The Yukon River explained in under 3 Minutes

The #Yukon River is one of the largest rivers on the planet, emerging from the glaciers of the northern Rocky Mountains, and then slowly making its way through the tundra of Yukon and Alaska. The 3200 Kilometer or just above 2000 miles, are a habitat of vast salmon populations and the river has been the backbone of the whole region for millennia. It is home to many interesting #Geography features such as far spreading meandering flood plains and a vast and beautiful delta region. Cheers

Want to learn more about the other mayor rivers of this world? Then watch these next:

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:03 The Flow of the Yukon River
00:54 Fun Facts about the Yukon River
01:59 The Yukon River in History

Music:
Before Dawn - Audionautix
Good Starts - Jingle Punks
Dog and Pony Show - Silent Partner

Any support is greatly appreciated!

[bcr]

If i don't get a chance to travel around the world, am glad this channel is taking me. Amazing videos 🙌

[EpicTag]

Green video and editing! I hope you keep making these

[woofowl]

Excellent, plenty of interesting facts and the video completed before I could eat 3 mints.

[bcr]

Please do a video of The Victoria Falls... It's a wonder

[tomkelly]

Wow, that was interesting! I am amazed to see it compared to the nile!

[disitufaruqhi]

one find day will arrived here with nicely

[jeffreyshaver]

You say the hydroelectric power of the Yukon river is not utilized yet. The main generation capacity of the Yukon is the Yukon River in Whitehorse at the hydroelectric dam.

[jclaer]

The Rocky Mountains don’t feed the Yukon River.

[wigsy]

Yukon is not a Canadian Province it is a Canadian Territory

[jamisojo]

Title says "3 mintes" instead of minutes.

[moreadrenalin]

Really like your videos but this one has soooo many errors

[danward]

The Yukon is a territory of Canada, not a province. We don't use the word Eskimo anymore.

[daveleslie]

You could have spent more time about this river. 3 minutes?

[samuellocke]

Lots of incorrect statements in this video lol

[AntonioPeralesdelHierro]

Tanana = TA (as it tac) na na. Klondike = KLAHN dike. You're welcome.

[anchorageccl]

This video ignores that absolute importance of Salmon to the people who live in the drainage, but instead emphasizes mining and hydro dams which would continue to decimate the fish numbers in the river.

[gkat]

Proof read. I will not even watch this.