Kobuk Valley National Park

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Kobuk Valley National Park is a remote Alaskan wilderness area known for its vast sand dunes, caribou migrations, and Arctic landscapes north of the Arctic Circle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national park
access by boat on the Kobuk River in summer
by small aircraft
by snowmachine in winter
area about 1,750,000 acres
about 7,080 square kilometers
biome taiga
tundra
climate subarctic climate
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalRegion Inupiat traditional lands
designation IUCN Category II protected area
established 1980
establishedBy Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act NERFINISHED
feature Arctic tundra
Great Kobuk Sand Dunes NERFINISHED
Hunt River Sand Dunes NERFINISHED
Kobuk River NERFINISHED
Little Kobuk Sand Dunes NERFINISHED
boreal forest
mountain passes
governingBody National Park Service
knownFor Western Arctic caribou herd migration
lack of roads
remote wilderness
vast Arctic sand dunes
locatedIn Alaska
Arctic Circle NERFINISHED
Arctic region
Northwest Arctic Borough NERFINISHED
nearestCity Kotzebue, Alaska NERFINISHED
partOf United States National Park System NERFINISHED
recreation backpacking
photography
river floating
wildlife viewing
traditionalUse subsistence fishing
subsistence gathering
subsistence hunting
wildlife black bears
caribou
foxes
grizzly bears
migratory birds
moose
wolverines
wolves

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Kobuk isNear Kobuk Valley National Park
Noatak National Preserve adjacentTo Kobuk Valley National Park
Kobuk River passesThrough Kobuk Valley National Park
Kobuk River protectedArea Kobuk Valley National Park
northern Alaska hasProtectedArea Kobuk Valley National Park
subject surface form: Northern Alaska