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Alagnak Wild River
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The Alagnak Wild River drains a 2,237 sq. mile area of southwest Alaska

Did You Know?
The Alagnak Wild River is 79 miles (127 kilometers) long, but drains a 2,237 square mile (3,600 square kilometer) area of southwest Alaska!

Last Updated: May 23, 2011 at 09:30 MST