source from Mellott Creek for Ponderosa Ranch, Strata Plan K270; designated in 2009 (81% of it lies here) D'Arcy Community Watershed: the backup water source from D'Arcy Creek for D’Arcy Creek (D’Arcy Subdivision) (Squamish Lillooet Regional District, Titqet Indian Band), about 30 connections; designated in 1995 (46% of it lies here) Omin Community Watershed: the main water source from Omin Brook for BC Hydro (Bridge River townsite), Seton Lake Indian Band; designated in 1995 (41% of it lies here)
Squamish-Lillooet, Electoral Area C	9 community watersheds, over 1% of the place Spruce Community Watershed: the backup water source from Spruce Creek for Spruce Creek (Devine Subdivision) (Squamish Lillooet Regional District), about 30 connections; designated in 1995 Twentyone Mile Community Watershed: the main water source from Twentyone Mile Creek for Emerald Water System, Whistler Community System (Regional Municipality of Whistler), about 54,000 connections; designated in 1995 (55% of it lies here) Peq Community Watershed: a water source from Peq Creek for Peq Creek Pumphouse, about 305 connections; designated in 1995, under review (92% of it lies here) D'Arcy Community Watershed: the backup water source from D'Arcy Creek for D’Arcy Creek (D’Arcy Subdivision) (Squamish Lillooet Regional District, Titqet Indian Band), about 30 connections; designated in 1995 (54% of it lies here) Mccullock Creek Community Watershed: the second water source from McCullock Creek for Lillooet Lake Estates Limited (Lillooet Lake Estates Ltd.), about 150 connections; designated in 1995 Catiline Community Watershed: a water source from Catiline Creek for Lillooet Lake Estates Limited; designated in 1995, under review Rogowski Community Watershed: a water source from Rogowski Creek; designated in 1995, under review Mellott Creek Community Watershed: the main water source from Mellott Creek for Ponderosa Ranch, Strata Plan K270; designated in 2009 (19% of it lies here) Rideau Community Watershed: a water source from Rideau Brook for Regional Municipality of Whistler; designated in 1995 (42% of it lies here)
Squamish-Lillooet, Electoral Area D	7 community watersheds, over 6% of the place Capilano Community Watershed: the main water source from Capilano River for Capilano Watershed (the Regional District of Metro Vancouver), about 333,332 connections; designated in 1995 (28% of it lies here) Seymour Community Watershed: the main water source from Seymour River for Seymour Watershed (the Regional District of Metro Vancouver), about 333,332 connections; designated in 1995 (28% of it lies here) Stawamus Community Watershed: the second water source for the District of Squamish, about 8,000 connections; designated in 1995 Mashiter Community Watershed: the second water source for the District of Squamish, about 8,000 connections; designated in 1995 (86% of it lies here) Brew Community Watershed: the main water source from Brew Creek for Brew Creek / Black Tusk Village Water System, about 96 connections; designated in 1995 (83% of it lies here) Mineral Community Watershed: the main water source from Mineral Creek for Mineral Creek (Britannia Beach) (Squamish Lillooet Regional District), about 209 connections; designated in 1995 Magnesia Community Watershed: the main water source from Magnesia Creek for Magnesia Creek Water System (The Municipality of the Village of Lions Bay), about 591 connections; designated in 1995 (18% of it lies here)
Stikine Region	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Telegraph Community Watershed: a water source from Telegraph Creek for Tahltan Band, about 1,046 connections; designated in 1995 (8% of it lies here)
Strathcona, Electoral Area A	5 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Mckelvie Community Watershed: the main water source from McKelvie Creek for the Village of Tahsis, about 1,000 connections; designated in 1995 John Hart Community Watershed: the main water source from John Hart Lake for the City of Campbell River, about 14,304 connections; designated in 2001 (53% of it lies here) Newcastle Community Watershed: the main water source from Newcastle Creek for the Village of Sayward Water System, about 150 connections; designated in 1995 Andrews Community Watershed: a water source from Andrews Creek, about 75 connections; designated in 1995, under review Barton Community Watershed: a water source from Barton Creek; designated in 1995, under review (83% of it lies here)
Strathcona, Electoral Area C	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Harbott Community Watershed: the second water source from Harbott Creek for Orca Point, Inland Properties, about 1 connections; designated in 1995
Strathcona, Electoral Area D (Oyster Bay - Buttle Lake)	One community watershed, over 4% of the place Oyster Community Watershed: the main water source from Oyster River for Black Creek/Oyster River Water System (Comox Valley Regional District), about 940 connections; designated in 1995 (19% of it lies here)
Sunshine Coast, Electoral Area A	5 community watersheds, over 2% of the place West Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from West Lake; designated in 1999 Mcneill Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Haslam Creek for Madeira Park (Sunshine Coast Regional District), about 1,818 connections; designated in 1995 Waugh Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Waugh Creek for Egmot Water System (Sunshine Coast Regional District), about 25 connections; designated in 1999 (90% of it lies here) Helena Community Watershed: a water source from Helena Creek for Malibu Club, about 1 connections; designated in 1995, under review Little Quarry Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Little Quarry Lake for Quarry Harbour Strata Water System (Quarry Harbour Strata VR1481), about 80 connections; designated in 1999
