Located on the eastern side of Vancouver Island, Comox is known as a historic naval and steamer port city and Canadian Forces Base. It is primarily residential in nature and located in a rich agricultural area producing potatoes, vegetables, fruit and daily products. 

The Comox skyline is hedged by mountains, providing a beautiful backdrop to this charming 

 The population of Comox is 14,806 (2021 census). 

Climate

 Comox has a warm-summer Mediterranean climate. Due to its position on a small peninsula surrounded by the waters of Georgia Strait, Comox Bay and the Courtenay River Estuary, Comox enjoys temperate weather year-round: summer temperatures average 22 °C (72 °F) and rarely reach 30 °C (86 °F), while winter temperatures rarely fall below freezing. Although annual precipitation averages 1,179 mm (46.4 in), almost 80% of this falls between October and March, mainly as rain rather than snow. The result is dry, sunny summers, and mild, wet winters. 

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