Whitehorse (Yukon)

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Information for Authority record

Name (Hebrew)
וייטהורס (יוקון)
Name (Latin)
Whitehorse (Yukon)
Other forms of name
Gouaitchors (Yukon)
Horad Uaĭtkhors (Yukon)
Howaitohōsu (Yukon)
Uaĭtkhors (Yukon)
Vaithorsas (Yukon)
Vaĭtkhors (Yukon)
Vajthors (Yukon)
Vaythors (Yukon)
Γουάιτχορς (Yukon)
nnaa Whitehorse, Yukon
White Horse (Yukon)
Coordinates
-135.0558333 -135.0558333 60.71722222 60.71722222 (gooearth )
Type of jurisdiction
Capitals (Cities)
Cities and towns
Associated country
Canada
Other associated place
Yukon Territory
MARC
MARC

Other Identifiers

VIAF: 261674737
Wikidata: Q2055
Library of congress: n 82094788
OCoLC: oca00791400
Sources of Information
  • Wikipedia, Feb. 27, 2013(Whitehorse, Yukon; capital and largest city of Yukon, Canada; incorporated in 1950 and is located at kilometre 1476 on the Alaska Highway in southern Yukon; on March 21, 1957, the name was officially changed from White Horse to Whitehorse; 60°43ʹN 135°03ʹW)
  • Wikipedia, June 12, 2013:Azerbaijani page (Vaythors) Belarusian page (Горад Уайтхорс = Horad Uaĭtkhors; Уайтхорс = Uaĭtkhors) Bulgarian page (Уайтхорс (Юкон) = Uaĭtkhors (I︠U︡kon)) Greek page (Γουάιτχορς = Gouaitchors) Lithuanian page (Vaithorsas) Macedonian page (Вајтхорс = Vajthors) Japanese page (ホワイトホース = Howaitohōsu) Russian page (Уайтхорс = Uaĭtkhors) Ukrainian page (Вайтхорс = Vaĭtkhors)
  • NLC, 5/6/82(AACR2: Whitehorse (Yukon))