File:MV TARAHNE, ATLIN, BRITISH COLUMBIA.jpg
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English: BUILT IN 1916 TO CARRY FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS ALONG LAKE ATLIN. LAKE WAS PART OF THE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM FROM CARCROSS TO WHITEHORSE. THERE WAS A LARGE HOTEL IN ATLIN TO WHICH PASSENGERS STAYED AFTER CROSSING THE LAKE. |
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| Author | JERRYE AND ROY KLOTZ MD |
WIKIPEDIA HAS NO ARTICLE ON THE TARAHNE BUT IT IS MENTIONED IN THE ARTICLE ON ATLIN AND IT IS INCLUDED IN THE LIST OF HISTORIC CANADIAN SHIPS
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| current | 13:32, 21 February 2013 | | 5,356 × 3,586 (1.19 MB) | KLOTZ | User created page with UploadWizard |
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