Taku Inlet

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Taku Inlet is a long, narrow fjord-like inlet in southeastern Alaska, known for its proximity to the Taku Glacier and its role as a waterway near Juneau.

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Label Occurrences
Taku Inlet canonical 5

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf body of water
fjord-like inlet
inlet
administrativeRegion City and Borough of Juneau NERFINISHED
climate maritime subarctic climate
connectedTo Stephens Passage NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
describedAs fjord-like
ethnicAssociation Taku Tlingit NERFINISHED
hasEcology marine and estuarine ecosystems
hasFeature glacially carved basin
sediment-laden waters from Taku River
steep surrounding terrain
tidal waters
hasNameOrigin named after the Taku people
hasWildlife salmon
seabirds
seals
whales
influencedBy Taku River discharge
glacial activity
tides
locatedIn Alaska
Alexander Archipelago NERFINISHED
Southeastern Alaska NERFINISHED
locatedNear Coast Mountains NERFINISHED
mouthOf Taku River NERFINISHED
navigationHazard shallow areas from glacial silt deposition
near Juneau Icefield NERFINISHED
Juneau, Alaska NERFINISHED
Stephens Passage NERFINISHED
Taku Glacier NERFINISHED
Taku Harbor NERFINISHED
notableFor proximity to Taku Glacier
role as waterway near Juneau
partOf Inside Passage NERFINISHED
receivesWaterFrom Taku River NERFINISHED
region Pacific Northwest coastal region
Panhandle of Alaska NERFINISHED
shape long and narrow
usedFor access to Taku Glacier
commercial fishing
marine navigation
recreational boating
tourism
waterBodyType saltwater inlet

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Stephens Passage connectsTo Taku Inlet
Taku River mouthLocatedIn Taku Inlet
Taku River flowsInto Taku Inlet
Taku Glacier flowsInto Taku Inlet
Taku Glacier near Taku Inlet