List of lieutenant governors of British Columbia
Lieutenant Governors of British Columbia, 1871-present

List of lieutenant governors of British Columbia

Section Title: Lieutenant Governors of British Columbia, 1871-present
Table Section Text: None

#	Image	Name	Governor from	Governor until

Lieutenant Governors under Queen Victoria (1871 – 1901):

1.	-	Sir Joseph William Trutch KCMG	1871	1876

2.	-	Albert Norton Richards QC	1876	1881

3.	-	Clement Francis Cornwall JP	1881	1887

4.	-	Hugh Nelson	1887	1892

5.	-	Edgar Dewdney PC	1892	1897

6.	-	Thomas Robert McInnes	1897	1900

7.	-	Sir Henri-Gustave Joly de Lotbinière PC KCMG	1900	→

Governors under Edward VII (1901 – 1910):

7.	-	cont...	←	1906

8.	-	James Dunsmuir	1906	1909

9.	-	Thomas Wilson Paterson	1909	→

Governors under George V (1910 – 1936):

9.	-	cont...	←	1914

10.	-	Sir Francis Stillman Barnard KCMG	1914	1919

11.	-	Edward Gawler Prior PC	1919	1920

12.	-	Walter Cameron Nichol	1920	1926

13.	-	Robert Randolph Bruce	1926	1931

14.	-	John William Fordham Johnson	1931	→

Governors under Edward VIII (1936):

14.	-	cont...	←	1936

15.	-	Eric Werge Hamber	1936	→

Governors under George VI (1936 – 1952):

15.	-	cont...	←	1941

16.	-	William Culham Woodward	1941	1946

17.	-	Charles Arthur Banks CMG	1946	1950

18.	-	Clarence Wallace CBE	1950	→

Governors under Elizabeth II (1952 – present):

18.	-	cont...	←	1955

19.	-	Frank Mackenzie Ross CMG MC	1955	1960

20.	-	George Randolph Pearkes PC VC CC CB DSO MC CD	1960	1968

21.	-	John Robert Nicholson PC OBE QC	1968	1973

22.	-	Walter Stewart Owen OC QC	1973	1978

23.	-	Henry Pybus Bell-Irving OC DSO OBE OBC ED CD	1978	1983

24.	-	Robert Gordon Rogers	1983	1988

25.	-	David Lam OC CVO OBC	1988	1995

26.	-	Garde Gardom OBC QC	1995	2001

27.	-	Iona Campagnolo PC OC OBC	2001	2007

28.	-	Steven Point OBC	2007	2012

29.	-	Judith Guichon OBC	2012	2018

30.	-	Janet Austin OBC	2018

Colour denotes living former lieutenant governors

Sentence(s)

Hugh Nelson was the fourth Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia.

final_sentence: Hugh Nelson was the fourth Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia.