Lake Iliamna

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Lake Iliamna is the largest lake in Alaska, a vast freshwater body renowned for its salmon fisheries and remote wilderness setting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lake
natural freshwater lake
associatedPeople Denaʼina
Yupʼik
linked to: Yupik
basinCountry United States
country United States
drainageTo Bristol Bay
drainsInto Kvichak River
elevationAboveSeaLevel about 14 meters
about 46 feet
fishSpecies Arctic char
chinook salmon
chum salmon
coho salmon
grayling
lake trout
pink salmon
rainbow trout
sockeye salmon
hasIndigenousName Iliamna Lake
hasIsland Flat Island
Knoll Island
Porcupine Island
Triangle Island
knownFor remote wilderness setting
salmon fisheries
sport fishing
subsistence fishing
locatedIn Alaska
southwest Alaska
linked to: southwestern Alaska
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Lake and Peninsula Borough
maximumLength about 128 km
about 80 miles
maximumWidth about 30 miles
about 48 km
nearbySettlement Igiugig, Alaska
Iliamna, Alaska
Kokhanok, Alaska
Newhalen, Alaska
Pedro Bay, Alaska
notableFeature important salmon nursery habitat
remote roadless surroundings
outflow Kvichak River
partOf Bristol Bay watershed
linked to: Bristol Bay

Kvichak River system
linked to: Kvichak River
rankingByAreaInAlaska largest lake in Alaska
rankingByAreaInUnitedStates one of the largest freshwater lakes in the United States
recreation boating
fishing
wilderness tourism
region Bristol Bay region
Lake Clark region
surfaceArea about 1012 square miles
about 2622 square kilometers
waterType freshwater

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Lake and Peninsula Borough contains Lake Iliamna
Iliamna, Alaska locatedNear Lake Iliamna
Iliamna, Alaska nearbyWaterBody Lake Iliamna
Igiugig, Alaska locatedNear Lake Iliamna