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289:, was retired in 1936, ship repairs continued in the yards until the 1960s. The decommissioned land was bought in 1971 by the Okanagan Landing and District Community Association. The association was formed "To promote recreational, educational and cultural activities in Okanagan Landing and District; to improve the condition of and advance in every way community life and public affairs in the Okanagan Landing and District area and to provide suitable building and grounds for the furtherance of such objects." Okanagan Landing was annexed to the city of Vernon in 1993, but the association continues to maintain the area, now known as Paddlewheel Park. The association holds monthly meetings in the Shipwrights Hall. The hall was burned in 1999 and the new hall opened in April 2000. The station house holds the museum and archives, as well as meeting rooms. Organizations and activities supported by the association include the playground, North Okanagan Sailing Association, Vernon Paddling Center, annual regatta, community potluck suppers, community dances, weekly social bridge games and fall and spring "clean-up" days. 44: 515: 116: 136: 51: 275: 272:. Located in Penticton, the luxurious Incola Hotel was operated by the CPR and served to accommodate the various needs of travelers traveling by boat or train. The picture below shows steamboats at Okanagan Landing in 1916. 793: 200:, it was the terminus station for the Shuswap and Okanagan Railway and served as the port and shipyard for steamboats operating to the south, as well as a transfer barge slip. 239:, working in unison to maintain the already high standards of service known to CPR passengers. Ships that were built at and serviced Okanagan Landing include the SS 208:
Okanagan Landing was developed in 1892 when the Shuswap and Okanagan Railway from Sicamous was completed. It was built as a shipyard to construct and maintain the
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Okanagan Landing served as a bridge between the CPR boat and train service. Three luxury vessels, a host of smaller passenger and freight boats, as well as the
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Jayne, Miriam. A Brief History: Okanagan Landing and District Community Association. 2002. Okanagan Landing and District Community Association, Vernon, B.C.
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Jayne, Miriam. A Brief History: Okanagan Landing and District Community Association. 2002. Okanagan Landing and District Community Association, Vernon, B.C.
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Harvey, A.G. "Okanagan Place Names," The Twelfth Report of the Okanagan Historical Society. 1948. Okanagan Historical Society, Vernon.
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Turner, Robert D. The Sicamous and the Naramata: Steamboat Days in the Okanagan. 1947. Sono Nis Press, Victoria.
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was an unincorporated settlement and steamboat port at the north end of
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Populated places in the Regional District of North Okanagan
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Okanagan Landing is located in British Columbia
British Columbia
50°14′00″N 119°21′00″W / 50.23333°N 119.35000°W / 50.23333; -119.35000
Canada
Province
British Columbia
Time zone
Area code(s)
250
778
http://www.okanaganlanding.com/index.html
Okanagan Lake
Southern Interior of British Columbia
city of Vernon
SS Aberdeen
Canadian Pacific Railway
steamship on Okanagan Lake
Kettle Valley Railway
Penticton
SS Okanagan
SS Naramata
SS Sicamous
Steamboats at Okanagan Landing, 1916
Sicamous (sternwheeler)
Steamboats of Lake Okanagan
Vernon, British Columbia
ISBN
978-1-55039-089-6
BCGNIS entry "Okanagan Landing (community)"
"Okanagan Landing & District Community Association"

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