Yukon

Whitehorse's home territory

Yukon is a territory in northwestern Canada, bordering Alaska.

The Yukon River, one of North America's longest, flows through it.

The region is associated with the Klondike Gold Rush of the late 1890s, which drew thousands of prospectors to the area.

Yukon also appears as a vehicle model name, suggesting ruggedness and frontier spirit.

river

Whitehorse

Yukon's governmental center

watershed · headwaters · current · channel · salmon run · flow · freshwater · waterway · canoe route · gold rush

wilderness

taiga

Subarctic evergreen biome

permafrost · grizzly · moose · aurora borealis · backcountry · spruce · wildlife · solitude · midnight sun · northern lights

goldrush

1898

A calendar year

nuggets · stampede · sourdough · boomtown · gold fields · panning · sluice · placer · Jack London · Skagway

territory

Whitehorse

Yukon's governmental center

Mayo · Northwest Territories · self-governing

Categories
Opposites
canadian political status

Yukonprovince

Regional administrative district

Canadian provinces · Ontario · Quebec · British Columbia · Atlantic Canada

climate and geography

YukonFlorida

Southeastern American peninsula state

Hawaii · Caribbean · tropics · Amazon · Sahara

population density and urbanization

YukonTokyo

Japan's capital city

Manhattan · Hong Kong · megacity · metropolis · urban core

Phrases
Family

Klondike

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G