Orca Inlet

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Orca Inlet is a coastal waterway in south-central Alaska forming part of Prince William Sound and serving as the marine gateway to the town of Cordova.

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Orca Inlet canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal waterway
inlet
adjacentTo Cordova, Alaska
affectedByEvent Exxon Valdez oil spill
connectedTo Gulf of Alaska
Prince William Sound
country United States
hasClimate maritime subarctic climate
hasCoordinateSystem geographic coordinates
hasEconomicActivity fishing industry
marine transportation services
seafood processing
hasJurisdiction State of Alaska
linked to: Alaska

United States federal waters
hasLanguageToponym English
hasNavigationRole approach channel to Cordova
hasPort Cordova Harbor
hasPrimaryUse commercial fishing
marine transportation
recreational boating
subsistence fishing
hasShoreType estuaries
rugged coastline
tidal flats
hasTidalCharacteristic significant tidal range
hasWaterType saltwater
hasWildlife Pacific salmon
herring
marine mammals
seabirds
isNavigableFor fishing vessels
recreational boats
small commercial vessels
locatedIn Alaska
locatedInBorough Chugach Census Area
locatedInCensusArea Chugach Census Area
locatedInRegion south-central Alaska
linked to: Southcentral Alaska
locatedInUSState Alaska
locatedOnCoastOf Gulf of Alaska
marineGatewayTo Cordova, Alaska
nearbySettlement Cordova, Alaska
partOf Prince William Sound
partOfEcosystem Prince William Sound marine ecosystem
regionType coastal inlet

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Cordova, Alaska locatedOn Orca Inlet
subject linked to: Cordova