Routes taken by Inspector J.D. Moodie (1897) and Sgt. Charles Constantine (1905) from Edmonton heading for Dawson City. They were sent by the Canadian government to investigate the establishment of a permanent road link between central Canada and the Klondike, in order to maintain Canadian sovereignty in the area. Both expeditions ended in failure and a route through this part of the country was not established.
Yukon Archives. Gordon Bennett, Yukon Transportation – A History. Ottawa: Minister of Supply and Services Canada, 1978. Canadian Historic Sites No. 19, Page 127 (Yukon Archives 971.91 Ben)
Development of Transportation in the Yukon Context