Enderby, British Columbia

Enderby is a city in the province of British Columbia, Canada. It is located in the Northern Okanagan regional district.

The population of Enderby was 3,028 as reported by the 2021 Canadian census. The mayor of Enderby is Huck Galbraith. The city of Enderby had many previous names including Fortune's Landing by European settlers. It changed to Lambly's Landing after Thomas and Robert Lambly built a freight warehouse north of Fortune's farm. The government of British Columbia renamed the town Belvidere later. Many residents of the town decided to reject this name and still referred to he town as either Lambly's or Steamboat Landing. People in the town's literary gathering decided on the title of the poem "The Brides of Enderby" by English poet Jean Ingelow for the name.

The area is known for being a popular hiking, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling destination, especially with the Enderby Cliffs Provincial Park which is a British Columbia Provincial Park.

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