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A cup of milk cost $5.00

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About 100000 people went to the klondike region.

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Eggs cost $2.00

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lasted through August 1896-99

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Dawson city grew from 500 people to 30,000 in 2 years.

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In the end there were a estimated amount of 20,000-30,000 men that came  in search of gold.

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The gold was discovered on august 16,  1896

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The Klondike gold rush took place near Dawson city in the Yukon Territory, Canada.

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$675 million dollars in gold were found

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egg are $ 2.00.

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100,000 people were looking for gold at the time.

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champagne cost $30.00

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About 70% of  prospectors turned back on the journey to Dawson city.

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gold was found along the Klondike river.

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The Klondike Gold Rush was named like that because, it took place in the Klondike region.

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within a decade $100 million worth of gold had been extracted.

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In the summer of 1898 there were more then 18,000 people in Dawson  that were headed to Nome or some gold

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About 100,000 people went to the gold rush but 30,000 that accomplished.

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The gold found in the Klondike River  in 1898 brought over 30,000 prospectors to the territory.

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Dawson city burned down in 1899 but it was rebuilt later that year.

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of 30,000 only 4,000 found gold

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They mostly ate Bacon,Beans,and Galantines

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The Klondike Rush is the most greatest rushes in history.

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people traveled over 1,000 miles just for the gold rush.

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there was 873,984 troy oz of gold found

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An American writer was inspired to write a book called "Dead Horse Trail" because of all the the bodies littered on the trail.

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in 1897 the gold rush
was on.

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the klondike gold

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miners found about 750,000 pounds of gold.

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it took place in Nome, Alaska

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The Klondike Gold Rush brought prospectors to Canada and it had reached it's peak in the summer of 1898

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The gold rush has been made by someone named George Carmack on August, 16, 1896 in Rabbit creek.

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Indians skookum Jim mason and tagish charlie,along the seattleite george carmack found gold in rabbit creek, near Dawson.

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Today there are 1,375 people lived in Dawson City.

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The gold rush ended in the year 1899

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the people walked in -30 to -50 degrees in the mountain of northern British Columbia

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$1.01 billion worth of gold was found in Alaska

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1 million dollars in 1898 is 27 million dollars today.

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Dawson city had different laws and order than America.

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A glass of champagne cost $30.00

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it began on January 24,1848.

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the klondike gold rush began with the discovery by george carmack on august 16 , 1896.

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The  Klondike Trail was 33 miles long.

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But only or not gold existed in region in most tribes are aware but the metal was not worth in thing for they

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there was rumors that the gold rush would return in the 1830s.

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the tramway was made in 1897

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jaylin 30,000 people in the town in 1989

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jaylin 30,000 people in the town in 1989

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30,000 people in the town in 18

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The entrepreneurs who were men and women catered the ill

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Around 30,000 of the 100,000 prospectors or so that set out for the Klondike actually made it there.

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Of the 30,000 miners that arrived to Klondike, only about 4,000 actually found gold.

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some people made at least 1 million dollars in a week

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there was at least five trails being touted as the best route to the goldfields

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within six months, approxamently 600,00 gold-seekers set off for yukon.

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the name derives from the klondike witch is the name of a tributary of the yukon river witch followed through Alaska and the yukon territory in north-western canada.

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100,000 miners tried to reach the klondike rush but only 30,000 or 40,000 made it.

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The klondike gold rush is something like a legend and it somehow earned many names. Even though the location is in canada it is mostly called Alaska gold rush.

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1 dollar in 1897 was about 27.03 dollars today.

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it was also called Alaska gold rush.

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tempatures in the mountains of the northerns British Columbia and the yukon were normally -20 F., and tempatures of -50 F. was not unheard of.

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George Carmack this is the guy that found gold in these gold but not the first one guy to find gold.

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About 340194.3kg of gold were found in the Klondike gold rush.

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of the 30,000 that arrived in the Klondike only 4,000 found gold.

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the production of the gold during the gold rush.
1896 - $300,000 .12
1897 - $2,500,000 .11
1898 - $10,000,000 .7
1899 - $16,000,000 .3
1900 - $22,275,000 .1
1901 - $18,000,000 .2
1902 - $14,500,000 .4
1903 - $12,250,000 .5
1904 - $10,350,000 6
1905 - $7,000,000 .8
1906 - $6,000,000 .9
1907 - (estimated) -
$3,000,000 .10

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prospectors: 100,000 of whom 30,000 arrived.

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In August 1869 skookum jim mason, dawson charlie and george carmack found gold in canada yukon territory and they didn't know they would start the greatest gold rushes.

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Those that found gold spent their time and money in saloons, while those who didn't continued to labor.

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the Chilkoot Trail is 33 miles that lead to Coast Mount though Dyea, U.S.A, to Bennett, British Columbia, in Canada.

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There were not enough ships to transport all the gold-hungry miners, so everything that floated was pressed into service. Coal boats that still had coal dust, fishing boats and barges. They were nicknamed "Floating Coffins" and too many times they lived up to that name.

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It was called Alaska gold rush, or Yukon gold rush.

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people took the routes through the ports of Dyea and Skagway in southeast Alaska.

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they work through the summer and winter for gold

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about 100,000 people headed to the klondike hoping to get rich.

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they sold gold dust

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It end in 1899.

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George Carmack, Jim Shookum, and Charley Tagish were the three to start the Klondike Gold Rush when they  found a thumb-size gold nugget while cleaning their dishpan

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One pound of coffee was $40.00

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more people got rich by supplying the miners with food and mining tools and equitment, lodging, and saloon entertainment

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100000 gold seekers  went to yukon

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One pair of boots were $100.000

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The largest gold nugget discovered during the Klondike Gold Rush era was considered a gold nugget that weighed at 72 ounces of pure gold.

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overalls were $45.00

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gold was discovered in Alaska. in 1898 of august 16.

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the meaning of klondike rush is it located in Klondike Region, also sometime they call it the Yukon Rush.

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Peace River is overlapping the Klondike and a crossing the Liard River  to the they go.

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more than 1 million made plans to go to Klondike region of the yukon territory only 100 set off

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there were 2000 to 3000 gold seekers.

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A shirt was $20.00

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by the end of july 1897 there was a flood big flood.

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The klondike trail is about 33 miles long

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Over 3,000 pack animals died on the trail

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a pan was $15.00

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two bottles of juice cost $16.00

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the price of things went up because of the amount of gold.

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1 pare of shoes cost in 1897  cost 10,00

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1 pare of shoes cost in 1897  cost 10,00

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bread was $2.000

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people started going home in the middle  of august.

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Bread was $2.00