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== National Subdivisions ==

~~This isn't required but~~ is ~~highly recommended~~ to ~~help add space~~ and ~~add meat~~ to ~~your article~~, ~~mostly for larger or federal nations. This refers~~ to towns, ~~states~~, ~~provinces~~, ~~autonomous regions~~, ~~or other smaller sections~~ of a ~~nation that can be described individually~~. This ~~IS optional however~~. ~~This~~ is ~~specified so it's more clear~~, ~~for example you could have~~ a ~~subdivision for each province or colony~~. ~~Generally it's at your discretion~~.

The nation of Yukon can be generally subdivided into four main subdivisions, Kluane, Wood Buffalo, Denali and Kenai. These names are unofficial, and are used to divide the nation into individual regional provinces.

===== Kluane =====

Kluane is the largest province my area, home to the capital city, Teslin, along with other nearby towns such as Kruzof and ''Femboy Captial''. The region is named after the real-life region of Kluane located in the same area.

===== Wood Buffalo =====

Wood Buffalo is the northernmost province, encapsulating the entirety of Yukon's border to the Arctic Ocean. It is characterised by the icy shorelines, and home to three towns, Arctic Yukon, Oxeye bay and Aklavik. With a population of seven residents, it is the least-populated province of the four.

===== Denali =====

Denali is the smallest province by area, only encompassing the town of Denali, with a population of 12. It lies in the centre of Alaska and is named after not only the town of Denali, but the real-life location of Denali National Park and Mount Denali, which are in the same region. This part of Yukon has little functioning networking system, with an unused ice highway travelling between Fairbanks, Alaska and the town of Denali itself. There are plans to revitalise the highway, by connecting it to Kenai Province, but no plan set in stone has yet to be announced.

===== Kenai =====

Kenai is the second-largest province by population and area, which is home to the cities of The Valley and Kenny Lake. These two cities share a lot of similarities in its city landscape, spread-out nature and architectural taste, with homes often characterised by spruce wood and deepslate structures. The Valley is the older town of the two, with Kenny Lake forming only in late September of 2023.

== Other Recommended Headings ==

The following are not required but it's recommended to have at least something extra for your town page. Most are applicable to most nations.

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 == National Subdivisions ==
-This isn't required but is highly recommended to help add space and add meat to your article, mostly for larger or federal nations. This refers to towns, states, provinces, autonomous regions, or other smaller sections of a nation that can be described individually. This IS optional however. This is specified so it's more clear, for example you could have a subdivision for each province or colony. Generally it's at your discretion.
+The nation of Yukon can be generally subdivided into four main subdivisions, Kluane, Wood Buffalo, Denali and Kenai. These names are unofficial, and are used to divide the nation into individual regional provinces.
+===== Kluane =====
+Kluane is the largest province my area, home to the capital city, Teslin, along with other nearby towns such as Kruzof and ''Femboy Captial''. The region is named after the real-life region of Kluane located in the same area.
+===== Wood Buffalo =====
+Wood Buffalo is the northernmost province, encapsulating the entirety of Yukon's border to the Arctic Ocean. It is characterised by the icy shorelines, and home to three towns, Arctic Yukon, Oxeye bay and Aklavik. With a population of seven residents, it is the least-populated province of the four.
+===== Denali =====
+Denali is the smallest province by area, only encompassing the town of Denali, with a population of 12. It lies in the centre of Alaska and is named after not only the town of Denali, but the real-life location of Denali National Park and Mount Denali, which are in the same region. This part of Yukon has little functioning networking system, with an unused ice highway travelling between Fairbanks, Alaska and the town of Denali itself. There are plans to revitalise the highway, by connecting it to Kenai Province, but no plan set in stone has yet to be announced.
+===== Kenai =====
+Kenai is the second-largest province by population and area, which is home to the cities of The Valley and Kenny Lake. These two cities share a lot of similarities in its city landscape, spread-out nature and architectural taste, with homes often characterised by spruce wood and deepslate structures. The Valley is the older town of the two, with Kenny Lake forming only in late September of 2023.
 == Other Recommended Headings ==
 The following are not required but it's recommended to have at least something extra for your town page. Most are applicable to most nations.

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