Sicamous, British Columbia
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 Sicamous, British Columbia is a town located adjacent to the Trans Canada Highway at the Highway 97A junction of Mara Lake and the Shuswap Lake system. It is known as a popular all season tourist destination attracting visitors from throughout Canada and the United States as well as worldwide. It has a population of 2300 which nearly doubles during the summer months. Sicamous holds the distinction of being considered 'The houseboat capital of Canada' due to the plethora of houseboat rentals and the huge expanse of interconnected lakes.
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