Everything about The Aishihik River totally explained
The
Aishihik River, also know as
Canyon Creek, is a river in the
Yukon Territory of
Canada. Originating in
Aishihik Lake, it flows south into the
Dezadeash River, part of the
Alsek River watershed.
Otter Falls, along the Aishihik River, were pictured on the reverse of the 1954 series of
Canadian $5 bills. Flows on the northern portion of the river, including Otter Falls, are considerably reduced because of a
hydroelectric dam and station onwed by the
Yukon Energy Corporation. The
Aishihik Road mainly follows the river.
The river crosses the
Alaska Highway at the small community of
Canyon Creek, Yukon, where there's one of the original Alaska Highway wooden bridges.
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