Alberta-BC boundary. Hill
E of Yellowhead Lake
52.85 N 118.3833 W — Map 83D/16 — Google — GeoHack
Name officially adopted in 1951
Official in BC – Canada
E of Yellowhead Lake
52.85 N 118.3833 W — Map 83D/16 — Google — GeoHack
Name officially adopted in 1951
Official in BC – Canada
This hill appears on:
McEvoy’s map Yellowhead Pass 1900 [as “Miette Mts.”]
Boundary Commission Sheet 29 (surveyed in 1917)
Boundary Commission Sheet 29 A (surveyed in 1917)
McEvoy’s map Yellowhead Pass 1900 [as “Miette Mts.”]
Boundary Commission Sheet 29 (surveyed in 1917)
Boundary Commission Sheet 29 A (surveyed in 1917)
Baptiste Millette, an employee of the fur-trading North West Company, was the namesake of Roche Miette and other “Miette” place names in the vicinity.
Miette Hill on the Continental Divide drains into Clairvaux Creek on the Alberta side. Clairvaux Creek is a tributary of Miette River in the Athabasca River drainage.
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