Whitehorse (English Wikipedia)

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Composite station data: Whitehorse Auto - Climate ID: 2101310, WMO ID: 71773, 60°43′59″N 135°05′52″W / 60.73306°N 135.09778°W / 60.73306; -135.09778 (Whitehorse Auto), 707 m (2,320 ft) and Whitehorse A - Climate ID: 2101300 / 2101303, WMO ID: 71964 / 71964, 60°42′34.2″N 135°04′07.8″W / 60.709500°N 135.068833°W / 60.709500; -135.068833 (Whitehorse A) / 60°42′34″N 135°04′02″W / 60.70944°N 135.06722°W / 60.70944; -135.06722 (Whitehorse A), 706.2 m (2,317 ft)

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