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Doors. right: Amy .... Number: 26. TO ALASKA | This 2,000-mile river was the 
principal transportation route during the early mining days of Alaska | Yukon 
River. [DOC] [TLE] Chapter 4-15: Mining - Alaska's Heritage | Alaska History and ... [PAR] Prospectors found gold in the Fortymile River drainage and at Birch Creek in .... A 
less-publicized route was the Dalton Trail (earlier called the Chilkat Trail) from 
Haines. ... a gold rocker and recovered $1,200 in gold in 20 days from the beach 
sands. During the summer of 1899, 2,000 men and women recovered $2 million 
in... [DOC] [TLE] Where To Find Gold in Alaska - Akmining.biz [PAR] With transportation virtually limited to river travel, the great distances from gold 
deposits to supply and population centers inhibited any large-scale mining in the 
early days. ... The lode mines in Alaska were virtually inactive during 1942-65. .... 
The Yentna-Cache Creek district includes about 2,000 square miles on the... [DOC] [TLE] Yukon River - Wikipedia [PAR] The longest river in Alaska and Yukon, it was one of the principal means of 
transportation during the 18961903 Klondike Gold Rush. A portion of the river in
... [DOC] [TLE] Alaska-Mines - Mining Artifacts [PAR] Alaska mining, Alaska gold mining, Alaska gold rush, alaskan gold rush, Alaska 
... The principal mines were the Beatson-Bonanza mine at Latouche and the ... 
the Fortymile River and news spread rapidly from there to other mining camps in 
... two days later in Seattle, when the first of the early prospectors returned from 
the... [DOC] [TLE] Marshall, Fortuna Ledge and the Mining of Willow Creek [PAR] It is to be found in southwestern Alaska on the Lower Yukon River between two ... 
After 1923 a second route opened for transportation of goods to the Interior and 
Lower Yukon. .... This 2,000 square mile region included the Marshall area. .... 
The miners were said to number around 3,000 in the early days of the stampede. [DOC] [TLE] Alaska. Vol. III. Washington, DC - U.S. Coast Guard [PAR] had looked a few days earlier for strategic Midway, For some fifteen months ... 
bombed, is only about 2,000 miles from either Honolulu or San Francisco. ... 
During the early period of Alaskan history, it was practically the only ... for the 
extension of transportation facilities, especially aviation, for the .... 'Of her three 
principal. [DOC] [TLE] Kuskokwim River RDI Application - Historical Documents - Alaska ... [PAR] During the 1960s the BLM made determinations of navigability for water bodies 
on ... character and history of waterways as routes of travel and transportation. ... 
Alaska's Kuskokwim River Region is the third such report issued by the BLM. ... of 
the mining industry, identifies the principal settlements, and traces the history of... [DOC] [TLE] the yentna district alaska - U.S. Geological Survey [PAR] Supplies and transportation. ..... pretations of the physiographic history of central 
Alaska. i Capps, S. K., The ... the drainage basin of Yentna River above the 
mouth of the Kahiltna, ... more than a few miles on either side of the route of travel
, and as both ... was continued until September 13, a period of SO days, during 
which. [DOC] [TLE] gold placers of the eortymile, eagle, and circle districts alaska [PAR] Settlements, transportation, and communication___________________ 142 .... 
A short sketch of the discovery and early exploration of the Yukon. Valley in 
Alaska has ... Porter, E. A., Placer mining in the Fortymile, Eagle, and 
Seventymile River districts .... 800 feet. The ridge tops range in elevation from 
2,000 feet close. [DOC] [TLE] Land and Ice Encyclopedia Arctica 9: Transportation and ... [PAR] However, the route finally selected for the full-fledged Alaska Highway was one 
.... A similar but smaller suspension bridge crosses the Liard River

Question: This 2,000-mile river was the principal transportation route during the early mining days of Alaska
Answer: Yukon River