Where We've Mapped

Over the past seven years, LEPS has mapped nearly 800 kilometres of Langley's watercourses, including approximately 200 kilometres of unmapped or poorly mapped tributaries.

Streams Mapped Using the Streamkeepers Method
This image depicts some of the watercourses in Langley that have been mapped using the adapted Streamkeepers method. To see the full image, click on the thumbnail.
The watercourses mapped using the Streamkeepers method are located in the Yorkson,
Latimer, West, Lower Salmon, Davidson, Coghlan, Bertrand, Nicomekl, Murray and Anderson watersheds.

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The SHIM method has been used in the Upper Salmon, West, Nathan, Palmateer and Little Campbell watersheds, as indicated in the image on the right. Fish sampling to determine fish species presence and distribution has been conducted throughout the municipality, and the data is monitored and updated early.

Because of the extensive mapping and inventory work LEPS has conducted since 1993, data is available on stream locations, habitat features and fish presence throughout Langley.

Streams Mapped Using the SHIM Method


If you would like to access this information, just contact us at (604) 532-3517. For more mapping information, visit www.shim.bc.ca or www.pskf.ca.

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