Alaska

River	County	Reach	Length (miles)	Description	Potential Classification	ORVs	Watershed (HUC Level 8)	Year Listed/ Updated
Aaron Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Segment 2: Forms a single stream system with Berg and Oerns Creeks on mainland that flows into Blake Channel 20 miles southeast of Wrangell	20	Has high commercial and sport fish value including king salmon, a wide variety of hunting opportunities, old-growth forest, and high scenic qualities.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Bradfield Canal	1993
Addison Creek	Kenai Peninsula	Headwaters at the terminus of Addison Glacier downstream including brackish Pederson Lagoon along the upper west side of Aialik Bay	3	Primary spawning habitat for red and silver salmon in Aialik Bay area. Recreational area for sea kayaks and sport fishing. Excellent habitat for wildlife.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Resurrection River-Frontal Resurrection Bay	1993
Alecks Creek and Lake	Wrangell-Petersburg	Headwaters below 1000 foot elevation to saltwater in Elena Bay on Kuiu Island	5	Lies within Tebenkof Bay Wilderness Area. High fish values for steelhead, silver and sockeye salmon, and cutthroat trout. Site of old native village and fishing camp.	Wild	Fish, Historic, Recreational	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Alexander Creek	Matanuska-Susitna Borough	Segment 1: From Alexander Lake (Latitude: 61 degrees, 45'/Longitude: 150 degrees, 45') to Dinglishna Hill (Latitude: 61 degrees, 22'/Longitude: 150 degrees, 35')	42	Popular river for anglers, particularly for King and coho salmon. The upper reaches are scenic, with views of the Alaska Range. Class I water encourages high use by beginning floaters. The lower reaches contain native archaeological sites, historic roadhouses, and the Iditarod Trail.	Wild	Cultural, Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Lower Susitna River	1995
Alpine Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Mainland at 4000 foot elevation to Stikine River	7	Canyon contains exceptional alpine and rock formation scenery. In the Stikine-LeConte Wilderness Area.	Wild	Scenic	Stikine River	1993
Alsek River	Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon	Canadian-Alaska border downstream to point where park boundary crosses the river just below Gateway Knob	34	Uncommon environmental diversity, very impressive mountainous and glacial scenery, and outstanding wilderness experience. Wildlands based recreation.	Wild	Recreational, Scenic	Alsek River	1993
American Creek	Lake and Peninsula	Hammersly Lake downstream west and south to mouth at Lake Coville	39	Flows through tundra, then spruce forest. Common wildlife include salmon, bears, and moose. Unique strain of rainbow trout. Excellent recreational angling.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Naknek	1993
Anaktuvuk River	Yukon-Koyukuk	Headwaters downstream to park boundary	37	Regional and national significance because of intense concentration of fish, numbers of bears and certainty of viewing bears during salmon runs from viewing facility.	Wild	Fish, Wildlife, Other	Chandler-Anaktuvuk Rivers	1993
Anan Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Mainland at 3000 foot elevation to saltwater in Anan Bay	12	Regional and national significance because of intense concentration of fish, numbers of bears and certainty of viewing bears during salmon runs from viewing facility.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Wildlife	Bradfield Canal	1993
Anderson Creek	Prince of Wales	Segment 2: Andersen and McGilvery Creeks join at Salmon Lake, flow through Karta Lake, become Karta River, and enter saltwater at Karta Bay	7	High-value fish habitat for coho salmon. Sockeye, pink, chum, Dolly	Wild	Cultural, Fish, Historic, Recreational, Wildlife	Prince of Wales	1993
Andrews Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Mainland at 2000 foot elevation to Stikine River	14	In Stikine-LeConte Wilderness Area. Hosts king salmon spawning run in South Fork, and contributes clear (non-glacial) water quality to Stikine River.	Wild	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Stikine River	1993
