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Yukon Territory Quiz

Can you guess these facts about the Canadian territory of Yukon?
Quiz by Aaron197
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Last updated: August 31, 2020
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First submittedAugust 2, 2020
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Capital of Yukon
Whitehorse
Longest river
Yukon
1890s gold rush
Klondike
Center of the above
Dawson City
Tallest mountain in Canada
Mount Logan
National park where the above
is located
Kluane
Mountain range of that mountain
Saint Elias
Geographical "circle" that runs
through Yukon
Arctic Circle
What are Kutchin, Hän, Kaska
and Tagish?
Indigenous
Peoples
Famous sled-dog race
Quest
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Answer
Bordering province
British Columbia
Yukon split from this territory
in 1898
Northwest
Territories
Range shared by that territory
Mackenzie
The original European settlers
were traders looking for this
Fur
Dog breed on the coat of arms
Alaskan Malamute
Yukon's historical major industry
Mining
What are Watson Lake, Faro
and Haines Junction?
Cities
What is Herschel?
an Island
Bordering sea
Beaufort Sea
Territorial flower
Fireweed
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2 Comments
bibliophile
+3
Level 43
Nov 10, 2023
Watson Lake, Faro, and Haines Junction are not cities they are towns/communities. :)
Dontforget
+2
Level 71
Jul 7, 2024
Can you allow town as a type in for city? They are technically too small to be cities.

My mom was born in Faro, it's cool to see it in a quiz

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