Ahbou, British Columbia

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Ahbou is a ghost town located in British Columbia, Canada.

Description

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Ahbou is located along Lodi Lake and close to the old settlement of Anderson. Ahbou lake is located on the other side of a road that runs near the Ahbou Settlement.^[1]

References

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^ Garnet Basque (1982), Britis a Ghost Town Atlas, A wealth of Information, this edition locates and identifies nearly 500 Ghost towns, Forts, Historic Trails & Indian Villages

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