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Otter Falls, known in Southern Tutchone as Nadélin, is a waterfall on the Aishihik River in southwestern Yukon, Canada, reached by the Aishihik Road and recognized as one of the area’s better-known natural destinations. Its scenic setting, nearby birdlife, and sport fishing have long drawn visitors. American dippers and harlequin ducks are among the species observed there. The falls also hold a distinctive place in Canadian visual culture because an engraved view by C. Gordon Yorke, created at mile 996 of the Alaska Highway, was used on the 1954 Series Canadian five-dollar banknote.
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