Knik Arm

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Knik Arm is a tidal inlet and branch of Cook Inlet in southcentral Alaska, known for its strong tidal currents, mudflats, and proximity to Anchorage.

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Label Occurrences
Knik Arm canonical 8

Statements (41)

Predicate Object
instanceOf arm of the sea
tidal inlet
adjacentTo Anchorage International Airport
Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson
surface form: Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson

Port of Alaska
surface form: Port of Anchorage
connectedTo Gulf of Alaska
Turnagain Arm
country United States of America
surface form: United States
drainageBasin Cook Inlet watershed
flowsInto Cook Inlet
hasCharacteristic extensive mudflats
strong tidal currents
hasFeature narrow, elongated shape
shallow nearshore areas
tidal mudflats exposed at low tide
hasNavigationCondition challenging due to tides and shoals
hasRisk dangerous mudflats
strong tidal bores
hasTidalRange large
influences local climate of Anchorage area
knownFor rapidly changing tides
treacherous shoreline conditions
language English
locatedIn Southcentral Alaska
locatedOnCoastOf Pacific Ocean system
mouthOf Eagle River
Knik River
Matanuska River
Ship Creek
near Anchorage
Chugiak
Eklutna
Knik-Fairview
Matanuska-Susitna Borough
partOf Cook Inlet
region Cook Inlet
surface form: Cook Inlet basin
state Alaska
usedFor recreational boating
shipping access to Anchorage
subsistence fishing
waterbodyType estuarine arm

Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Southcentral Alaska contains Knik Arm
Port of Alaska locatedIn Knik Arm
Cook Inlet hasArm Knik Arm
Matanuska River flowsInto Knik Arm
Fire Island hasNearbyWaterBody Knik Arm
subject surface form: Fire Island (Alaska)
Knik River mouthLocatedIn Knik Arm