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thomas201

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Posted: 10/04/23 08:01am

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Does anyone know, is the Liard Trail paved past the NW Territories boundary to Fort Liard, or does it switch to gravel right at the border?

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ssthrd

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Posted: 10/04/23 08:20am

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Google Earth shows from their 2023 view that pavement ends about 12 miles north of the BC/Territories border.

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Posted: 10/04/23 06:57pm

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Gravel
NWT Road Map.

If you download the map it clearly indicates gravel.

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