Canada-Alaska Highway - Whitehorse Division. Original caption: Canada-Alaska Highway - Whitehorse Division - October 15, 1942. Culvert and cat rail just ahead of the grading crews at the end of the road. The army at this point had its road well across the Donjak River and are now laying the road on ice frozen ground without removing natures insulation. Photo by Pinkstaff. State: Alaska.

Canada-Alaska Highway - Whitehorse Division. Original caption: Canada-Alaska Highway - Whitehorse Division - October 15, 1942. Culvert and cat rail just ahead of the grading crews at the end of the road. The army at this point had its road well across the Donjak River and are now laying the road on ice frozen ground without removing natures insulation. Photo by Pinkstaff. State: Alaska.
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