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Locations and Facilities Emplacements à sens unique Toilette pour fauteuil roulant Emplacements et installations Approvisionnement en eau Nombre d’emplacements Yukon Government Campgrounds Rampe de mise àSentiers l’eau de randonnée Wheelchair Outhouse BorneKilometre kilométrique post (km) Highway Number Pull-through Sites Terrain de jeux Kitchen Shelter Water Supply Boat Launch Hiking Trails Abri-cuisine and Recreation Sites Total Sites Boat Dock Playground Region Route n Région Code Code NomName Quai Terrains de camping et lieux o NORTH YUKON N1 < Tombstone 72 51 1 ● ● ● ● de loisirs publics du Yukon NORD du YUKON N2 < Engineer Creek 193 11 0 ● ● N3 < Rock River 446 17 3 ● KLONDIKE KD1 Five Finger Rapids 380 0 0 ● ● KD2 < Tatchun Creek 382 12 4 ● ● KD3 < Moose Creek 559 36 4 ● ● ● ● ● BEAUFORT SEA KD4 < Klondike River 697 35 2 ● ● ● ● Conservation Areas MER DE BEAUFORT KD5 < Yukon River 0.3 102 20 ● ● ● ● ● Zones de conservation Frenchman Lake KD6 < 543 10 2 +7 km on Frenchman Road / 7 km sur le chemin Frenchman ● ● TERRITORIAL / TERRITORIALES Nunatuk KD7 < 543 15 4 ● ● ● ● Territorial park +16 km on Frenchman Road / 16 km sur le chemin Frenchman Herschel Island - Qikiqtaruk Tatchun Lake Parc territorial !1 KD8 < 543 20 0 +42 km on Frenchman Road / 42 km sur le chemin Frenchman ● ● ● ● ● Ethel Lake Habitat protection area SILVER TRAIL ST1 < 524 10 0 +24 km on Ethel Lake Road / 24 km sur le chemin du lac Ethel ● ● ● r Habitat protégé e v ! ST2,3 < Five Mile Lake 57 26 3 ● ● ● ● ● R i Wildlife sanctuary th C1 < Simpson Lake 81 10 1 ir CAMPBELL ● ● ● ● ● ● Refuge faunique F !6 < Ivvavik C2 Frances Lake 171 24 0 ● ● ● ● Park awaiting designation C3 < Lapie Canyon 364 20 5 ● ● Parc en attente de désignation Johnson Lake C4 < 415 15 7 +3.5 km on Mitchell Road / 3,5 km sur le chemin Mitchell ● ● ● Special management area er iv C5 < Drury Creek 468 10 5 ● ● ● ● Zone de gestion spéciale R C6 < Little Salmon Lake 501 22 7 ● ● ● ● FEDERAL / FÉDÉRALES !6 C7 Nisutlin River 67 0 0 Vuntut w National park o C8 < Quiet Lake South 76 12 1 ● ● ● ● C l MACKENZIE Parc national Old r B o Inuvik C9 < Quiet Lake North 99 10 0 ● ● w DELTA ! National wildlife area C10 < Nahanni Range 84 11 3 ● ● Aklavik ! Réserve nationale de faune WATSON LAKE WL1 Liard Canyon 971 0 0 ● Van Tat K'atr'anahtii Watson Lake OTHER / AUTRE !5 WL2 < 984 40 8 +1.5 km on access road / 1,5 km sur le chemin d’accès ● ● ● ● ● ● ● (OldR Crow Flats) Dàadzàii Vàn i Canadian heritage river v WL3 < Big Creek 1042 15 7 ● ● ● e Rivière du patrimoine canadien r WL4 Rancheria Falls 1112 0 0 ● ● ● ! P orc WL5 Morley River 1204 0 0 Old Crow up ● in !4 e Fort McPherson SOUTHERN LAKES SL1 < Teslin Lake 1258 27 6 ● ● ● ● ● Bell R. ! ! LACS du SUD SL2 < Squanga Lake 1316 16 4 ● ● ● ● ● A Tsiigehtchic r SL3,4 < Marsh Lake 1379 59 9 ● ● ● ● E M Ch’ihilii Chìk!2 c R a t i A SL5 Kookatsoon Lake 152 0 0 g c ● ● (Whitefish Wetlands) i E v R l R C I e e K Z e N SL6 I Tagish Bridge 21 0 0 r E ● ● d V R SL7 E < Snafu Lake 26 9 0 ● iv N3 e R r SL8 < Tarfu Lake 32 11 0 ● R i v SL9 < Conrad 90 35 2 ● ● ● ● ● !1 e Arctic Circle r WHITEHORSE W1 < Wolf Creek 1408 46 11 ● ● ● ● ● Ni’iinlii Njik Cercle arctique (Fishing Branch) W2 < Lake Laberge 225 16 12 ● ● ● ● < Eagle Plains !8 W3 Fox Lake 248 43 9 ● ● ● ● ● ● ay R W4 < Twin Lakes 308 31 9 hw ● ● ● ● ● ● g E !2 Hi Takhini River V KLUANE K1 < 1489 12 0 I +15 km on Kusawa Road / 15 km sur le chemin Kusawa . R Kusawa Lake R K2 < 1489 53 8 A L A S K A +23 km on Kusawa Road / 23 km sur le chemin Kusawa ● ● ● ● ● ● r er e st EL n p PE Otter Falls i K3 1546 0 0 m +30 km on Aishihik Road / 30 km sur le chemin Aishihik ● ● ● e M r D ve Aishihik Lake Ri K4 < 1546 16 5 ● ● ● B +42 km on Aishihik Road / 42 km sur le chemin Aishihik 5 o S n K5 < Pine Lake 1572 42 6 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● n n a e K6 Spruce Beetle Trail 1596 0 0 ● N2 t k e r e Ogilvi e Congdon Creek v K7 < 1666 62 12 i Tenting restricted / Camping sous tente limité ● ● ● ● ● R e !8 n K8 < Lake Creek 1791 27 13 ● ● to s k H P K9 Pickhandle Lake 1802 0 0 ● Eagle c l ! a W u a m l r e R K10 < Snag Junction 1850 15 5 B t i i ● ● n v d e R r K11 < Kathleen Lake (Parks Canada) 220 39 0 ● ● ● ● ● ● !1 Tombstone iv e < r R K12 Dezadeash Lake 198 20 0 ● ● ● i v K13 < Million Dollar Falls 159 34 0 e ● ● ● ● N1 r W he or R f t ld ive o 9 H r Top w y R KD5 KD4 e LEGEND LÉGENDE ! ik i v Dawson nd er Klo Terrain de camping accessible K Highway campground lo < par route nd Elsa Keno ik ! ! e il Recreation site Lieu de loisirs a Y r T U Terrain de camping 2 ST2,3 Mayo Backcountry campground ! 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