eastern Alaska

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Eastern Alaska is a remote, mountainous region of the U.S. state of Alaska known for its rugged terrain, glaciers, and active volcanic and tectonic activity.

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Label Occurrences
eastern Alaska canonical 6

Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
region
subdivision of Alaska
border British Columbia NERFINISHED
Canada NERFINISHED
Yukon NERFINISHED
central Alaska NERFINISHED
climate arctic climate (in northern parts)
subarctic climate
contains Alaska Range NERFINISHED
Copper River basin (eastern part) NERFINISHED
Delta Junction NERFINISHED
Eagle
Fortymile River region NERFINISHED
Glennallen NERFINISHED
Northway NERFINISHED
Saint Elias Mountains (eastern portion) NERFINISHED
Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge NERFINISHED
Tok NERFINISHED
Wrangell Mountains NERFINISHED
Wrangell–St. Elias National Park and Preserve NERFINISHED
upper Yukon River valley (Alaska portion)
country United States of America
economicActivity mineral exploration
subsistence hunting and fishing
tourism
geology Pacific Plate–North American Plate interaction zone NERFINISHED
active plate boundary region
hasFeature active tectonics
boreal forest
glaciers
permafrost
tundra
volcanic activity
locatedIn North America
Northern Hemisphere
Western Hemisphere NERFINISHED
northwestern North America
naturalHazard avalanches
earthquakes
glacial outburst floods
volcanic eruptions (regional)
partOf Alaska NERFINISHED
populationDensity sparsely populated
terrainFeature mountainous
rugged terrain
timeZone Alaska Time Zone
traversedBy Alaska Highway NERFINISHED
Richardson Highway (eastern segment) NERFINISHED
Taylor Highway NERFINISHED
Tok Cutoff NERFINISHED

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Mount Drum locatedIn eastern Alaska
Mount Wrangell locatedIn eastern Alaska
Tok locatedInRegion eastern Alaska
Mount Hayes locatedIn eastern Alaska
Nabesna Glacier locatedIn eastern Alaska
Upper Tanana spokenIn eastern Alaska