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	Obituary of Dr. Walter B. LaBerge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		LaBerge of Aptos (Santa Cruz County) died July 16 of pneumonia in a Santa Cruz hospital.
		LaBerge was a native of Chicago, a 1944 graduate of the University of Notre Dame and a captain on a U.S. Navy minesweeper in the South Pacific during World War II.
		LaBerge was an assistant to the president and a vice president for research laboratories and for advanced planning for the Lockheed Corp. in Sunnyvale, retiring in 1989.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /labargec/laberge2/sf040717.htm (422 words)

	Sources, Occurrence, Trends and Pathways in the Physical Environment - Canadian Arctic Contaminants Assessment Report ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The chromatographic pattern of ΣCHBs in the Hanson Lake sediment is dominated by 2-exo, 3-endo,6-exo,8,9,10- hexachlorobornane (Hx-Sed or B6-923) and 2-endo, 3-exo,5-endo,6-exo,8,9,10-heptachlorobornane (Hp-Sed or B7-1001) (Stern et al., 1995; Andrews et al., 1995).
		In the Watson and Fox Lake sediments, Hx- and Hp-Sed are the predominant CHB congeners in both cases suggesting contamination by a non-atmospheric source.
		In Lake Laberge, Hx- and Hp-Sed are much more prevalent in the core slices representing the years 1972-1976 compared to the period of 1980 to 1991 but, do not predominate nearly to the same extent as observed in the sediments from Hanson, Fox, or Watson Lakes.
	www.ainc-inac.gc.ca /ncp/pub/phy/occtre6_e.html (2891 words)

	Tour Canada from space - Lake Laberge, Yukon
		Lake Laberge was made famous by Robert Service in a poetic way, but we can show you the poetry of science, as colours, shapes, tones, and textures lead us in observing and interpreting the natural and man-made features of the Earth's surface.
		Lake Laberge is a widened portion of the Yukon River which flows through the lake.
		It is an oligotropic lake, deep, and is thus quite dark, as evidenced in the satellite image.
	www.ccrs.nrcan.gc.ca /resource/tour/40/index_e.php (442 words)

	How Do Contaminants Get into Fish and Wildlife? What Happens to Wildlife that Contain Contaminants? - Highlights - ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Mercury levels in fish vary a lot from lake to lake and scientists continue to study why there are higher levels in some places and not in others.
		Lake trout are predatory fish and generally contain higher levels of contaminants, including mercury, than nonpredatory fish such as whitefish.
		The previously high levels of POPs in lake trout from Lake Laberge may have dropped to one-quarter of what they were in the mid-1990s, and to levels that are typical of fish in other Yukon lakes.
	www.ainc-inac.gc.ca /ncp/pub/hig/hig16_e.html (1480 words)

	A Preliminary Underwater Survey of Lake Laberge in the Vicinity of Deep Creek and Richtofen Island, Yukon
		The findings of the EOD survey in Watson Lake in 1978 revealed a variety of ordinances that was left by the military either intentionally or by accident, some of it extremely large in size.
		Information obtained from long time Whitehorse area residents about ordinance use at Lake Laberge indicates the south end of Richtofen Island was used for aerial bombing practice and that barrels, fixed targets and possibly other materials was used as targets out on the lake or on Richtofen Island for shore based gunnery practice.
		The lake bottom survey has confirmed that offshore target practicing did occur at Lake Laberge and that 45 gallon barrels, probably used as floating targets, were used for gunnery practice from shore based positions.
	yukonweb.com /business/uvn/deepcr.html (1069 words)

	Fox Bay Retreat - Yukon Canada
		FOX BAY RETREAT is situated on the shore of famous Lake Laberge in Canada’s northern Yukon Territory.
		Lake Laberge is 30-mile long lake and is part of the legendary Yukon River.
		In the pioneer years of the territory, it was named for Michael Laberge, a French Canadian who worked as part of a team surveying a northern telegraph to connect North America to the Russian Continent.
	www.foxbayretreat.com (411 words)

