The town initially went by two names, Rockwell and Harrisburg, until gold miners voted on December 14, 1881 to rename the town after Joe Juneau, one of its founding prospectors.
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It was named in honor of the Canadian prospector Joe Juneau.
From gold prospector Joe Juneau.
Juneau is named for Joe Juneau a French Canadian.
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Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau.Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau.
Joe Juneau is famous in his name being taken as the name of a state, Alaska's , capital. This strongly suggests that Joe Juneau was held in high esteem by the people of Alaska at the time the name was chosen and that he was the most famous man in the region at the time. That fame endures unto this day in Juneau, Alaska, state capital.
Juneau is neither a state nor a country.Juneau is the capital city of Alaska.And Alaska is a state of the United States of America.There is also a city called Juneau in Dodge County, Wisconsin, US.There is also a county (not country) called Juneau, also in Wisconsin, US.Further reading:Related Question: Where is Juneau?Related Question: When was Juneau in Alaska founded?Related Question: How did Juneau get its name?Juneau (Alaska) on WikipediaJuneau (City in Wisconsin) on WikipediaJuneau (County in Wisconsin) on WikipediaThe official Juneau (Alaska) website
Named after one of the first white people to go there looking for gold. Joe Juneau. That wasn't the town's original name, though. It was re-named from Harrisburg.
Juneau is the capital city in Alaska.
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