Antler River	Juneau	Antler Glacier to Berners Bay	15	Open vistas in steeply walled, glacially-carved valley attract guided whitewater canoe enthusiasts. Tidal flats attract wildlife during spring hooligan spawning runs.	Wild	Geologic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Lynn Canal	1993
Baird Glacier	Wrangell-Petersburg	Ice fields above 5000 foot elevation to near saltwater in Thomas Bay on mainland	22	Seasonal access to the ice fields, and popular sightseeing destination. Southernmost permanent tern colony in Alaska.	Wild	Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Thomas Bay	1993
Bakewell Creek and Badger Lake	Outer Ketchikan	Badger Lake to saltwater in Bakewell Arm	10	One of few sockeye fisheries in Misty Fiords. Steelhead, Dolly Varden char, cutthroat, chum, pink and coho salmon also present.	Wild	Fish, Recreational	Burroughs Bay	1993
Bear Glacier River	Kenai Peninsula	Headwaters including proglacial lake downstream to park boundary along west side of Resurrection Bay	7	Includes scenic vistas and numerous recreational opportunities. Lake formed when glacier receded from slopes in 1952. Spawning habitat for red and silver salmon. Numerous wildlife species.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Resurrection River-Frontal Resurrection Bay	1993
Beaver Creek	Valdez-Cordova	Nutzotin Mountains downstream to Canadian Border	37	Largest clear water stream rising in the vicinity of the extensively glacier capped Wrangell Mountains.	Scenic/Wild	Scenic	190803	1993
Benzeman River and Lake	Sitka	Flows through Benzeman Lake and terminates in Secluded Bay	12	Steep slopes rising from lake and river. Contains granite half-dome formations. Highly valued anadromous fisheries.	Wild	Fish, Geologic, Scenic	Baranof Island	1993
Berg Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Segment 3: Forms a single stream system with Aaron and Oerns Creeks on mainland that flows into Blake Channel 20 miles southeast of Wrangell	6	Has high commercial and sport fish value including king salmon, a wide variety of hunting opportunities, old-growth forest, and high scenic qualities.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Bradfield Canal	1993
Berners River	Juneau	100 foot elevation to Berners Bay	16	Large ponds and pools, broad channels, and high mountains on either side. Prime habitat for moose, waterfowl, and furbearers. Excellent anadromous fish habitat and salmon production.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Lynn Canal	1993
Big Branch Inlet Stream	Sitka	Glacier on southwest slope of Muravief Peak to Big Branch Bay	11	Unusually wide variety of ecosystems, including highly productive estuary and very large grass flat and tidal meadow. Important habitat for Sitka black-tailed deer and brown bear.	Wild	Scenic, Other	Baranof Island	1993
Big Creek	Prince of Wales	Tributaries originate below 1,00 feet and flow into West Arm of Cholmondeley Sound	5	Important producer of coho, sockeye, chum, pink salmon, and steelhead. Abundant black bears and waterfowl.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Prince of Wales	1993
Big Goat Creek and Lake	Outer Ketchikan	Big Goat Lake to saltwater in east arm of Rudyerd Bay	5	Unusually high concentration of brown bear. Abundant Sitka black-tailed deer and excellent goat hunting. Drops 500 feet over spectacular falls as flows out of lake, and is a popular sightseeing destination.	Wild	Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Burroughs Bay	1993
Big River	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters downstream to mouth on Pacific Ocean	21	Important salmon spawning stream. Also foraging area for brown bear. Recreational angling. Influenced by tides with tidal flats extending three miles beyond mouth.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Shelikof Strait	1993
Black River	Sitka	800 foot elevation to Black Bay	11	Old-growth Sitka spruce and unusual geologic formation of black marble bedrock channel.	Wild	Fish, Geologic, Scenic, Other	Chichagof Island	1993
