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well, Dawson city was a very crowed place filled with gold miners it was very freezing and could go to -60 degrees it was very harsh and extremely hard to find gold because of the snow, however, if u type in what was Dawson city like during 1896 Yukon gold rush in Google u will get many web pages and each web page has something u could use but u gotta read. OK hope this helped u guys out

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