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- 2Canada, Northwest Territories, Yellowknife
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- 1Aklavik, NT
- 3Canadian Circumpolar Institute
- 3Canadian Circumpolar Institute/Circumpolar Digital Image Collection
- 1PLACES Platform on Cities Engagement and Space
- 1PLACES Platform on Cities Engagement and Space/Working Papers
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- 1School of Library and Information Studies/Digital Library North
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2017-05-18
This flag of the Hamlet of Aklavik was displayed in a public building. It is yellow with black bars on either side of a circle which surrounds a triangular shield on which there is a door mouse below an open book. The words "Never Say Die" appear in an arc below the shield. The words Hamlet of
Aklavik appear in in arc above the shield.
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2015-07-08
In hard rock environments, power poles can be erected in two ways: drilling or augering a large enough hole in the rock that the pole can be placed into it or placing the pole on top of the rock and anchoring it. In this case, rods have been drilled into the rock and the power pole has been...
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2015-07-10
Yellowknife is expanding. This construction site is on the west side of the City. In the right foreground there is rubble created by blasting the shield rock to create a more even surface upon which to build.
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2015-07-11
Yellowknife has three public transit routes through the city. Bus shelters in the Niven Lake neighborhood are new and integrated into the landscape. Building on Yellowknife's shield rock terrain requires that the rock either be blasted away or incorporated into the building plan. In this image