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Coal Creek Dredge
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What is Yukon-Charley Rivers?
Significant Values of Yukon-Charley Rivers
Charley River
Plant and Wildlife Habitat
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Human Use
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Upper Coal Creek Road
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Dog Mushing the Yukon River
Historic Sites Panotours
Yukon River Hyperlapse
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History & Culture
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Cap Reynolds & Sam Creek Cabin
The Subsistence Way of Life
Leon Crane's Charley River Survival Story
The Hendricks Family at Coal Creek
Frank Slaven and the Roadhouses of the Yukon River
Biederman Camp and Mail Carriers on the Yukon River
Amundsen on the Yukon
Ben Downing: Yukon Mail Carrier
Walter Johnson: Gold Dredge Pioneer
Places
Gold Rush Boomtown: Eagle City
4th of July Mining Camp
Slaven's Roadhouse
Woodchopper Roadhouse
Woodchopper Creek
Log Cabin Metropolis: Circle City
Stories
Klondike-Alaska Gold Rush
A Line in the Wilderness
Frontier Justice
Industrial Mining at Coal Creek
Drilling Rigs and the Search for Gold
Coal Creek Steam Boiler
Colorado Creek Doghouse Boiler
What is Placer Gold Mining?
Steam Tractor
Yukon Quest
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Archaeology
Research
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Animals
Peregrine Falcons
Wolves
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