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Gazetteer of Yukon Updated: May 1, 2021 Yukon Geographical Names Program Tourism and Culture Yukon Geographical Place Names Program The Yukon Geographical Place Names Program manages naming and renaming of Yukon places and geographical features. This includes lakes, rivers, creeks and mountains. Anyone can submit place names that reflect our diverse cultures, history and landscape. Yukon Geographical Place Names Board The Yukon Geographical Place Names Board (YGPNB) approves the applications and recommends decisions to the Minister of Tourism and Culture. The YGPNB meets at least twice a year to decide upon proposed names. The Board has six members appointed by the Minister of Tourism and Culture, three of whom are nominated by the Council of Yukon First Nations. Yukon Geographical Place Names Database The Heritage Resources Unit maintains and updates the Yukon Geographical Place Names Database of over 6,000 records. The Unit administers the program for naming and changing the names of Yukon place names and geographical features such as lakes, rivers, creek and mountains, approved by the Minister of Tourism and Culture, based on recommendations of the YGPNB. Guiding Principles The YGPNB bases its decisions on whether to recommend or rescind a particular place name to the Minister of Tourism and Culture on a number of principles and procedures first established by the Geographic Names Board of Canada. First priority shall be given to names with When proposing names for previously long-standing local usage by the general unnamed features—those for which no public, particularly indigenous names in local names exist—preference shall be the local First Nation language. given to names from native languages, names that describe the feature, name The board has no jurisdiction over the associated with historical events, and names of municipalities, parks, territorial names of people who have made an divisions, or other legal bodies that have important contribution to the area where been created by, or result from, legislation. the place name is proposed. Naming for rivers, lakes, creeks, and other Geographical names shall be recognizable physical features shall be used for the words or acceptable combinations or entire feature. In other words, you would words, and shall be in good taste. Names not call the Yukon River one name at that are discriminatory or derogatory for the Whitehorse and another name in Dawson. point of view of race, sex, colour, creed, or political affiliation shall not be accepted. Proposals to name a place or geographical feature after a specific The spelling and accenting of names shall person shall show that the person to be agree with the rules of the language in commemorated has contributed which they were written. significantly to the area where the feature is located. In most cases, personal names may be given to geographical features only after a person's death. Gazetteer of Yukon 1 Yukon's Place Names Review Process Naming Features on Settlement Lands Place name applications are submitted to the Under the Land Claims Final Agreement, the Yukon government's Heritage Resources Unit, a YGPNB is directed to consider the following component of Cultural Services Branch within procedures when reviewing place name the Department of Tourism and Culture. applications on Settlement Lands: Processing place name applications in a timely When considering the naming or renaming of manner is a priority of the YGPNB. However, the place names or features located within the speed with which a place name application is traditional territory of a Yukon First Nation, or processed is dependent on a number of factors when acting with a federal agency where joint that include: jurisdiction over the naming of the place or feature exists, the YGPNB shall consult with Completeness of the application when that Yukon First Nation or federal agency. submitted to the Yukon Toponymist (L-1), Heritage Resources Unit, Cultural Services A Yukon First Nation may name or rename Branch; geographical features on Settlement Land and such names shall be deemed to have Whether the place name site is on First been approved by the YGPNB. Nation traditional or Settlement Lands; on federal or territorial lands; Traditional indigenous place names shall be included to the extent practicable and in Whether the place name site identified is accordance with map production located within a park; specifications of Canada on revised maps of the National Topographic System (NTS). Whether the location of the place name site has been accurately determined (to the nearest second); Whether the historical or cultural backgrounds have been given. Inquiries Concerning Yukon Geographical Place Names For information concerning geographical For information about the