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Tetsa River is located along Northern British Columbia‘s Alaska Hwy 97 north of Fort Nelson. A wilderness area in the Northern Rockies region and popular for fishing and wildlife viewing.  Tetsa River Lodge is famous for their cinnamon buns and artisan meats, and they have cabins and a campground. Tetsa River Regional Park is also nearby.

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Tetsa River is located 107 km (68 mi) north of Fort Nelson along the Alaska Hwy 97

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