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Alagnak Wild River
Environmental Factors
 
The waters of the Alagnak Wild River support significant sockeye salmon spawning habitat for the Bristol Bay commercial fishery, one of the largest in the world. Recent water quality studies conducted in the area has indicated pristine water quality conditions. Maintaining the pristine water quality on the Alagnak, is the primary environmental concern to be attended to by the National Park Service.
The Alagnak Wild River is part of 3,210 miles of protected rivers in Alaska  

Did You Know?
As one of Alaska’s 26 congressionally designated rivers comprising the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System (NWSRS), the Alagnak Wild River is part of 3,210 miles of protected wild, scenic and recreational rivers in Alaska.

Last Updated: July 27, 2006 at 21:18 EST