Sunshine Coast, Electoral Area B	4 community watersheds, over 3% of the place Gray Community Watershed: the main water source from Gray Creek for supplements Chapman CW (Sunshine Coast Regional District), about 9,892 connections; designated in 1995 Milne Community Watershed: the backup water source from Milne Creek for Trout Lake Water System (Sunshine Coast Regional District); designated in 1995 Waugh Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Waugh Creek for Egmot Water System (Sunshine Coast Regional District), about 25 connections; designated in 1999 (7% of it lies here) Dysart Community Watershed: the main water source from Dysart Brook, about 10 connections; designated in 1999
Sunshine Coast, Electoral Area D	One community watershed, over 18% of the place Chapman Community Watershed: the main water source from Chapman Creek for Chapman Creek Water System (Sunshine Coast Regional District), about 9,892 connections; designated in 1995 (94% of it lies here)
Sunshine Coast, Electoral Area F	5 community watersheds, over 9% of the place Dakota Community Watershed: the backup water source from Dakota Creek for Sunshine Coast Regional District; designated in 1995 Mcnair Community Watershed: a water source from McNair Creek for Sunshine Coast Regional District; designated in 1995, under review Gambier Community Watershed: a former water source from Gambier Creek; designated in 1995, under review Fircom Community Watershed: the main water source from Fircom Creek for Camp Fircom & Gambier Island Community Association (Gambier Island Community Association (there are two different associations that share the use in this watershed)), about 13 connections; designated in 1995 Laurena Community Watershed: the main water source from Laurena Creek for Gambier Island Conservancy, about 33 connections; designated in 1995
Terrace	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Virginia Community Watershed: a water source from Virginia Brook, about 51 connections; designated in 1995, under review (46% of it lies here)
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area A (Wells Gray Country)	3 community watersheds, over less than 1% of the place Russell Community Watershed: the main water source from Russell Creek for the District of Clearwater, about 960 connections; designated in 1995 Mcdougall Community Watershed: the main water source from McDougall Creek for the District of Clearwater, about 960 connections; designated in 1995 Hascheak Community Watershed: the main water source from Hascheak Creek for the District of Clearwater, about 960 connections; designated in 1995
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area B (Thompson Headwaters)	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Avola Community Watershed: the main water source from Avola Creek for Avola Improvement District, about 113 connections; designated in 1995
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area E (Bonaparte Plateau)	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Clinton Community Watershed: the main water source from Clinton Creek for Clinton Water System (the Village of Clinton), about 350 connections; designated in 1995
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area I (Blue Sky Country)	14 community watersheds, over 6% of the place Murray Community Watershed: the main water source from Murray Creek for Spencer's Brdige (Cooks Ferry Indian Band); designated in 1995 Cornwall Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from Cornwall Creek for Cornwall Creek (Ashcroft Indian Band, Metro Vancouver), about 5 connections; designated in 1995 Intlpam Community Watershed: the main water source from Intlpam Creek for Lytton First Nation, about 795 connections; designated in 1995 Fountain Community Watershed: a water source from Fountain Creek; designated in 1995, under review (39% of it lies here) Nikaia Community Watershed: the main water source from Nikaia Creek for Lytton First Nation, about 795 connections; designated in 1995 Jimmies Community Watershed: the second water source from Jimmies Creek for Walhachin (Thompson Nicola Regional District); designated in 1995 Lytton Community Watershed: the main water source from Lytton Creek for Lytton Creek Water System (the Village of Lytton), about 229 connections; designated in 1995 Gladwin Community Watershed: a water source from Gladwin Creek; designated in 1995, under review Nepuchin Community Watershed: the main water source from Nepuchin Creek for Lytton First Nation, about 795 connections; designated in 1995 Six Mile Community Watershed: the irrigation water source from Six Mile Creek; designated in 1995, under review George Community Watershed: the main water source from George Creek for IR #2 Water Treatment (Skuppah Indian Band), about 117 connections; designated in 1995 Nekliptum Creek (North Channel): the main water source from Nekliptum Creek (N. Channel) for Nekliptum WTP (Kanaka Bar Indian Band), about 20 connections; designated in 1995 Inklyulnkinatko Community Watershed: the main water source from Inklyuhkinatko Creek for IR #2 Water System (Skuppah Indian Band), about 117 connections; designated in 1995 Mcintyre Community Watershed: the main water source from McIntyre Brook for IR #2 Water Treatment (Skuppah Indian Band), about 117 connections; designated in 1995
