Tsawwassen

A suburban peninsula community in British Columbia's City of Delta, Tsawwassen is best known as the site of the BC Ferries terminal — built in 1959 on a causeway extending into the Strait of Georgia — connecting the Lower Mainland to Vancouver Island and the southern Gulf Islands. The Tsawwassen First Nation, a Coast Salish people with roots on this land dating to at least 200 B.C., hold treaty settlement lands to the northwest of the community.

• Population21,588
• Nearest water1.2 km
• Nearest mountain1.9 km