Togiak Bay

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Togiak Bay is a coastal inlet in southwestern Alaska known for its rich fisheries, marine wildlife, and proximity to the Togiak National Wildlife Refuge.

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Togiak Bay canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
adjacentTo Togiak National Wildlife Refuge
coastType estuaries
rugged coastline
tidal flats
country United States
drainsRiver Kulukak River
Osviak River
Togiak River
Ungalikthluk River
economicActivity fishing industry
subsistence hunting and fishing
hasClimate maritime subarctic climate
hasEcosystemType subarctic marine ecosystem
hasFeature important bird habitat
important marine mammal habitat
hasNearbySettlement Togiak, Alaska
Twin Hills, Alaska
hasWildlife Pacific herring
Pacific salmon
halibut
sea otters
seabirds
seals
whales
knownFor Pacific herring fishery
commercial fishing
groundfish resources
marine mammal habitat
marine wildlife
rich fisheries
salmon fishery
seabird populations
subsistence fishing
languageCommunity Yupik communities nearby
locatedIn Alaska
Alaska Peninsula–Bristol Bay region
Bristol Bay region
Dillingham Census Area
Southwestern Alaska
linked to: southwestern Alaska
nearbyProtectedArea Togiak National Wildlife Refuge
partOf Alaska coastal waters
Bering Sea
regionType remote coastal region
usedFor commercial herring fishery
commercial salmon fishery
subsistence harvest by Alaska Natives

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Togiak, Alaska locatedOn Togiak Bay
Togiak Airport nearbyWaterBody Togiak Bay