	Yukon Quest Trail Description between Carmacks and Braeburn by Champion Frank Turner and his sled dogs at Muktuk Kennels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Coghlan Lake is the point where the newer trail rejoins the old Quest Trail, which ran the full length of Lake Laberge, then overland to Coghlan.
		The lake was always a difficult section – very windy and exposed – and there were virtually no viewing opportunities for the public.
		As Laberge is long an narrow, and surrounded by low hills, the lake is a virtual wind tunnel, and a very tough run for the teams.
	www.muktuk.com /quest2005/trail_braeburn_to_carmacks.php (747 words)

	1-Day Lake Laberge Sightseeing Trip Spirit of the North Guides
		Explore the lake made famous by the poetry of Robert W. Service and by the part it played in the Klondike Gold Rush.
		Laberge is a 50km long lake that is part of the Yukon River system (click here to see a map of the area).
		This abandoned village is at the northern end of the lake where it flows into the section of river known as the Thirty Mile.
	www.spiritnorth.yk.ca /trips/trip1.html (279 words)

	EMAN-North Information Centre -- Organochlorines in Yukon Fish - Status and Trends (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Lake trout organochlorine contaminant levels vary a lot from lake to lake and within lakes, partly related to whether or not the trout eat fish or invertebrates.
		Trout from Lake Laberge taken in 1993 and 1996 had much lower levels of toxaphene than did the earlier samples.
		More sampling at Lake Laberge and other southern Yukon lakes, followed by a review of contaminant levels and consumption advice, are priorities for the Yukon Contaminants Committee for 1997 to 1999.
	www.emannorth.ca /ic/ds031/status.cfm (220 words)

	laberge story
		Lake Laberge is located about 20km north of the City of Whitehorse.
		In March, 1998 while searching the lake for a long lost aircraft that went missing nearly 60 years ago, an incidental but interesting discovery was made on the lake bottom.
		Except for one observation made by an underwater diver in 1997 while diving in Lake Laberge (B. Reynolds, personal communication) excavations or tunnel burrows of this type have not been previously documented in Canadian waters (C. Day, personal communication).
	www.yukonweb.com /business/uvn/page2.html (434 words)

	Yukon Adventure Company - Marge of Lake Laberge Variety Tour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		You'll then drive for 45 minutes to a boat launch on Lake Laberge and cross the water to the family's wilderness home and sled dog kennel.
		After a hearty lunch and introduction to the resident huskies, you'll spend the afternoon hiking on high ridges that overlook the lake, returning for a cookout on the shore.
		For your next three days, you'll explore Lake Laberge by foot, canoe and motorboat, focusing on the area's natural beauty and history.
	www.yukonadventures.com /adventures/ma002.html (769 words)

	Organochlorines in remote environments
		In 1990, tests of fish from Lake Laberge, on the Yukon River downstream from Whitehorse, revealed surprisingly high levels of toxaphene (an organochlorine pesticide), as well as PCBs in some specimens.
		The small commercial fishery in the lake closed, and the nonnative domestic food fishery was reduced.
		Research indicates that this variation is related to differences in the food webs of the lake and perhaps also to differences in climate and in the physical and chemical properties of the lakes.
	www.ec.gc.ca /soer-ree/English/SOER/1996report/Doc/1-6-3-6-3-1.cfm (429 words)

	Canoe Tours and Rental on the Yukon River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		We paddle through Lake Laberge and continue on the legendary Yukon River and famous Thirty-Mile River.
		This is the name given to the first 30 miles of the Yukon River running out of the north end of Lake Laberge to Hootalinqua, an abandoned gold rush village at the confluence of the Yukon and Teslin Rivers.
		Via Twin Lakes - well known for their beauty and colors we stop at Conglomerate Mountain which was formed at the leading edge of volcanic mud flows some 185 million years ago.
	www.goalaskatours.com /adventure_rivertrips_yukon.html (952 words)