Yukon geographical nomenclature in Yukon, or information about place names process, spelling or proposals the activities and mandate of the Yukon concerning new names, changes in the form, Geographical Place Names Board please application of existing names, or to obtain a contact: status report on an application submitted please contact: Secretariat Yukon Toponymist (L-1) Yukon Geographical Place Names Board Government of Yukon Box 31164 Box 2703 Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 5P7 Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 2C6 Tel: (867) 393- 3982 Tel: (867) 667-3099 Fax: (867) 667-7006 Fax: (867) 393-6456 e-mail: [email protected] Toll free: 1-800-661-0408 ext. 3099 www.yukonplacenames.ca e-mail: [email protected] www.yukon.ca Gazetteer of Yukon 2 Definitions Official Name - means a geographic name, which has been approved by the Minister of Tourism and Culture upon recommendation of the YGPNB. Only Official Names will be produced in official publications in either traditional or electronic forms. Alternate Name - means a geographic name, which has been approved by the Minister of Tourism and Culture upon recommendation of the YGPNB, and which is different from the official name and which is in common and/or local use. Officially recognized Alternate Names facilitate the preservation of First Nation languages. There can be up to four Alternate Names for one feature. Map Reference The purpose of this column is to assist the user when a map is required. The map is at the 1:50,000 scale, being the largest scale of the NTS available for the majority of Yukon. It should be noted that some of the names in the Gazetteer of Yukon may not be found on the referenced 1: 50,000 map. This may occur because of congestion of named features, the small size of the named feature at that scale, or because the name was approved after the publication of the current edition of the map. General Information The information contained in this volume of the Gazetteer of Yukon has been produced from the Yukon Geographical Place Names Database. In an effort to remain receptive to our clients' needs, your comments concerning this volume are welcome. If you have any suggestions or criticisms on content, style or presentation, please contact us at the following address: Yukon Toponymist (L-1), Government of Yukon, Box 2703, Whitehorse, Yukon, Y1A- 2C6, or Toll Free 1-800-661-0408 ext. 3099 or [email protected] Gazetteer of Yukon 3 Approved Indigenous NTS Official Name Translation Latitude Longitude Alternate Name Language Map Numerical 2 Below Pup 115 O/15 63° 46' 16" 138° 54' 04" 3 Below Pup 115 O/15 63° 56' 43" 138° 53' 54" 4 Above Pup 116 B/03 64° 00' 33" 139° 04' 57" 7 Pup 115 O/14 63° 54' 05" 139° 12' 56" 8 Above Pup 115 O/14 63° 59' 05" 139° 07' 21" 8 Below Pup 115 O/15 63° 49' 50" 138° 42' 10" 11 Pup 115 O/14 63° 53' 37" 139° 11' 46" 12 Pup 115 O/15 63° 56' 59" 138° 59' 02" 14 Pup 115 O/10 63° 33' 28" 138° 54' 29" 15 Above Pup 115 O/14 63° 58' 37" 139° 07' 53" 16 Below Pup 115 O/15 63° 57' 21" 138° 55' 53" 18 Gulch 115 O/14 63° 56' 42" 139° 19' 14" 19 Pup 115 O/14 63° 48' 02" 139° 06' 58" 19 Pup 115 O/14 63° 55' 06" 139° 16' 45" 20 Pup 116 B/04 64° 02' 39" 139° 39' 29" 20 Pup 116 B/03 64° 01' 23" 139° 08' 43" 21 Pup 116 B/03 64° 01' 23" 139° 08' 21" 23 Gulch 115 O/15 63° 57' 52" 138° 56' 34" 24 Pup 115 O/10 63° 42' 31" 138° 38' 22" 27 Gulch 115 O/14 63° 53' 21" 139° 17' 04" 34 Pup 115 O/10 63° 42' 54" 138° 39' 39" 37 Pup 115 O/10 63° 43' 00" 138° 40' 25" 44 Gulch 115 O/14 63° 58' 09" 139° 21' 47" 51 Pup 115 O/10 63° 44' 11" 138° 41' 21" 54 Pup 115 O/14 63° 59' 22" 139° 01' 54" 65 Pup 115 P/14 63° 49' 23" 137° 17' 25" 66 Pup 115 O/15 63° 45' 06" 138° 42' 29" 71 Pup 115 O/15 63° 55' 15" 138° 39' 45" 71 Pup 115 O/15 63° 45' 17" 138° 43' 04" A Aberdeen Canyon 106 E/13 65° 52' 49" 135° 43' 18" Abraham Creek 115 O/12 63° 31' 35" 139° 57' 45" Abraham, Mount 116 B/16 64° 59' 32" 138° 19' 18" (Mountain- Southern 115 A/07 60° 22' 26" 136° 51' 52" Montagne) Tutchone Acland Creek 95 D/05 60° 17' 59" 127° 30' 07" Adami, Mount 115 O/08 63° 18' 54" 138° 01' 41" Adams Creek 115 O/14 63° 56' 06" 139° 19' 42" Adney, Mount 116 B/09 64° 36' 46" 138° 26' 12" Afe Creek 105 L/05 62° 16' 45" 135° 54' 08" Afe Peak 105 L/06 62° 15' 28" 135° 23' 28" Agassiz Glacier 115 C/02 60° 14' 00" 140° 39' 00" Agate Creek 115 O/02 63° 02' 40" 138° 56' 38" Aghoo Creek "egg creek" Gwich’in 106 E/15 65° 59' 40" 134° 40' 30" Aho, Mount 105 K/06 62° 24' 59" 133° 27' 03" Ahvee Mountain "weasel mountain" Gwich’in 116 O/04 67° 09' 39" 139° 47' 26" Airdrop Lake 115 B/09 60° 39' 18" 138° 18' 13" Airplane Lake 105 A/12 60° 32' 43" 129° 41' 37" Airstrip Creek 115 P/07 63° 24' 02" 136° 49' 19" Aishihik (Loc.) "head of lake" Tlingit 115 H/12 61° 35' 52" 137° 30'
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