Kvichak River

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The Kvichak River is a major river in southwestern Alaska that connects Lake Iliamna to Bristol Bay and supports significant salmon runs and local fishing communities.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Kvichak River canonical 7
Kvichak River basin 1
Kvichak River system 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
river
connectedWaterbody Bristol Bay
Iliamna Lake
country United States
drainageBasin Bristol Bay drainage basin
flowsFrom Iliamna Lake
flowsInto Bristol Bay
hasEcosystemService supports commercial salmon fisheries in Bristol Bay
supports recreational fishing tourism
supports subsistence harvests of salmon
hasMajorEcologicalRole supports significant salmon runs
hasSignificance important to Alaska Native subsistence lifestyles
major salmon-producing river in Alaska
hasUse habitat for anadromous fish
transportation route for local communities
locatedIn Alaska
locatedInBoroughOrCensusArea Lake and Peninsula Borough
locatedInRegion Southwestern Alaska
linked to: southwestern Alaska
mouthLocatedIn Bristol Bay
partOf Bristol Bay watershed
linked to: Bristol Bay
region southwestern Alaska
sourceLocatedIn Iliamna Lake
supportsCommunity local fishing communities
supportsEconomicActivity commercial fishing
sport fishing
subsistence fishing
supportsSpecies Pacific salmon
waterbodyType freshwater river

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (9)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Bristol Bay drainageBasinIncludes Kvichak River
Nushagak River basin hydrologicallyConnectedTo Kvichak River basin
linked to: Kvichak River
Levelock, Alaska locatedOnRiver Kvichak River
Igiugig, Alaska locatedAtMouthOf Kvichak River
Igiugig, Alaska locatedOn Kvichak River
Alaska river system hasMajorRiver Kvichak River
Lake Iliamna partOf Kvichak River system
linked to: Kvichak River
Lake Iliamna outflow Kvichak River
Lake Iliamna drainsInto Kvichak River