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Conservancy overview
Goat Cove Conservancy was established as part of government’s land use decision for the Central Coast planning area. Goat Cove is an attractive steep-walled bay at the northwestern tip of Roderick Island, east of Klemtu. The bay is strategically located at the head of Finlayson Channel at the junction with Sheep Pass, making it a popular anchorage for divers visiting the wreck of the “Ohio” in Carter Bay.
Conservancy Size: 95 hectares – 74 hectares of upland and 21 hectares of foreshore
Date Established: May 31, 2007
Conservancy Size: 95 hectares – 74 hectares of upland and 21 hectares of foreshore
Date Established: May 31, 2007
Location
The conservancy is located approximately 25 kilometres northeast of Klemtu and 85 kilometres north of Bella Bella.Advisories
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Conservancy details
- Date established: May 22, 2007
- Size: 95 hectares
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