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area J (Copper Desert Country)	One community watershed, over 13% of the place Tranquille Community Watershed: the main water source from Tranquille River, about 2 connections; designated in 1995
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area L (Grasslands)	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Newsome Community Watershed: a water source from Newsome Creek for Sorrento Blind Bay Park (Columbia Shuswap Regional District (previously)); designated in 1995, under review (27% of it lies here)
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area M (Beautiful Nicola Valley - North)	One community watershed, over less than 1% of the place Alocin Community Watershed: the main water source from Alocin Creek for WestBank (the District of West Kelowna), about 5,000 connections; designated in 1996 (5% of it lies here)
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area N (Beautiful Nicola Valley - South)	3 community watersheds, over 2% of the place Kwinshatin Community Watershed: the main water source from Kwinshatin Creek for Coldwater Community Watersheds (Coldwater Indian Band), about 92 connections; designated in 1995 (93% of it lies here) Brook Community Watershed: the main water source from Brook Creek for Brookmere Water Users Community, about 45 connections; designated in 1995 (62% of it lies here) Skuagam Community Watershed: the main water source from Skuagam Creek for Coldwater Community Watersheds (Coldwater Indian Band), about 15 connections; designated in 1995
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area O (Lower North Thompson)	6 community watersheds, over 2% of the place Peterson Community Watershed: the main water source from Peterson Creek for Peterson Creek Water Users Community, about 20 connections; designated in 1995 Leonie Community Watershed: the backup water source from Leonie Creek for the District of Barriere; designated in 1995 Nelson Community Watershed: the main water source from Nelson Creek, about 4 connections; designated in 1995 Skowootum Community Watershed: a water source from Skowootum Creek; designated in 1995, under review Rosen Community Watershed: a former water source from Rosen Brook; designated in 1995, under review Corning Community Watershed: a water source from Corning Creek; designated in 1999 (8% of it lies here)
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area P (Rivers and the Peaks)	4 community watersheds, over 13% of the place Paul Lake Community Watershed: the main water source from Paul Lake for Paul Lake Waterworks, about 49 connections; designated in 1995 Paul Community Watershed: the backup water source from Paul Creek for Group of domestic water users; designated in 1995 (49% of it lies here) Currie Community Watershed: the main water source from Currie Brook for Currie Brook Water Users Association (Currie Brook Water Users Community), about 10 connections; designated in 1995 Toops Community Watershed: the main water source from Toops Creek for Adam's Lake Estates/Strata K133; designated in 1995
West Kelowna	One community watershed, over 6% of the place Rose Valley Community Watershed: the main water source from Rose Valley Lake for WestBank (the District of West Kelowna), about 3,800 connections; designated in 1995
West Vancouver	2 community watersheds, over 6% of the place Nelson Community Watershed: the main water source from Nelson Creek for Nelson Creek Water Supply (the District of West Vancouver), about 11,600 connections; designated in 1995 Montizambert Community Watershed: the main water source from Montizambert Creek for Montizambert Creek Water Supply (the District of West Vancouver), about 90 connections; designated in 1995 (48% of it lies here)
Whistler	7 community watersheds, over 14% of the place Twentyone Mile Community Watershed: the main water source from Twentyone Mile Creek for Emerald Water System, Whistler Community System (Regional Municipality of Whistler), about 54,000 connections; designated in 1995 (44% of it lies here) Blackcomb Community Watershed: the backup water source from Blackcomb Creek for Emerald Water System, Whistler Community System (Regional Municipality of Whistler); designated in 1995 Whistler Community Watershed: a water source from Whistler Creek for Regional Municipality of Whistler; designated in 1995 Alpha Community Watershed: the backup water source from Alpha Creek for Regional Municipality of Whistler; designated in 1995 Brew Community Watershed: the main water source from Brew Creek for Brew Creek / Black Tusk Village Water System, about 96 connections; designated in 1995 (17% of it lies here) Rideau Community Watershed: a water source from Rideau Brook for Regional Municipality of Whistler; designated in 1995 (58% of it lies here) Agnew Community Watershed: the backup water source from Agnew Creek for Regional Municipality of Whistler; designated in 1995

From the Province's Community Watersheds – Current, read 2026-10-07. Areas are measured by us on the 2021 census boundaries; a watershed is listed in each place holding at least 5% of it, and always in the one holding most of it. 3 lie on land without a place page here, reserves among them, and aren't listed. A water system's operator is named only where the Province's map lists it as a waterworks or a water users' body; connections are the Province's count of the system's service connections, where it gives one.

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