This river has its origin in a tributary of Teslin Lake, and the part from there to its confluence with the Pelly River at Fort Selkirk was once known as the Lewes River. Its tributaries include the Stewart River and the Tanana River from the east, and it passes through towns like Carmacks, where a bridge is built over it, and Dawson. Another tributary is the Porcupine River from the north, and it widens into a series of flats near Mountain Village and empties near the Norton Sound. Passing through the city of Whitehors
This river has its origin in a tributary of Teslin Lake, and the part from there to its confluence with the Pelly River at Fort Selkirk was once known as the Lewes River. Its tributaries include the Stewart River and the Tanana River from the east, and it passes through towns like Carmacks, where a bridge is built over it, and Dawson. Another tributary is the Porcupine River from the north, and it widens into a series of flats near Mountain Village and empties near the Norton Sound. Passing through the city of Whitehorse, FTP, name this longest river in Alaska which shares its name with a Canadian territory that borders Alaska.
This river has its origin in a tributary of Teslin Lake, and the part from there to its confluence with the Pelly River at Fort Selkirk was once known as the Lewes River.
Yukon River