Blind River	Wrangell-Petersburg	Below 500 foot elevation to saltwater in Wrangell Narrows on Mitkof Island	10	One of few places in Southeast Alaska with road access and sport fishing in fresh water for king salmon. Ice free wintering habitat for trumpeter swans due to tidal flushing action.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational, Wildlife, Other	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Blue River	Outer Ketchikan	Canada/U.S. border to Unuk River	15	Abundant brown bear population. Recent volcanic activity and lava flows have contributed to unique geologic features, scenery and plant associations.	Wild	Geologic, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Burroughs Bay	1993
Bradfield River, East Fork	Wrangell-Petersburg	Segment 2: Glaciers at 5000 foot elevation to confluence with Bradfield River	26	High fish values for steelhead and king salmon. Wildlife values for brown bear and mountain goat.	Recreational	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Bradfield Canal	1993
Bradfield River, North Fork	Wrangell-Petersburg	Segment 1: Glaciers at 5000 foot elevation to confluence with Bradfield River	26	High fish values for steelhead and king salmon. Views of glaciated alpine areas and numerous small glaciers and hanging valleys.	Recreational	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Bradfield Canal	1993
Bremner River	Valdez-Cordova	Segment 1: Confluence of North Fork Lobe of Bremner Glacier and the Middle Fork Lobe of Bremner Glacier downstream to Copper River confluence	44	Extremely scenic, remote, diverse wildlife, staging area for migratory swans and waterfowl.	Wild	Scenic, Wildlife	Lower Copper River	1993
Bremner River, Middle Fork Lobe	Valdez-Cordova	Segment 3: The Middle Fork Lobe of Bremner Glacier downstream to Bremner River	17	Extremely scenic, remote, diverse wildlife, staging area for migratory swans and waterfowl.	Wild	Scenic, Wildlife	Lower Copper River	1993
Bremner River, North Fork Lobe	Valdez-Cordova	Segment 2: The North Fork Lobe of Bremner Glacier downstream to Bremner River	24	Extremely scenic, remote, diverse wildlife, staging area for migratory swans and waterfowl.	Wild	Scenic, Wildlife	Lower Copper River	1993
Bremner River, South Fork (Fan Glacier)	Valdez-Cordova	Segment 4: Fan Glacier downstream to Bremner River	16	Extremely scenic, remote, diverse wildlife, staging area for migratory swans and waterfowl.	Wild	Scenic, Wildlife	Lower Copper River	1993
Brooks River	Lake and Peninsula	Entire river between Brooks Lake and Naknek Lake	2	Salmon and trout fishing attract people from around the world, as well as, to observe and photograph the brown bears fishing.	Scenic	Fish, Recreational	Naknek	1993
Canoe Point Stream	Prince of Wales	Small lake just above 1000 foot elevation to Trocadero Bay	2	Spectacular 200-foot high waterfall, which is close to saltwater but screened by heavy vegetation.	Wild	Scenic	Prince of Wales	1993
Cascade Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Glaciers above 5000 foot elevation to saltwater in Thomas Bay on mainland	11	Rock formations, two alpine lakes, and many waterfalls. Abundant population of rainbow trout. Accessible by trail	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic	Thomas Bay	1993
Castle River	Wrangell-Petersburg	Below 1000 foot elevation to saltwater in Duncan Canal on Kupreanof Island	17	Combination of recreation cabins, sport fishing, and waterfowl hunting opportunities. Remarkable commercial fish values due to availability of large area of spawning and rearing stream.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Wildlife	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Cathedral Falls Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Below 1000 foot elevation to saltwater in Hamilton Bay on Kupreanof Island	9	Regional significance due to falls and road and trail access for recreation.	Recreational	Recreational, Scenic	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Chandler River	Yukon-Koyukuk	Headwaters north to park boundary including Chandler and Little Chandler lakes and unnamed lake	32	Arctic char, peregrine falcon nesting, and trout lakes within river system.	Wild	Fish, Wildlife	Chandler-Anaktuvuk Rivers	1993
Chickamin River	Outer Ketchikan	Glaciers to saltwater at Behm Canal	43	One of few king salmon rivers in southern Southeast. Abundant brown bear population along with other wildlife species. In past used by Natives for hunting and fishing. Evidence of past glacial periods.	Scenic/Wild	Cultural, Fish, Geologic, Historic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Burroughs Bay	1993
