Driving around Carmacks, Yukon
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Carmacks is a village in Yukon, about a two-hour drive north of Whitehorse. It has a population of 583 (as of 2019), according to the Yukon Bureau of Statistics. Little Salmon Carmacks First Nation is located here. Shot on a GoPro Hero 7 Black in #Carmacks, #Yukon, on June 20, 2020. #LSCFN
Such a beautiful place !!! My mother is a teacher there at the elementary school, everytime I go up there I never want to leave....
This remote village seems to be doing quite well for itself. I wasn’t expecting it to be so well developed, given the extreme environment it exists in.
Beautiful area, thank you for filming this.
I just looked up Carmacks on Google Earth and found that it is 169 km north of Whitehorse. Seeing this put that town in perspective to Whitehorse and was very helpful in understanding what I was seeing.
Amazing view.
Thanks for your work.
Thanks for your efforts ,Zara from algeria
Hi I live in carmacks but you didn't go past my house
Wow the beauty is crazy out there love it 💞
Very good my friend
Place Very beautiful 👏👏👍🇧🇷
Does anybody know about the quality of internet service in Carmacks?
I live in carmacks and it’s pretty out there like it will work really well in some house and places or just won’t work at alll in others
Good video.
Is there a police department in Yukon?
Yes I live in carmacks
@@jillskookum914 study system is bad or good here?coz i will apply on yukon community pilot program from Bangladesh, that why i want to know about that city,can you give me facebook/instagram/ id pls
Yes, I to am from carmacks
Any of you know my mother ? Aine Larkin she's a teacher
Are you Brazilian or Portuguese? I see by your last name Silva:)
I think I heard Steve was Portuguese and Canadian
I watch and enjoy your CZcams videos with my ROKU and my TV set. This arraignment does not provide the description that is seen on a web page below the CZcams video I am about to watch with my computer. Thus when this (and your other fine videos) start to play, I know nothing about what I'm seeing. It would be very helpful and educational if you would use narration or subtitles on the screen to explain where we are (or are going) so there is some meaning to the video. Otherwise it's just trees and a few buildings going by - rather meaningless. I understand this is more work, but it is a standard practice in producing video documentaries. Keep up the good work!