Selawik River

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The Selawik River is a remote river in northwestern Alaska that flows through the Selawik National Wildlife Refuge before emptying into Selawik Lake near the Kotzebue Sound.

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Selawik River canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
river
associatedPeople Iñupiat
linked to: Coastal Iñupiat
basinCountry United States
country United States
drainageTo Kotzebue Sound
emptiesInto Selawik Lake
flowsThrough Selawik National Wildlife Refuge
hasEcosystemType Arctic tundra
wetland
hasNearbySettlement Selawik, Alaska
hasPrimaryAccess boat
small aircraft
hasRecreation sport fishing
wilderness float trips
hasWildlife caribou
migratory waterfowl
moose
salmon
sheefish
isRemote true
languageOfToponym Iñupiaq
linked to: Inupiaq
locatedIn Alaska
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Northwest Arctic Borough
locatedInRegion northwestern Alaska
locatedOnContinent North America
partOf Selawik River watershed
protectedArea Selawik National Wildlife Refuge
region Arctic Alaska
linked to: northern Alaska
riverMouthLocatedIn Selawik Lake
riverMouthNearby Kotzebue Sound
usedFor subsistence fishing
subsistence hunting

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Selawik locatedOn Selawik River
Selawik namedAfter Selawik River