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COMMUNITIES LIST - Yukon Territory
(2008-02-24) Our listings for Yukon Territory include the following communities:

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• Upper Laberge
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• Wernecke
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Klondike (W3)

Adney, Edwin Tappau, amerikan. Illustrator und Maler, geb. 13.7.1868 in Athens, Ohio. Erhielt seine Erziehung in New York und North Carolina. Seine bekanntesten Arbeiten sind seine Illustrationen zu Chapmans Handbook of the Birds of Eastern North America. Als das Goldfieber Tausende von Menschen nach dem Klondike rief, war er dort 1897-98 Berichterstatter fur Harpers Magazine und hat durch seine illustrierten Artikel uber den Klondike das Land am meisten bekannt gemacht. Edmund von Mach.

CD: Thieme - Becker - Vollmer: Allgemeines Lexikon der Bildenden Künste

"klondike": A card-game played alone, the object being to see how many cards can be laid on a row of aces, following sequence and suit.

Named for the Klondike, the river and region around it in the Yukon territory, Canada, the scene of a gold-rush of 1896.

Capsicum annuum ( Klondike Bell Sweet Bell Pepper ) Cedrus deodara ( Klondike Himalayan Cedar ) Cosmos sulfureus ( Dwarf Klondike Cosmos )

Potentilla fruticosa ( Klondike Shrubby Cinquefoil )

Dwarf Klondike Cosmos ( Cosmos sulfureus )

• Klondike Bell Sweet Bell Pepper ( Capsicum annuum )
• Klondike Himalayan Cedar ( Cedrus deodara )
• Klondike Shrubby Cinquefoil ( Potentilla fruticosa )
• Klondyke Coleus ( Solenostemon scutellarioides )
• Klondyke Dahlia ( Dahlia )
• Klondyke Exbury Azalea ( Rhododendron )

gold ring

My great, great, great, great grandfather was a tin miner in Cornwall. He went to the klondike during the America gold rush to find gold. This ring is made from a nugget of gold which he sent back to relatives. This has been passed down through my family to my mum.

• Hootch: A Klondike Gold Rush Word -repost
• Klondike & Yukon Name Origins- revised
• Klondike & Yukon from Gwich'in Language; Gorby: Muskoka Insult; Lake Mistassini Primrose; Kiack: Nova Scotia Fish Word; Manitoba Words; Toronto's Pablum, Beavertails & Ontario’s Haw-Eaters; Scrunchins & Lassy Mogs; Alberta's Hoodoo; Skookum & Chinook Jargon; Lake Huron is Racist Insult; Sockeye Salmon
• New Brunswick’s Stumping; Hootch: A Word from the Klondike Gold Rush; Newfoundland’s Fish & Brewis; Parka; Wanigan; Crummy; Bonspiel; Regale; Ded Moroz: Russia’s Grandfather Frost;

Klondike & Yukon Both Stem from Gwich’in Word for River

The place names "Klondike" and "Yukon" both contain a Gwich’in word for "river". The "Gwich’in", formerly spelled "Kutchin" or "Gwitchin" in English, are an Athapaskan people living today in 15 small villages in Canada ’s Yukon and in northern Alaska. About 7,000 Gwich’in people remain, but only about 800 speak their native Athapaskan tongue.

"Klondike" derives from the name of a local river in the Gwich’in language where "thron-dyuk" means "Hammer River". The Gwich’in people hammered stakes into the river shallows to trap salmon. And of course we know the creeks and streams of this tributary of the Yukon River, particularly "Bonanza Creek", carried gold that was discovered on August 17, 1896, thus setting off the "Klondike Gold Rush". The popular poems of Robert W. Service helped make the word "Klondike" famous wherever English was read.
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List of plants collected by Mr. J. B. Tyrrell in the Klondike region in 1899 John Macoun.
By:
Macoun, John, 1831-1920
Tyrrell, J. B. (Joseph Burr), 1858-1957
Publication info: Ottawa? :s.n., 1899?
Contributed by: Canadiana.org (archive.org) View Book

(suspension bridge) Dawson, Yukon, Canada Klondike River

Dahlie: "Klondike"

17. August 1896: Goldfund am Klondike River

Die Amerikaner George Carmack, Tagish Charley und Skookum Jim hatten am 17. August 1896 Grund zum Jubeln: Beim Goldwaschen fanden sie eine ungewöhnlich große Menge des begehrten Metalls. Weitere Grabungen bestätigten die kühnsten Hoffnungen: Eine solche Goldgrube hatte man in Alaska bis dahin noch nicht entdeckt.
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Klondike

"Klondike": tributary of the Yukon River in northwestern Canada, from Kutchin (Athabaskan) "throndiuk", said to mean "hammer-water" and to be a reference to the practice of driving stakes into the riverbed to support fish traps. Scene of a gold rush after 1896.

