1910 Rogers Pass avalanche
A crew was clearing snow from the railway line through Rogers Pass, in the Selkirk Mountains of British Columbia, when the slide came down on them. The Weather Network records 62 men killed.
- Date
- 1910-03-04
- Deaths (Wikipedia list, low end where it gives a range)
- 62
- What the pin marks
- Where the avalanche struck, as the cited page positions it.
- Where the position is published
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1910_Rogers_Pass_avalanche
Category: Disasters & Incidents
Tags: railway, selkirk mountains, british columbia, snow clearing
Coordinates: 51.28333, -117.51194
Part of Avalanches that killed 50 or more people since 1900
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