	Yukon River Whitehorse to Dawson City
		Lake Lebarge is 30 miles from Whitehorse which is about the right distance for your first day of paddling.
		Lake Lebarge is noted for it's strong and sudden storms lasting anywhere from several hours to all day.
		Because of the possibility of a sudden change in the weather and the size of the lake, 30 miles long and 2 to 3 miles wide, whichever side of the lake you start on plan on staying on during your crossing.
	www.angelfire.com /ky/soybeans (2046 words)

	Close-up light display at Lake Laberge, Dec 13, 2000
		She noticed that there was a great deal of light outside coming through the glass patio doors as well as a medium sized window.
		Both are on the one side of the bedroom and both face Lake Laberge.
		Their house sits high on a hill that drops off steeply down to the lake (about 100 feet or 30 metres down).
	www.ufobc.ca /yukon/lakelabergelights.html (824 words)

	Our Time Machine is a Canoe (Part 1) - ExploreNorth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		It was the right decision - while the lake is beautiful, even the 23 miles of it that we saw became monotonous.
		As the lake empties into the section of the Yukon River known as the Thirty Mile, the remains of the community of Lower Laberge provide an excellent introduction to life on the river.
		The old hull was used as a landing barge on the lake for several years, then was probably used as a dock at the point where it sits today.
	www.explorenorth.com /library/yafeatures/bl-canoe1.htm (1754 words)

	Tour Canada from space - Lake Laberge, Yukon - Scene 5
		To the east of the southern end of Lake Laberge is Teslin Mountain.
		Comparing the airphoto and satellite views of Long Lake, we can see the benefits of higher spatial resolution and the use of colour.
		A primary source of the sediment may be the steep and bare slope (white tone) on the north side of the lake.
	www.ccrs.nrcan.gc.ca /resource/tour/40/40scene5_e.php (447 words)

	Adventures in Canada's Northwest, hiking, camping the Rocky Mountains, BC and the Yukon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Burns Lake, Houston, Smithers and a few smaller towns on your north-west route thrrough this vast country of forests and mountains.
		Camping by a lake, there is time this evening for an excursion to fantastic hanging glaciers at Bear Pass.
		Watson Lake with the "sign forest" is already part of the Yukon.
	www.rubyrange.com /english/adventureTours/vanTours/northwestGoWild.html (1286 words)

	OTRSS/Adventure/NE2/Two(b)
		Lake Laberge is another of those long thin drowned valleys near the Yukon and Teslin Rivers, rimmed by craggy limestone peaks.
		This is one of the few lakes we've seen in the North that actually has boats in it — there's a small sailboat all white against the dark blue mountains and bright green lower hills; there were some motorboats and canoes earlier.
		Lake Laberge is just north of Whitehorse on the route to Dawson City and the Klondike goldfields.
	www.sonic.net /~ric/adventure/ne2/ne2b.htm (5641 words)

	Lake Sherwod Acres Home Page
		Lake Sherwood Acres is a "well-kept secret" of 312 homes located between S. Sherwood Forest and Coursey Boulevards.
		The Sherwood Lake Association Articles of Incorporation state that the association "is a non-profit corporation organized under the laws of the State of Louisiana, for the purpose of, among other things, owning, preserving, maintaining and regulation for the use of its members the lake shown on the official plat of Lake Sherwood Acres Subdivision..."
		Please be aware that the Lake Sherwood Acres Restrictions and Covenants and Baton Rouge City Ordinance No. 10669 passed on August 14, 1996, requires all sellers to furnish the buyers of their property a copy of all deed and building restrictions affecting that property.
	www.lakesherwoodacres.com /index.htm (1285 words)

	YUKON RIVER PHOTOS PAGE-3!
		Lake Laberge is about 30 miles long and took two days to safely navigate.
		Just onto the river I inspected an old log camp named Lower Laberge which was the resting place for the gold seekers of '98 who had just fought the surge of Laberge.
		Here I am on the morning after conquering Lake Laberge on Thirty Mile River, a section of the Yukon after the lake.
	members.tripod.com /gohike/yukon/yukphoto3.html (928 words)

