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Provides very unique gulf islands recreation and gulf islands lodges. The Spanish later arrived and set up a base at Nootka under the command of Don Juan Fransisco de la Bodega y Quadra, who had claimed the coast of Alaska for Spain. In 1792, Captain George Vancouver, with his ships Discovery and Chatham, arrived at Nootka Sound to take regain control under the terms of the Nootka Convention. A Treaty in 1793 gave the two countries joint ownership of Nootka, but it was not long after the signing that Spain's dominance in North America began to wane. Provides very unique gulf islands recreation and gulf islands lodges.

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The last Spanish ship was ordered out of the area in 1795, marking the end of the Spanish influence In British Columbia. Provides very unique gulf islands recreation and gulf islands lodges. Ironically, the early European explorers roaming the coast missed the mouth of the Fraser River due to the dense fog. The Fraser was discovered in 1791 by Spaniard Jose Maria Narvaez, a pilot in the Spanish Navy. Adventurous explorers and fur traders of the Northwest Company were heading west across the Rockies. Provides very unique gulf islands recreation and gulf islands lodges.