Chisana River	Valdez-Cordova	Chisana Glacier to northern Park boundary	47	Access to historic mining town of Chisana and placer mining operations of Gold Hill. Scenic, diverse wildlife, and cultural significance of native community at Dot Lake.	Scenic/Wild	Cultural, Historic, Scenic, Wildlife	190803	1993
Chitina River	Valdez-Cordova	Headwaters downstream in an easterly direction to preserve boundary at Copper River confluence	131	Recommended in 1973 Bureau of Outdoor Recreation report for its outstanding scenic, geologic, wildlife, historic, and recreational resources.	Wild	Geologic, Historic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Chitina River	1993
Chitistone River	Valdez-Cordova	Chitistone Pass downstream to Nizina River confluence	24	Historic Chitistone Trial, incredibly scenic mountainous area, wildlife possibilities, and evidence of mountain building events of past.	Wild	Geologic, Historic, Scenic, Wildlife	Chitina River	1993
Chokotonk River	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters near Lake Clark Pass westerly to Little Lake Clark	23	Views of the Alaska Range and fjord-like Little Lake Clark at the take-out.	Wild	Scenic	Lake Clark	1993
Chuck River	Angoon	Elevation 2,100 feet to Windham Bay (excluding private land 1.5 miles)	18	Exemplary northern mainland stands of riparian spruce forests. Productive anadromous fisheries. Less common example of moderately-sized, non-glacial river within Coast Range region	Wild	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Holkham Bay	1993
Cinder River	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters from the Aleutian Range north to the preserve boundary	26	Drainage supports year round moose habitat.	Wild	Wildlife	Ugashik Bay	1993
Clear Creek	Matanuska-Susitna Borough	Seg 2: From Mid-Talkeetna Canyon (Latitude: 62 degrees, 30'/Longitude: 149 degrees, 15') to confluence of Talkeetna and Susitna Rivers (Latitude: 62 degrees, 20'/Longitude: 150 degrees, 6')	10	High angler effort for King and coho salmon, particularly at the mouth of Clear Creek. The scenic Talkeetna Canyon offers nearly 14 miles of continuous Class II and III rapids and several Class IV areas. The upper river is popular for kayaking and rafting, while the lower river can be used for floating and power boating.	Scenic	Cultural, Fish, Geologic, Recreational, Scenic	Talkeetna River	1995
Copper River	Valdez-Cordova	Headwaters from Copper Glacier north and west to preserve boundary	72	Very scenic area in Wrangell Mts. Upper river good bald eagle habitat. Contains second largest sediment loading in North America. Abundant wildlife. Sport and subsistence fisheries.	Wild	Geologic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Upper Copper River	1993
Crescent River	Kenai Peninsula	Segment 1: Crescent Lake including Lake Fork, North Fork, and Mainstem to Tuxedni Bay	13	Outstanding mountainous scenery with hanging glaciers.	Wild	Scenic	Tuxedni-Kamishak Bays	1993
Dangerous River	Skagway	Harlequin Lake to Gulf of Alaska	15	Outstanding mountainous scenery with hanging glaciers.	Scenic/Wild	Scenic, Wildlife	Yakutat Bay-Gulf of Alaska	1993
Delight Creek	Kenai Peninsula	Headwaters of Delight Lake to outlet of Delight Creek on East Arm of Nuka Bay	4	Primary values are anadromous fisheries, sport fishing, hiking and camping. Lower reach has most popular camping and sport fishing area in Nuka Bay subdistrict of park.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Resurrection River-Frontal Resurrection Bay	1993
Deshka River	Matanuska-Susitna Borough	Seg 3: From Loon (Moose Creek-Latitude: 62 degrees, 50'/Longitude: 150 degrees, 20') and Kroto (Kroto Creek-Latitude: 62 degrees, 50'/Longitude: 150 degrees/30') Lakes to confluence of Deshka and Susitna Rivers (Lat: 61 degrees, 35'/Long: 150d, 30')	33	Primary habitat for king salmon and also supports sockeye, coho, pink, and chum salmon. The river receives high angling effort. Popular also for snowmachines, dog mushing, and cross-country skiing. Valuable winter moose habitat. Lower section of river supports many archaeological sites.	Scenic	Cultural, Fish, Recreational	Lower Susitna River	1993
