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DescriptionFormerNWTcapitals.png	Español: Mapa de las capitales de los Territorios del Noroeste. English: Former capitals of Northwest Territories in Canada: Fort Garry (1870–1876), Fort Livingstone (1876-1877), Battleford (1877-1883), Regina (1883-1905), Ottawa (1905-1967), Fort Smith (1911-1967), Yellowknife (1967-present).
Date	28 September 2007
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Author	Cloveious
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