Introduction

Climate

• Yukon's condition is mostly tundra
• It's winters are long and bitterly cold 
• It's summers are short and cool

Important features

• In the southwest is the St. Elias Mountains of Yukon 
• Mount Logan in Elias Mountains is tallest mountain in Canada
• Yukon & Peel river drain in the Yukon
• Bordered by British Columbia, Northwest Territories and Alaska
• Surrounded by Sewlyn and Mackenzie ranges section of Rockies

Economic Activities

• Mining gold is chief industry
• Also mined along with zinc, lead and silver
• Other activities are fur trapping, fishing, agriculture and lumbering
• Hydroelectric power powers mines and settlements (current)

Traveling

• Airplanes are mostly used for transportation current (current)
• Charter services are used for more remote settlements (current)
• Alaskan Highway in Yukon is heavily used road (current)
• People travel White Pass or Chilkoot Pass to get to Klondike River
• People also took ships around to Yukon instead of walking

Provincial facts

• Capital of yukon is Whitehorse
• Provincial flower is fireweed
• It's a territory out of the other few territories in Canada

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