How Was Whitehorse Formed?

Whitehorse, perhaps so named because the whitecaps of the rapids on the Whitehorse River resembled the manes of white horses, was founded during the Klondike Gold Rush (1897–98) as a staging and distribution centre; it was the head of river navigation and became the northern terminus of the White Pass Read more…

Which County Is The White Horse In?

Vale of White Horse, district, administrative county of Oxfordshire, historic county of Berkshire, England, lying southwest of Oxford. It encompasses the northern part of the historic county of Berkshire. What county is the white chalk horse? Kilburn White Horse, Yorkshire The largest and most northerly hill figure in England, the Read more…