Baldwin Peninsula

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Baldwin Peninsula is a large landform in northwest Alaska that extends into Kotzebue Sound and hosts the city of Kotzebue.

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Baldwin Peninsula canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landform
peninsula
adjacentTo Kotzebue Sound
administrativeCenterLocatedOn Kotzebue
borders Kotzebue Sound
contains Kotzebue
country United States of America
extendsInto Kotzebue Sound
hasAccessVia Kotzebue Airport
small boat traffic
winter ice roads
hasClimate polar-influenced climate
subarctic climate
hasEconomicActivity subsistence fishing
subsistence gathering
subsistence hunting
hasEcosystemType Arctic tundra ecosystem
hasFeature barrier beaches
coastal lagoons
low relief terrain
permafrost
tundra landscape
hasGeologicalOrigin glacially formed landform
hasNearbyWaterBody Kobuk River delta
Noatak River delta
Selawik River delta
hasSettlement Kotzebue
hasVegetationType lichens
low shrubs
mosses
sedge meadows
hosts Kotzebue
isHabitatFor Arctic wildlife
marine mammals
migratory birds
locatedIn Alaska
Arctic Alaska
linked to: northern Alaska

North Slope region of Alaska
linked to: North Slope, Alaska

northwest Alaska
linked to: northwestern Alaska
locatedInTimeZone Alaska Time Zone
locatedOnCoastOf Chukchi Sea
near Arctic Circle
partOf Northwest Arctic Borough, Alaska
region Northwest Arctic region of Alaska
linked to: northwestern Alaska
separates Kotzebue Sound from inland tundra
surroundedBy Kotzebue Sound on three sides
traditionalTerritoryOf Iñupiat people
linked to: Coastal Iñupiat

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Kotzebue, Alaska locatedOn Baldwin Peninsula