Let's start off with some Canadian capitals-
Iqaluit-Capital of Nunavut
2001 census population according to Wiki~5,236
Whitehorse-Capital of the Yukon
2001 census metro population according to Wiki~21,405
Yellowknife-Capital of the NW Territories
2001 census population according to Wiki~17,758
Now for a couple of Alaskan ones-
Juneau, the capital-
2000 census population according to Wiki~30,711
2004 census estimate according to Wiki~31,118
Fairbanks-
2000 census population according to Wiki~30,224
2004 non-census estimate according to Wiki~29,954
One from Russia-
Celjabinsk (this one is not small, nor arctic, and might be to close Jekaterinburg, I just thought I might suggest it).-
2002 population according to Wiki~1,078,300(Listed as Chelyabinsk)
And finally the most northern of all seven of these-
Longyearbyen, Svalbard (Longyear City on Google Earth)-
Population according to Wiki~about 1,700
2005 calculated estimate according to the World Gazetteer~1,232
Here is a short list of the cities:
Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada
Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada
Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada
Juneau, Alaska, USA
Fairbanks, Alaska, USA
Celjabinsk, Russia (Might be to close to Jekaterinburg)
Longyearbyen, Svalbard (Longyear City according to Google Earth)
Just a couple of things I thought you should add.
Zinc, out.

wicked, thanks!

i'M GOING A BIT CROSSED EYed (and I press caps lock). I'll get to them very soon :cheesy

Cool post.
That must've taken some time :eek:

Probably about 22-28 minutes. ;)

An added bit-Iqaluit would be the first city on Baffin Island.
:)

What do you think about these, Blitz?

Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada - need coordinates...... too lazy


All others are in.

Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada-
Lat:63.7495
Long:-68.5205
ZInc, destroyer of Newbs. :shoot

Iqaluit added