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Dawson City Citizen's Forum - Site and discussion forum maintained on a volunteer basis by the citizens of Dawson City with the purpose of informing, facilitating discussions and exchanging ideas for community residents.
Klondike Sun - Bi-weekly newspaper serving Dawson City. Published by the volunteers of the Literary Society of the Klondike.
Dawson City Maps - Detailed downtown map and the Klondike Goldfields. Also includes an overview map of the Yukon and the West coast and the Dempster highway.
Dawson City Information - Provides maps, and a complete on-line directory of attractions, business and services.
Environment Canada Weather: Dawson City - Current conditions and five day forecast. Includes graphical or text summary.
Dawson City Community Profile - Profile of this northern community. Includes information on the people, First Nations, services, cost of living, and activities.
Dawson City Music Festival - Annual festival of Yukon and international music running since 1975. Gives information about sponsors, ticket availability, contacts and lineup of performances.
Dawson City Museum and Historical Society - Presents objects and photographs to tell the story of the history of the local people. Includes contact details and admission information.
Dawson City 2000 - A collection of photos showing scenes and views in and around the community.
Westmark Inn Dawson - 131 modern rooms in the city core. Hotel information, location, amenities and nearby attractions.

Dawson City Nuggets - The Dawson City Nuggets were a hockey team from Dawson City, Yukon Territory, Canada that challenged the reigning champion Ottawa Senators, aka Silver Seven in January, 1905, for the Stanley Cup, and suffered the most lopsided single-game defeat in the history of Stanley Cup play.
Dawson Creek, British Columbia - The City of Dawson Creek is a small city in northeastern British Columbia, Canada. It covers an area of with a 2006 population of 11,615 people.
Top of the World Highway - The Top of the World Highway, 105 kilometres (66 miles) long, connects West Dawson (across the Yukon River from Dawson City) in the Yukon Territory with the Alaska, USA border, where it joins the Taylor Highway (Alaska Route 5). The highway existed at least as long ago as 1955, and possibly longer, as it was the only road access to Dawson City until completion of the Klondike ...
City of Gold (documentary) - City of Gold is a 1957 Canadian documentary by Colin Low and Wolf Koenig, chronicling Dawson City during the Klondike Gold Rush. The film is narrated by Pierre Burton and produced by the National Film Board of Canada.
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