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Community highway clean-up sections Cleanup Kilometre Kilometre Length in Community Highway Side Highway landmarks section from to kilometres Beaver 1 Alaska 1868 1870.6 Left 2.6 Kilometre post 1868 to Visitors Centre Creek Beaver 2 Alaska 1868 1870.6 Right 2.6 Kilometre post 1868 to Visitors Centre Creek Beaver Visitors Centre to Rest Area (including 3 Alaska 1870.6 1872.9 Left 2.3 Creek rest area) Beaver 4 Alaska 1870.6 1872.9 Right 2.3 Visitors Centre to Rest Area Creek Tagish River Recreation Area to 200 5 Carcross Tagish Road 21 23.4 Left 2.4 metres past Tagish Estates Road Tagish River Recreation Area to 200 6 Carcross Tagish Road 21 23.4 Right 2.4 metres past Tagish Estates Road 200 metres past Tagish Estates Road 7 Carcross Tagish Road 23.4 25.9 Left 2.5 to Taku Subdivision Road 200 metres past Tagish Estates Road 8 Carcross Tagish Road 23.4 25.9 Right 2.5 to Taku Subdivision Road 500 metres east of dump road 9 Carcross Tagish Road 50.6 54 Left 3.4 (Kilometre 51.1) to junction of Klondike Highway 500 metres east of dump road 10 Carcross Tagish Road 50.6 54 Right 3.4 (Kilometre 51.1) to junction of Klondike Highway Nares River bridge to Carcross Desert 11 Carcross Klondike 105.2 107.7 Left 2.5 Rest Area Nares River bridge to Carcross Desert 12 Carcross Klondike 105.2 107.7 Right 2.5 Rest Area 200 metres south of Carcross Desert 13 Carcross Klondike 107.5 110 Left 2.5 Rest Area to kilometre 110 Kilometre 107.5 to kilometre 110 14 Carcross Klondike 107.5 110 Right 2.5 (including Carcross Desert Rest Area kilometre 107.7) Spirit Lake Lodge (south entrance) to 15 Carcross Klondike 115.4 118 Left 2.6 kilometre post 118 (including Emerald Lake Rest Area kilometre 117.6) Spirit Lake Lodge (south entrance) to 16 Carcross Klondike 115.4 118 Right 2.6 kilometre post 118 300 meters either side of the Annie Lake Road intersection (kilometre 17 Carcross Klondike 139.6 140.2 Both 3.2 139.9) both sides, plus 1 kilometre on the Annie Lake Road both sides 300 meters north of Annie Lake Road 18 Carcross Klondike 140.2 143.5 Left 3.3 to 300 metres past Dump Road 300 meters north of Annie Lake Road 19 Carcross Klondike 140.2 143.5 Right 3.3 to 300 metres past Dump Road 300 metres north of Dump Road to 20 Carcross Klondike 143.5 145 Both 3 Kilometre 145 both sides Gravel Pit Road to Carmacks Grader 21 Carmacks Klondike 354.3 356.3 Left 2 Station Gravel Pit Road (including Rest Area) 22 Carmacks Klondike 354.3 356.3 Right 2.1 to Carmacks Grader Station Carmacks Grader Station to junction of 23 Carmacks Klondike 356.3 359.1 Left 2.4 Campbell Highway Cleanup Kilometre Kilometre Length in Community Highway Side Highway landmarks section from to kilometres Carmacks Grader Station to junction of 24 Carmacks Klondike 356.3 359.1 Right 2.4 Campbell Highway Rock Creek Subdivision Road (north 25 Dawson City Klondike 696.7 700 Left 3.3 access) to kilometre post 700 Rock Creek Subdivision Road (north 26 Dawson City Klondike 696.7 700 Right 3.3 access) to kilometre post 700 Kilometre post 700 to kilometre 703.5 27 Dawson City Klondike 700 703.5 Left 3.5 (halfway between Bear Creek Road & historic site) Kilometre Post 700 to kilometre 703.5 28 Dawson City Klondike 700 703.5 Right 3.5 (halfway between Bear Creek Road & historic site) Kilometre 703.5 to 400 metres past 29 Dawson City Klondike 703.5 706.5 Left 3 dump road Kilometre 703.5 to 400 metres past 30 Dawson City Klondike 703.5 706.5 Right 3 dump road 31 Dawson City Klondike 706.5 710 Left 3.5 Kilometre 706.5 to kilometre post 710 32 Dawson City Klondike 706.5 710 Right 3.5 Kilometre 706.5 to kilometre post 710 33 Dawson City Klondike 710 713 Left 3 Kilometre post 710 to kilometre 713 34 Dawson City Klondike 710 713 Right 3 Kilometre post 710 to kilometre 713 35 Dawson City Klondike 713 716 Left 3 Kilometre 713 to ferry landing 36 Dawson City Klondike 713 716 Right 3 Kilometre 713 to ferry landing Destruction Destruction Bay Grader Station to 37 Alaska 1684.3 1685.3 Both 2 Bay Cluett Creek Destruction Lewis Creek to kilometre post 1692 38 Alaska 1690.3 1692 Both 3.4 Bay (past dump road) Kilometre post 1700 to Burwash 39 Burwash Alaska 1700 1702.8 Left 2.8 Airstrip Kilometre post 1700 to Burwash 40 Burwash Alaska 1700 1702.8 Right 2.8 Airstrip Drury Creek Grader Station to Rest 41 Drury Creek Campbell 468.5 470.1 Both 3.2 Area (including kilometre 470.1 Rest Area) Mitchell Road junction to 100 metres 42 Drury Creek Campbell 414.4 417.5 Left 3.1 past Fisheye Lake Road (including kilometre 414.6 Rest Area) Haines Champagne Highway #199 Champagne dump 43 8.5 10.5 Both 4 Junction Access road road to just past cemetery Haines Champagne Highway #199 Champagne any 2 43A Both 4 Junction Access road kilometres Haines Otter Falls truck stop to a half 44A Alaska 1545.5 1548 Left 2.5 Junction kilometre past pullout at Canyon Creek Haines Otter Falls truck stop to a half 44B Alaska 1545.5 1548 Right 2.5 Junction kilometre past pullout at Canyon Creek Haines 44C Alaska 1565.5 1566.5 Both 2 Mt Hubba Road rest area Junction Haines 44 Alaska 1570 1573 Left 3 Kilometre post 1570 to gravel pit road Junction Cleanup Kilometre Kilometre Length in Community Highway Side Highway landmarks section from to kilometres Haines 45 Alaska 1570 1573 Right 3 Kilometre post 1570 to gravel pit road Junction Haines 46 Alaska 1573 1576 Left 3 Gravel pit road to kilometre post 1576 Junction Haines 47 Alaska 1573 1576 Right 3 Gravel pit road to kilometre post 1576 Junction Haines Kilometre 1579 to kilometre post 48 Alaska 1579 1582 Left 3 Junction 1582 Haines Kilometre 1579 to kilometre post 49 Alaska 1579 1582 Right 3 Junction 1582 Kilometre Post 1582 to 1 Kilometre Haines 50 Alaska 1582 1585 Left 3 past rest area (incl. Kilometre 1584 Junction rest area) Haines Kilometre Post 1582 to 1 Kilometre 51 Alaska 1582 1585 Right 3 Junction past rest area Haines 52 Haines Road 236 239.1 Left 2.9 Kilometre Post 236 to Auriol Trail Junction Haines 53 Haines Road 236 239.1 Right 2.9 Kilometre Post 236 to Auriol Trail Junction Haines 54 Haines Road 239.1 242.6 Left 3.5 Auriol Trail to Kilometre 242.6 Junction Haines Auriol Trail to Kilometre 242.6 55 Haines Road 239.1 242.6 Right 3.5 Junction (including Kilometre 241.7 Rest Area) Haines Kilometre 242.6 to Alaska Highway 56 Haines Road 242.6 246.1 Left 3.5 Junction junction Haines Kilometre 242.6 to Alaska Highway 57 Haines Road 242.6 246.1 Right 3.5 Junction junction 58 Mayo Silver Trail 43 46 Left 3 Kilometre 43 to kilometre post 46 59 Mayo Silver Trail 43 46 Left 3 Kilometre 43 to kilometre post 46 60 Mayo Silver Trail 46 49 Left 3 Kilometre post 46 to kilometre 49 61 Mayo Silver Trail 46 49 Right 3 Kilometre post 46 to kilometre 49 62 Mayo Silver Trail 49 52 Left 3 Kilometre 49 to kilometre Post 52 63 Mayo Silver Trail 49 52 Right 3 Kilometre 49 to kilometre post 52 64 Mayo Silver Trail 52 55 Left 3 Kilometre post 52 to kilometre 55 65 Mayo Silver Trail 52 55 Right 3 Kilometre post 52 to kilometre 55 66 Mayo Silver Trail 55 58 Left 3 Kilometre 55 to kilometre post 58 67 Mayo Silver Trail 55 58 Right 3 Kilometre 55 to kilometre post 58 Comm. Any 3 kilometres within the 68 Old Crow 0 6 Both 3 Roads community Approximately 1 Kilometre south of 69 Pelly Klondike 455.5 457 Both 3 dump road to kilometre 457 70 Pelly Klondike 462 463.6 Both 3.2 Kilometre post 462 to Pelly Bridge Kilometre post 532 to junction with 71 Stewart Klondike 532 535.1 Left 3.1 Silver Trail Kilometre post 532 to junction with 72 Stewart Klondike 532 535.1 Right 3.1 Silver Trail Junction Campbell Highway to Ross 73 Ross River Canol Road 220.3 225.5 Left 5.3 River Access Road Cleanup Kilometre Kilometre Length in Community Highway Side Highway landmarks section from to kilometres Junction Campbell Highway to Ross 74 Ross River Canol Road 220.3 225.5 Right 5.3 River Access Road Ross River Access Road to Ross River 75 Ross River Canol Road 225.5 228 Left 2.5 ferry Ross River Access Road to Ross River 76 Ross River Canol Road 225.5 228 Right 2.5 ferry 400 metres south of dump road to 77 Teslin Alaska 1240.5 1242.3 Both 3.8 bridge (south abutment) Bridge (north abutment) to Rest Area 78 Teslin Alaska 1242.7 1246.8 Left 4.1 (including kilometre 1242 Rest Area) 79 Teslin Alaska 1242.7 1246.8 Right 4.1 Bridge (north abutment) to Rest Area Watson Lia Road Canyon recreation area to 80 Alaska 970.5 974 Left 3.5 Lake kilometre post 974 Lia Road Canyon recreation area to Watson 81 Alaska 970.5 974 Right 3.5 kilometre post 974 (including Lake kilometre 974 Rest Area) Watson Weigh Scales to highway grader 82 Alaska 976 980 Left 4 Lake station Watson Weigh Scales to highway grader 83 Alaska 976 980 Right 4 Lake station .
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