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Does the Yukon River share border with Canada and the US?
The Yukon River crosses the Canada-US border, but does not form part of it.
What river was Yukon Territory named after?
the river that flows along the border between Canada and Minnesota actually has two names : Rainy River is the Western side and Pigeon River is the Eastern end of the same river.
Where is Whitehorse in Yukon territory?
In the south western part of the Yukon Territory, on the Yukon river
Where is the Yukon River's source?
In British Columbia.
What is the river that flows into the Bering Sea and begins at northwestern Canada?
It is the Yukon River.
What is the name of the river that starts in Canada and blows into central Alaska?
The Yukon River runs through Canada & Alaska all the way out to the Bering Sea.
What river runs in Alaska?
not sure but im sure it;s somthing exicting whoever
What river begins in the Canadian mountains and crosses Alaska before emptying into the bering sea?
The Yukon River flows from Yukon Territory in Canada, through the American state of Alaska to the Bering Strait.
What is the longest river in Alaska?
The Kuskokwim River is the second largest river in Alaska!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 The Kuskokwim River is the second largest river in Alaska!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 The Kuskokwim River is the second largest river in Alaska!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
What was the Yukon named after?
The Yukon River.
What rivers empties into the Bering Strait?
The Yukon river
What continent is Yukon river in?
The Yukon is located in north western Canada on the North American continent.
What is the name of the river that flows from canada across Alaska and into the Bering Sea?
Yukon river
Is the Yukon river the longest river?
no
Which river flows through both the US and Canada the Yukon or Mackenzie?
The Yukon River.
Alaskan river that flows to the bering sea?
one of the largest rivers in north America go through Alaska. What is the name?
What is the origin of Yukon's name?
Yukon gained the name from the Yukon River which in turn came from the Gwich'in language meaning "Great River".
