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McAllister Point is a point in the Central Coast region of British Columbia, Canada, on the east shore of the meeting of Moses and Rivers Inlets. [1]

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51°39′34″N127°25′29″W / 51.65944°N 127.42472°W / 51.65944; -127.42472