Yukon

Built around Indigenous travel routes along the Yukon River and later reshaped by the Klondike gold rush, Yukon grew into Canada’s northwestern territory. Its vast interior extends from boreal forest and broad river valleys to Arctic tundra and the high ranges of Kluane National Park and Reserve. The Yukon River remains a defining route through the territory, while Dawson City recalls the 1898 rush that brought international attention to the Klondike. Yukon is home to 14 First Nations, whose communities, languages and traditions are central to its identity. Find related webcams across Yukon and the surrounding north to build a fuller picture of this Canadian territory.

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