Lillooet

Lillooet is a municipality located in the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District of British Columbia. With a population of 2302, it is a great place to call home. Lillooet has a total area of 27.63 km². One of the southernmost towns where indigenous people form the majority. The St'at'imc Nation has been living in the region for thousands of years. The location of the Fraser River, situated in the Lower Fountain and Bridge River Rapids, make for a very popular salmon fishing and salmon drying site. Lillooet is Mile 0 on the Cariboo Gold Rush trail. Where miners would go to strike it rich. The town quickly grew to a population of over 4,000 people. Hotels, bars, schools and a church has were constructed to support this booming goldrush town. The economy was historically based on logging, railway, ranching, farming and government services. The long growing season made it ideal for orchards and ginseng farms. The town has two elementary schools and one high school. The high school also services small rural communities like Seton Portgae, Gold Bridge and Bralorne. The town is a rugged mountain town that has four season activities available, a "main street", features a bakery , two grocery stores, and small shops. Lillooet is home to the famous " lulu lemon hike", among many others. Try your hand at a guided world-famous sturgeon fishing and the Fraser River. A 9-hole, rolling green golf course has some funny obstacles to make your game more interesting , sheep. Many fun and interesting things in Lillooet.

Tekamar Mortgage Fund will lend on first and second mortgages here. We will look at all mortgage products, including refinances, debt consolidation, poor credit, bankruptcy and everything else found on our mortgage products page. Our maximum loan to value in the District municipality of Lillooet is 65.0%.