Endicott Arm

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Endicott Arm is a long, narrow fjord in southeastern Alaska known for its dramatic glacial scenery, including the tidewater Dawes Glacier, and for being a popular destination for cruise ships and wildlife viewing.

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Endicott Arm canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fjord
geographic feature
accessedBy boat
cruise ship
small tour vessel
belongsTo Endicott Arm–Fords Terror Wilderness
connectsTo Holkham Bay
formedBy glacial erosion
governedBy United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
hasClimate maritime climate
hasCountry United States of America
hasEnvironment temperate rainforest surroundings
hasFeature glacially carved valley
icebergs
narrow waterway
steep rock walls
tidewater glacier
hasGlacier Dawes Glacier
hasNearbyCity Juneau, Alaska
linked to: Juneau
hasOrientation generally east–west
hasProtectionStatus wilderness area
hasState Alaska
hasWildlife bald eagles
harbor seals
mountain goats
whales
isArmOf Holkham Bay
isNearby Tracy Arm
isPartOf Inside Passage region
isTypeOf glacial fjord
knownFor cruise ship tourism
dramatic glacial scenery
tidewater Dawes Glacier
wildlife viewing
locatedIn Alaska Panhandle
linked to: Panhandle of Alaska

United States
southeastern Alaska
linked to: Southeastern Alaska
partOf Endicott Arm–Fords Terror Wilderness
Tongass National Forest
popularFor bird watching
photography
scenic cruising
seal viewing
whale watching
terminatesAt Dawes Glacier
waterType saltwater

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Stephens Passage near Endicott Arm
Holkham Bay locatedNear Endicott Arm
Fords Terror partOf Endicott Arm