Posting this here since it is weather related.
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A B.C. Hydro power pole from the Interior of the province has washed up hundreds of kilometres away on the rocks of Boundary Bay in Tsawwassen, providing a sobering reminder of the catastrophic flooding that devastated parts of British Columbia two months ago .
The pole was spotted on the beach by an off-duty B.C. Hydro employee on Christmas Day.
By tracing the metal identification plate, officials determined it had floated all the way downriver to the South Coast from the Shackan First Nation community near Merritt — a journey of almost 400 kilometres — after getting swept away by the torrential rains and floods of Nov. 14 and 15.
"We believe that the power pole was swept into the Nicola River, travelled down the Nicola into the Thompson River, past Spences Bridge, all the way down the Fraser River, under the Port Mann Bridge and into the Pacific Ocean. It then bobbed past the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal, around Point Roberts and ended up in Boundary Bay," said B.C. Hydro spokesperson Kyle Donaldson.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british- ... -1.6311084Look at the map on the link. That pole did some travelling and there are many others that haven't been located yet.
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A total of 87 B.C. Hydro power poles and 14 transformers from Highway 8 were lost to the floods. Sixty of those poles remain unaccounted for.