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Gates of the Arctic

Photo by Sean Tevebaugh NPS
OUR NATIONAL PARKS CENTENNIAL: Gates of the Arctic, Alaska

May 31st 2016
Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve encompasses 8.4 million acres of wilderness. Six national wild rivers - Alatna, John, Kobuk, Noatak, North Fork Koyukuk, and Tinayguk - and other waterways cross the park. The park name came from wilderness advocate Robert Marshall, who traveled the North Fork Koyukuk country frequently from 1929 to 1939. Marshall called two peaks, Frigid Crags and Bo ... read more
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