Alaska Range foothills

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The Alaska Range foothills are a subarctic upland region in south-central Alaska characterized by rolling terrain, river valleys, and proximity to the high peaks of the Alaska Range.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
subarctic region
upland region
adjacentTo Alaska Range NERFINISHED
drainedBy Nenana River NERFINISHED
Susitna River tributaries
Tanana River tributaries
formsTransitionZoneBetween Alaska Range mountains NERFINISHED
Interior lowlands
geologyInfluencedBy Alaska Range orogeny NERFINISHED
glacial deposition
hasClimate subarctic climate
hasElevationRange low to moderate elevations below main Alaska Range peaks
hasFeature boreal forest
glacially influenced landscapes
river valleys
tundra vegetation
hasHydrology seasonal streams
wetlands
hasLandform foothills
hasPrecipitationPattern snow-dominated
hasProcess frost heave
periglacial processes
solifluction
hasSeasonality long cold winters
short cool summers
hasSoilType permafrost-affected soils
hasTerrain rolling terrain
hasVegetation shrub tundra
taiga
wetland vegetation
hasWildlife Dall sheep
caribou
grizzly bear
migratory birds
moose
wolf
locatedIn Alaska
United States of America
surface form: United States

south-central Alaska
near high peaks of the Alaska Range
partOf Alaska Range region NERFINISHED
Interior Alaska NERFINISHED
usedFor backcountry travel
recreation
subsistence hunting
wildlife viewing

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Ahtna Athabaskan traditionalHomeland Alaska Range foothills