Yukon

The flag of Yukon features three vertical bands in green, white and blue with the territorial coat of arms centered on the white band and sprigs of fireweed below. The colors symbolize Yukon’s forests, snowy landscapes and rivers, while the fireweed represents the territory’s floral emblem.

The flag of Yukon was officially adopted on December 1, 1968. Designed after a public competition, it reflects the territory's natural environment, history and unique northern identity.

• Official Name: Yukon
• Country: Canada
• Continent: North America
• Capital: Whitehorse
• Population: approx. 46,000
• Currency: Canadian Dollar (CAD)

Famous Attractions
• Kluane National Park and Reserve
• Miles Canyon
• Tombstone Territorial Park
• Dawson City
• Northern Lights

Yukon is renowned for its spectacular mountains, glaciers and Gold Rush history. Visitors explore Kluane National Park, discover historic Dawson City, hike in Tombstone Territorial Park, experience Whitehorse and enjoy breathtaking northern lights.