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many klondikers died or lost enthusiasm

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When people found the gold,they had no idea that it was the greatest gold rush in history

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approx

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Alex H,
Gold was discovered on August 16, 1896 by local miners

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Most people never earned back the cost of the trip which was on average $1200

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approximately 100,00 people traveled to the Yukon River.

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The Klondike gold rush was a migration by an estimated 100,000 prospectors

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The first discovery happened on August 16th 1896

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Klondike gold rush migrated the estimate of about 100,000 prospecters.

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gold strike hit in the yukon river that crisscrossed Alaska and Canada.

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Prospectors: 1000000 of whom 30000 arrived

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The klondike was when people migrated, estimated 100,000 prospectors to the klondike region in 1896 to 1899

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Mining was challenging

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On August 18th, 1896 Jim Mason, Tagish Charlie, along with George Carmack found the first bits of gold.

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lot of gold

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the kondike kings became very  rich.   Quincey Gepford

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the kondike kings became very  rich.   Quincey Gepford

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Around 4,000 people found gold

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About 750,000 pounds
of gold was found

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Out of the 100,000 people who began the trip, only about 30,000 were able to complete it.

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The discovery of gold followed to a stampede to the Klondike region from 1897-1899

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Discovered August 16th, 1896 at Bonanza Creek

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Discovered August 16th, 1896 at Bonanza Creek

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In the summer of 1899, gold was discovered around Nome in West Alasksa, and many prospectors left the Klondike  to find new goldfields, marking the end of the rush.

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The trails were very harsh many died and/or suffered from malnutrition

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Only 30,000 out of 100,000 people made the trip to Yukon

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Alex H,
In 1896 there was a population of 500 before the gold came then the town grew to 30,000 people around 1898 in summer

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the gold rush brought stampede of 100,000 people to the cunchrey

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people migrated from all around for the Klondike gold rush

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Tempatures

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They had to make shacks and tents because it started to get colder by the day and they were getting colder

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100,000 gold seekers set off to Yukon, only 30,000 made it back.

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100,000 gold seekers set off to Yukon, only 30,000 made it back.

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The Klondike trail is 33 miles

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Had to bring a year's supply of food by the Canadian Authorities in order to prevent starvation

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the newspaper encouraged people to go lost intreest

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Temperatures in the Mountains of British Columbia and Yukon were -20* (degrees) F

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Almost 100,000 people looking for gold left their homes but approximately only 30,000 of those people made it

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temperatures ranged from -20 degrees F , to -50 degrees F

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100,000 people set off, only 30,000 got to the destionation

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Of the 30,00 people that came to Klondike only about 4,000 found gold

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They named one trail Dead Horse Trail because many people got sick or died from eating the dead horse meat on the trails

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They named one trail Dead Horse Trail because many people got sick or died from eating the dead horse meat on the trails

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People weren't packing enough causing starvation to occur

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klondikers had to walk the most of the way

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this lasted from 1897 to 1899

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built of wood, isolated, and unsanitary, Dawson suffered from fires, high prices, and epidemics.

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Over 70,000  people died throughout the trip to the Yukon

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By the middle of summer in 1898 there were more than 18,000 people in Dawson, 5,000 f them diigging

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Alex H,
before the gold rush everyone was intrerested in the newspaper after the gold rush no one was interested in the newspaper

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The first gold was found is Rabbit Creek, near Dawson, in the Yukon region of Canada

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It was also called Alaska gold rush.

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klondikers had two choices the chilkoot trail or the white pass trail.   quincey gepford

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klondikers had two choices the chilkoot trail or the white pass trail.   quincey gepford

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gold was discovered aug 17th 1896

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3,000 animal died on the White Pass trail.

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They only warm place for one of these men was a tent

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They only warm place for one of these men was a tent

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few horses lead to carrying the stuff they needed on their backs

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few horses lead to carrying the stuff they needed on their backs