Charmian Kittredge et l’appel du grand Ouest

Tout d’abord, il faut se mettre en situation. Fermez les yeux. Imaginez un petit village de bois, dont les rues sont arpentées par des femmes en robe longue et des filles de joie, sentez la fraicheur des forêts de conifères, du vent froid du Nord. C’est un peu le décor dans lequel Charmian a évolué, peu après son mariage avec le célebrissime Jack London, qui aura lui-même énormément écrit sur la Ruée vers l’Or de la fin du 19ème siècle, au Klondike. Mais parce qu’elle ne définit pas seulement par sa relation avec London, Charmian mérite un article à elle seule.
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Klondike (USA 1960-1961)

Javascript-Spiel "Klondike"

Government of Yukon

La Ruée vers l’or du Klondike de 1897-1898

About Yukon

Key facts

• Located in the Canadian Cordillera physiographic region.
• Total land mass is 482,443 km2 (about the size of Spain).
• Represents 4.8% of Canada's total land area.
• 9th largest of Canada's 10 provinces and 3 territories.
• Population is 35,862. Approximately 3/4 live in the capital city of Whitehorse (June 2012)
• All Yukon communities have access to a high-level of internet and broadband.

La Ruée vers l’or du Klondike de 1897-1898

(Une exposition présentée par les Archives du Yukon, de Whitehorse.)

Le secteur de la rivière Fortymile fait partie du territoire ancestral des Hän. Les "Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in", un sous-groupe des Hän, avaient coutume d’y venir pour chasser, pêcher, piéger et se rassembler. Ils avaient aussi établi un camp de pêche saisonnier à l’embouchure de la "Klondike". Ils étaient de très bons commerçants, et s’adonnaient au troc ou à la vente de marchandises avec d’autres groupes autochtones et les Blancs nouvellement arrivés.

À l’été de 1896, le Yukon n’était encore qu’un district des Territoires du Nord-Ouest, gouverné depuis Regina et dont les frontières faisaient l’objet d’un litige avec les États-Unis. Quelques postes de traite de taille modeste étaient disséminés le long du fleuve Yukon.
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Potentille arbustive fruticosa 'Klondike'

Auzias-Turenne, Raymond, 1861-1940: Le roi du Klondike (French) (as Author)

Boillot, Léon: Aux mines d'or du Klondike du lac Bennett à Dawson City (French) (as Author)

Cross, Victoria, 1868-1952: A Girl of the Klondike (English) (as Author)

Ellis, Edward Sylvester, 1840-1916: Klondike Nuggets and How Two Boys Secured Them (English) (as Author)

Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909: To Win or to Die - A Tale of the Klondike Gold Craze (English) (as Author)

Hardy, Paul, 1862-???: To Win or to Die - A Tale of the Klondike Gold Craze (English) (as Illustrator)

Leavitt, Thad. W. H. (Thaddeus William Henry), 1844?-1909: Kaffir, Kangaroo, Klondike - Tales of the Gold Fields (English) (as Author)

Lowell, Orson, 1871-1956: Klondike Nuggets and How Two Boys Secured Them (English) (as Illustrator)

Peonies: Klondike

"klondike" n. from the "Klondike gold rush" of the 1890's. A period of good income; a time of plenty.

[1894-1929] 1960 BURKE (ed White) 44 "Mary Joe": It's better than the Klondike / Since the rush came on the whorts. T 187/90-65 'Tis a klondike here now. The year is so bad as any year, but 'tis what you call pure klondike—gold-digging, the year—to what there was some years back in my day. T 207-65 Heavens, man, it is klondyke now, sure.

Geography of Klondike

How to Play Klondike

The Klondike River

Klondike

• Klondike Gold Rush - Seattle Unit National Historical Park
• Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park

Klondike

• Lieu historique national du Canada du Complexe-Historique-de-Dawson - Importante collection de bâtiments datant de l'époque de la ruée vers l'or du Klondike - Dawson, Territoire du Yukon
• Lieu historique national du Canada de la Drague-Numéro-Quatre - Symbolise l'importance des opérations de dragage (1899-1966) avec l'évolution des techniques d'exploitation aurifère au Klondike - Bonanza Creek, Territoire du Yukon
• Lieu historique national du Canada S.S. Keno - Bateau à vapeur en bois, construit en 1922 (140 pieds x 30 pieds, 3 ponts) mis en cale sèche à Dawson, au cœur du Klondike. - Dawson, Territoire du Yukon
• Lieu historique national du Canada S.S. Klondike - Le plus gros et le dernier bateau à vapeur du Yukon - Whitehorse, Territoire du Yukon

Klondike

Klondike Kat

"Dawson": a town in northwestern Canada in the Yukon on the Yukon River; a boom town around 1900 when gold was discovered in the Klondike

"Jack London": United States writer of novels based on experiences in the Klondike gold rush (1876-1916)

"John Griffith Chaney" United States writer of novels based on experiences in the Klondike gold rush (1876-1916)

"Klondike": a region in northwestern Canada where gold was discovered in 1896 but exhausted by 1910

"klondike": a form of solitaire that begins with seven piles of cards with the top cards facing up; descending sequences of cards of alternating colors are built on these piles; as aces become available they are placed above the seven piles; the object is to build sequences in suit from ace to king as the remaining cards are dealt out one at a time

"Skagway": a town in southeastern Alaska at the northern end of the Inside Passage; a gateway to the Klondike during the Alaskan gold rush

Klondike, Canada Weather

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Origin of "Klondike": Athabaskan ; from uncertain or unknown; perhaps
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Uni Laval
L'aménagement linguistique dans Yukon
Langues dans Yukon

(anglais-français) = CND

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Yukon Territory (W3)

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The province was named for the Yukon River. The river name derives from an Indian term for "clear water".
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