the thompson and fraser rivers meet at kamloops.
the thompson and fraser rivers meet at kamloops.
where do the thompson and fraser rivers meet?
kamloops
bullet::::- kleetlekut indian reserve no. 22, 2 miles north of lytton, 121.40 ha.









































bullet::::- kleetlekut indian reserve no. 22a, south of and adjoining ir no. 22, 68.50 ha.









































bullet::::- klickkumcheen indian reserve no. 18, at junction of the thompson and fraser rivers, ne of lytton, 15.60 ha.









































bullet::::- lytton indian reserve no. 13a, 6 miles northwest of and adjoining cameron bar ir no. 13, 18.20 ha.









































bullet::::- lytton indian reserve no. 21a, 3 miles north of lytton, 61.0 ha.









































bullet::::- lytton indian reserve no. 26a, on the right bank of the fraser river 3 miles below lytton, 81.50 ha.
lytton first nation
the name means in general "rivers meeting", but has also been translated "crossing over" and "the great fork". a more accurate interpretation of the name means, "the place inside the heart where the blood mixes". it is the ancient nlaka'pamux name for the confluence of the thompson and fraser rivers in the fraser canyon of british columbia, canada. the meaning refers to the location as the heart of the nlaka'pamux nation, and a creation story that accounts the nlaka'pamux hero "coyote" being disemboweled by a giant shape shifting spirit-being known as "the transformer", his heart being thrown into the confluence of the fraser and thompson rivers.
camchin