Desire Creek	Kenai Peninsula	Upper end of Desire Lake downstream to mouth Desire Creek on East Arm of Nuka Bay	3	Primary values are anadromous fisheries, sport fishing, hiking, and camping. Black bear and marine mammal species use waters. Spectacular views of McCarty Fjord from beach.	Wild	Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Resurrection River-Frontal Resurrection Bay	1993
Duncan Salt Chuck Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Below 1000 foot elevation at two small lakes to saltwater at outlet of salt chuck in Duncan Canal on Kupreanof Island	19	Views from salt chuck: snow-capped peaks of Portage Mountains outside river corridor as a backdrop to placid salt chuck water and open grass flats. Fish values for steelhead, silver salmon, and cutthroat trout. Rapids at outlet flow in both directions.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Eagle River	Juneau	Lake at Eagle Glacier to Favorite Channel	9	High recreation use such as sport fishing, hunting, driftboating/kayaking, hiking and camping. Has moraine lakes and large waterfall below lakes	Recreational	Geologic, Recreational, Scenic	Lynn Canal	1993
Eagle River and Lake	Wrangell-Petersburg	At 500 foot elevation on mainland to saltwater in Eagle Bay	14	Offers brown bear hunting, kokanee fishing in lake, and steelhead and cutthroat trout fishing in river.	Wild	Fish, Recreational	Bradfield Canal	1993
Earl West Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	2000 foot elevation to saltwater at Blake Channel on Wrangell Island	9	Regional significance because of unique dependence of aquaculture project upon water quality and established public use via road access.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Etolin-Zarembo-Wrangell Islands	1993
East Glacier Creek	Kenai Peninsula	Segment 5: East Glacier Creek - South Twin Mts. to Chinitna Bay-Cook Inlet.	10	Black and brown bear denning, as well as, nesting area for trumpeter swans and bald eagles. Runs of chum and silver salmon.	Wild	Wildlife	Tuxedni-Kamishak Bays	1993
Endicott River	Yakutat	Glacier Bay National Park boundary at Endicott Lake to Lynn Canal	26	Precipitous side walls, narrow gorges, and high mountains. High probability of viewing wildlife	Wild	Scenic, Wildlife	Lynn Canal	1993
Ernie Creek	Yukon-Koyukuk	Headwaters downstream to North Fork Koyukuk River confluence	16	Narrow valley with unique geologic precipices.	Wild	Geologic	Upper Koyukuk River	1993
Espenberg River	Northwest Arctic	River mouth upstream for 10 miles	10	Only river in preserve with recreational potential having its mouth north of Arctic Circle. Travel by small kayak or canoe. Passes through relative highlands (>25 ft MSL) and arctic coastal plains.	Recreational	Recreational, Scenic	Goodhope-Spafarief Bay	1993
Essowah Lakes and Streams	Prince of Wales	Parrot Lake to Pacific Ocean	4	Excellent fishing, with abundant cutthroat trout, and pink, chum, coho, and sockeye salmon. High-value waterfowl wintering area and serves as stopover for migratory birds.	Wild	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Prince of Wales	1993
Etivluk River, East Fork	Yukon-Koyukuk	Headwaters north to park boundary	20	Outstanding variety of wildlife from raptors to large mammals, recreation opportunities, scenic landforms, and significant archeological values.	Wild	Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Upper Colville River	1993
Fall Dog Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Below 1000 foot elevation to saltwater in Security Bay on Kuiu Island	3	Open views of salt chuck and grass flat contrast with glacial box canyon. Unique salmon run attracts large numbers of black bears and eagles. Alaska Natives from Kake utilize resource for subsistence.	Wild	Cultural, Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Falls Creek and McHenry Lake	Wrangell-Petersburg	1000 foot elevation on Etolin Island to saltwater in McHenry Inlet	3	In South Etolin Wilderness Area. High commercial fish and scenic values.	Scenic/Wild	Fish, Scenic	Etolin-Zarembo-Wrangell Islands	1993