	Kanoe People Ltd. Yukon River Canoe & Kayak Outfitters, guides
		You start this trip with a van ride on the Alaska Highway south to Marsh Lake where the Yukon River is born.
		This is a stocked lake and you can spend the day fishing for Lake trout or simply enjoying the scenery and the paddling around the lake.
		There is no road into the lake and a short 5 min carry of your canoe and gear is required.
	kanoepeople.com /customs.html (807 words)

	07-08-05 Yukon River Quest teen memoir
		Lake Laberge is a 30-mile-long stretch of water every paddler must pass through to complete the race.
		Our belated arrival to the lake’s end could be blamed on the 45 minutes of strong head wind we had to paddle through.
		Lake Laberge is known for its wind, and that is part of the reason why racers are required to stay on the right side of the lake where it is safer.
	www.skagwaynews.com /070805YRQmemoir.html (2118 words)

	Dawson City North Klondike Highway Wildlife Viewing
		Lhútsäw Wetlands, also known as Von Wilczek Lakes and locally known as Jackfish Lake, is an important wetland complex for duck staging, nesting and moulting.
		Also known as Rock Island Lake, this lake is just beyond the northern limits of a 1995 forest fire.
		This shallow lake is one of the “athalassic,” or salty lakes of inland origin found in the area.
	www.yukoninfo.com /dawson/info/wildlifeviewing.htm (1437 words)

	Yukon Horsepacking Adventures Photo Album
		One of the many beautiful lakes to be found along the Dawson Trail.
		From this vantage point, Lake Laberge is particularly beautiful.
		Bordering Lake Laberge to the west, this is one of many options available for a 4-day pack trip.
	www.yukonhorsepacking.com /photos.html (491 words)

	Wilderness Cabins in Yukon Territory
		Located on shores of famous Lake Laberge, only 40 min north of Whitehorse.
		Large deck, electric fridge, electric stove, wood stove, 17 ft canoe for use on the lake.
		One of Yukon's most scenic lakes and noted for trophy-sized lake trout.
	www.goalaskatours.com /adventure_cabin_yukon.html (830 words)

	Local Attractions - Yukon Alaska Tourist Tours
		Marsh Lake is also a major staging area for migratory water birds, including trumpeter and tundra swans.
		You’ll be treated to a panoramic view of Lake Laberge, the setting of Robert Service’s famous poem The Cremation of Sam McGee.
		And you will fly over Fish Lake, for millennia an important camping, fishing and hunting area for the original Native settlers of the Yukon.
	www.pioneer-rv-park.com /threelaketour.html (110 words)

	Maps & Graphics search results
		Comparison of bone collagen in lake trout from Peter Lake, NWT and from Yukon lakes, and in toxaphene- treated and control fish from Lake 260.
		delta-15 Nitrogen isotope ratios versus Toxaphene, DDT, and HCH for fish and invertebrates from Lake Laberge, Yukon Territory.
		Temporal trends in levels of PCB, DDT, alpha-HCH, and HCB in muscle from Lake Storvindeln pike and Lake Abiskojaure char in Sweden.
	www.amap.no /maps-gra/search.cfm?keyword_id=68 (273 words)

	Hiking with the Huskies and Canoeing Combination
		Day 1: A transfer is provided from your hotel to Lake Laberge and by boat across to the homestead on the eastern shore.
		Our base camp for two nights is beside a beautiful lake and after setting up the camp, we can relax or go swimming.
		Days 5, 6, and 7 – Are spent exploring the Lake Laberge area by foot, canoe, and boat, focusing on natural beauty and historical interest.
	www.visityukon.com /hikinghuskiescanoe.html (306 words)

	NAVAIR WD: Employees Recognized Nationally/Internationally (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		During McEwan’s 29 years at China Lake (1947 — 1976) he was a key player in the development and organization of the Center’s chemical research program.
		John Pearson authored and co-authored three books, two of which are classics in their field, The Behavior of Metals Under Impulsive Loads, and Explosive Working of Metals, written with Dr. John Rinehart.
		After leaving China Lake, Dr. Wilcox became Deputy Director, Defense Research and Engineering, Office of the Secretary of Defense.
	www.nawcwpns.navy.mil /r2/pa/Recog.htm (765 words)

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