U.S. Route 40 - World's Largest Polar Bear

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World's Largest Polar Bear

Commercial Hotel
340 Commercial Street
Elko, NV

White King, a 12-foot tall, 2,000 pound polar bear is stuffed and on display inside the Commercial. Larger than life (or death) statues of White King stand above each entrance.

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