Victoria (B.C.)

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Information for Authority record

Name (Hebrew)
ויקטוריה (קולומביה הבריטית)
Name (Latin)
Victoria (B.C.)
Other forms of name
Corporation of the City of Victoria, B.C
Bikutoria (B.C.)
City of Victoria (B.C.)
Corporation of the City of Victoria (B.C.)
Fiktūriyā (B.C.)
Pikt'oria (B.C.)
Viktori (B.C.)
Viktorii︠a︡ (B.C.)
Viktorija (B.C.)
Viktorio (B.C.)
Viktoriya (B.C.)
Viktōria (B.C.)
Ṿiḳṭoryah (B.C.)
Weiduoliya (B.C.)
Wiktoriye (B.C.)
Βικτωρια (B.C.)
Coordinates
-123.3657 -123.3657 48.422151 48.422151 (gooearth )
W1232209 W1232209 N0482559 N0482559 (geonames )
Associated country
Canada
See Also From tracing place name
Fort Victoria (B.C.)
MARC
MARC

Other Identifiers

VIAF: 138883642
Wikidata: Q2132
Library of congress: n 81090251
OCoLC: oca00635454
Sources of Information
  • GeoNames, algorithmically matched, 2009(ppl; 48°25ʹ59ʺN 123°22ʹ09ʺW)
  • LAC internal file, December 3, 2020(heading: Victoria (B.C.); variants: Fort Victoria (B.C.); Victoria (C.-B.))
  • Wikipedia, October 31, 2014(Victoria, British Columbia; capital city of British Columbia, Canada; The Corporation of the City of Victoria; 48°25ʹ43ʺN 123°21ʹ56ʺW) Arabic page (فكتوريا = Fiktūriyā) Azerbaijani page (Viktoriya [in roman]) Bulgarian page (Виктория = Viktorii︠a︡) Greek page (Βικτωρία = Viktōria) Esperanto page (Viktorio) Korean page (빅토리아 = Pikt'oria) Ossetic page (Виктори = Viktori) Hebrew page (ויקטוריה = Ṿiḳṭoryah) Latvian page (Viktorija) Lithuanian page (Viktorija) Japanese page (ビクトリア = Bikutoria) Russian page (Виктория = Viktorii︠a︡) Albanian page (Viktoria) Serbian page (Викторија = Viktorija) Ukrainian page (Вікторія = Viktorii︠a︡) Uyghur page (Wiktoriye [in roman]) Chinese page (維多利亞 = Weiduoliya)
  • Vancouver & Victoria. [FS] n.d.
  • NLC 3/20/81(AACR 2: Victoria (B.C.))
  • Its Annual report ... 1987:t.p. (Corporation of the City of Victoria, B.C.)
  • NLC, 10-06-98(hdg.: Victoria (B.C.); the site chosen in 1842 as a fur-trade post was officially named Fort Victoria, June 10, 1843. The townsite adjacent to the fort was surveyed 1851-52, and incorporated as the City of Victoria in 1862. By 1864, the original fort had disappeared)