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The community of Francois Lake is located in Northern British Columbia . This beautiful lake is popular with anglers fishing for Rainbow Trout and Char also boating and swimming. The lake is home to Francois Lake Provincial Park.

For information on this area see Burns Lake.

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23 km (14 mi) south of Burns Lake on Hwy 35 off the Yellowhead Hwy 16

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