Fort Langley is widely known as "the birthplace of British Columbia" — a National Historic Site village on the Fraser River where the colony of British Columbia was proclaimed in 1858, today a heritage-designated community of boutiques, galleries, and riverside charm.
Location & Boundaries
Fort Langley sits on the south bank of the Fraser River in the northern part of the Township of Langley, across the Bedford Channel from McMillan Island, roughly bounded by the river to the north and east and Glover Road/the surrounding rural Township lands to the south and west.
