Kelowna

Kelowna is a city on Okanagan Lake in the Okanagan Valley in the southern inside of British Columbia, Canada. It fills in as the head office of the Regional District of the Central Okanagan. The name Kelowna gets from an Okanagan dialect term for "mountain bear". Kelowna is the third-biggest metropolitan territory in the region with a populace of 194,882, behind just Vancouver and Victoria. It positions as the 22nd-biggest in Canada and is the biggest city in British Columbia that is found inland.

Kelowna's city legitimate contains 211.82 square kilometers 81.78 sq mi, and the statistics metropolitan territory contains 2,904.86 square kilometers 1,121.57 sq mi. In 2016, the number of inhabitants in Kelowna comprised of 127,380 people possessing 53,903 private abodes. Downtown Kelowna is the focal point of the city and is a vacationer area. It is situated close by Okanagan Lake, and its region is authoritatively characterized as all land north of parkway 97, south of Clement Avenue, east of Okanagan Lake, and west of Richter Street. There are two principle courses through the downtown center along which different attractions and trade are concentrated.

These incorporate a few stops and shorelines along the lake, promenades and other strolling trails, Kelowna Marina and Yacht Club, Delta Grand inn and gambling club, and Prospera Place field. The other principle course through downtown is Bernard Avenue from Richter road to the lake. It has more shops and eateries outlined both for local people and voyagers. Despite the fact that Bernard rd. proceeds with east well past the downtown zone, it isn't a piece of downtown and is zoned private.