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From west to east:
Yukon (capital Whitehorse)
Northwest Territories (capital Yellowknife)
and the most recent addition, Nunavut (capital Iqaluit)
What else can I help you with?
What are the territorys in the north of Canada?
It is Yukon, and Nunavut.
What was the Newfoundland territory?
One of the first North American territorys claimed by Great Britian in the 1600s,Its now a province of Canada.
What is Yukon territorys capital?
The City of Whitehorse is the capital of Canada's Yukon Territory. As of December 31, 2008, the population of Whitehorse was 25,403.
How many territorys are in Antarctica?
There are no territories in Antarctica.
What are the occupied territorys?
Singapore was definitely one
Where is skeena river?
skeena river is in the northwest territorys
How many territorys are there located to the north in Canada?
...All of them. Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut are all in northern Canada. In a way, it's what makes them territories, as the difference between a territory and a province has mainly to do with population (and not a lot of people are eager to live in the far north).
What are the type of territorys in China?
terwer,opre,wertav,and greenville
What Indian tribe were sent to territorys a removal of the east?
The Cherokee
What are the two territorys the US owns?
Virgin Islands and Guam.
What is the Yukon territorys second largest source of income?
pancakes
What was theme of the lincoln-douglas debates?
slavery and expanstion to other territorys
