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Alaska's Lakes and Rivers
Alaska's interior and arctic regions are defined by vast networks of freshwater systems and remote wilderness. This collection highlights the state's diverse hydrology, from the Kobuk River—known for its Great Kobuk Sand Dunes—to high-latitude glacial bodies like Lake Schrader in the Brooks Range. Many of these sites, including Old John Lake and Sheenjek Lake, are situated within the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), serving as critical habitats for migratory wildlife and traditional subsistence areas for indigenous communities.
Windy Lake
High-latitude pond situated in the northwestern corner of the state near the Chukchi Sea.
Sheenjek Lake
Remote lake in the Sheenjek River valley, part of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Vettekwi Lake
Remote body of water in the northeastern Alaska wilderness, near the Canadian border.
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