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Esquimalt

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Esquimalt (skwī`môlt, –mălt, ĕskwī`–), regional district (1991 pop. 16,129), on Vancouver Island, SW British Columbia, Canada, just SW of Victoria. It has the chief naval station and naval dockyard of W Canada. The station was established by the British government in 1855 and taken over by Canada in 1906.


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24, the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority and the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations welcomed guest to a unique arts occasion, the blessing of the Ogden Point Land and Sea Mural.
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