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Preliminary investigation of surficial geology in northern Kluane Range has resulted in new interpretations of Pleistocene ice cover including extensive …
Prepared by the Department of Finance under the direction of Management Board.
3rd Session of the 34th Legislature
Yukon …
A sequence of Permo-Triassic rocks within a 260 square kilometre part of the Kluane Ranges, southwestern Yukon, consists of Lower …
Enrolment by school and grade for all Yukon schools
Relatively unstrained Devonian-Mississippian volcanic and volcano-sedimentary rocks have been documented in the Money Creek thrust sheet in Finlayson Lake map …
Public Accounts for the Government of Yukon 2019–20 Budget.
This document was prepared by the Department of Finance under the …
This contribution reports on sample preparation methods and Laser Ablation Microprobe Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (LAM ICP-MS) analytical techniques …
The proposed Kusawa Special Management Area (SMA) consists of 3118.6 km2 in southwestern Yukon. A map notation in 1972 denoting …
Within the Sixtymile River drainage basin, Quaternary placer deposits include tributary valley bottom gulch gravel, a broad main valley alluvial …