Mile Zero — the legendary starting point of the Alaska Highway
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Dawson Creek is famous as Mile Zero of the Alaska Highway — the historic 2,232km military road built in 1942 connecting Dawson Creek to Delta Junction, Alaska. The Mile Zero Post in the city centre is one of Canada's most iconic road trip landmarks. The city of 12,000 serves as the southern hub for the Alaska Highway driving community and the Peace Region of northeastern BC.
The South Peace Regional Archives, the Dawson Creek Art Gallery in the historic grain elevator, and the Alaska Highway House museum give the city surprising cultural depth for its size.
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