Farragut River	Wrangell-Petersburg	Glaciers above 1000 foot elevation to saltwater in Farragut Bay on mainland	28	Significant king salmon run and variety of other fish species. Black bear occur in high numbers. Lower river and estuary used by waterfowl and migrating sandhill cranes.	Recreational	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Thomas Bay	1993
Fish Creek	Outer Ketchikan	Approximately 3,500 feet to Salmon River	6	Offers spectacular views across glacially scoured Salmon River valley. Attracts bear viewing opportunities during spawning season. Largest recorded genetic strain of chum salmon inhabit stream.	Wild	Fish	Headwaters Portland Canal	1993
Fred's Creek	Sitka	Below and northeast of Crater Ridge to Sitka Sound	6	Ash canyons and cliffs, lava falls, and unique basalt bedrock control channels. Several major volcanic landforms.	Wild	Geologic, Scenic, Other	Baranof Island	1993
Funnel Creek	Lake and Peninsula	Minor Lake outlet west and south to Moraine Creek confluence	10	Spawning area for sockeye salmon and rainbow trout. Numerous wildlife such as bears, caribou, wolves, and coyotes use drainage.	Wild	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Lake Iliamna	1993
Gambier Bay Tributaries	Angoon	First tributary from Pybus Lake to Gambier Bay. Second from 1000 foot elevation to Gambier Bay	6	High ecological value because of large and productive estuarine environment. Significant anadromous fisheries.	Wild	Fish, Other	Admiralty Island	1993
Gilkey River	Juneau	Gilkey Glacier to Antler River	9	Braided stream channel and classic example of glacial outwash system.	Wild	Geologic, Scenic	Lynn Canal	1993
Glacial River	Sitka	Glacier high on east side of Baranof Island to South Arm of Kelp Bay	11	Steeply walled, glacial valley with impressive views of glaciers. Wide variety of ecotypes.	Wild	Geologic, Other	Baranof Island	1993
Gokachin, Mirror, Low, Fish Creek	Ketchikan Gateway	Within Misty Fiords Monument Wilderness to saltwater in Thorne Arm	18	Popular for hunting and fishing. Large grassy tidal meadow at mouth of Gokachin Creek and waterfall adjacent to saltwater cabin. Prehistoric use sites and historic mining settlement are present.	Wild	Cultural, Fish, Historic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Ketchikan	1993
Goodhope River (including tributaries)	Northwest Arctic	Goodhope Bay upstream to headwaters of various tributaries	463	Includes white water and slow moving water. Limestone and highly mineralized ridges, and steep drainages below remnants of volcanic vents and lava plains. Numerous wildlife. Has oldest known human use site on the Seward Peninsula at Trail Creek.	Wild	Cultural, Geologic, Recreational, Wildlife	Goodhope-Spafarief Bay	1993
Granite Creek, Manzoni Lake	Outer Ketchikan	Manzoni Lake to saltwater in Behm Canal between Rudyerd Bay and Walker Cove	5	Rock walls rising over 2,000 feet provide for spectacular scenery; common flightseeing destination.	Scenic	Scenic	Burroughs Bay	1993
Hallo Creek	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters at and near Hallo Glacier to Hallo Bay	9	Surrounded by spectacular scenery. Important grazing areas for highest density of brown bears known on earth; 30 have been seen grazing simultaneously. Salmon spawn in creek.	Wild	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Shelikof Strait	1993
Hamilton Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Headwaters at 1000 foot elevation to saltwater in Hamilton Bay on Kupreanof Island	19	High sport fish values for coho salmon and steelhead. Road access from Kake	Wild	Fish	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Hanagita River	Valdez-Cordova	Group of lakes 12 miles ESE of Hanagita Lake to Tebay River confluence	26	Very scenic; remote; wildlife.	Wild	Scenic, Wildlife	Chitina River	1993
Harding River	Wrangell-Petersburg	Below 4000 foot elevation to saltwater in Bradfield Canal on mainland	23	Produces trophy-size chum salmon. Excellent place to hunt brown bear.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational, Wildlife	Bradfield Canal	1993
Harris River	Prince of Wales	Flows into Twelvemile Arm of Kaasan Bay near town of Hollis	13	Recreational fishing and viewing of spawning salmon in August and September. Has known wolf population. Accessible by roads and trails.	Wild	Recreational	Prince of Wales	1993
Hasselborg River and Lakes	Angoon	Hasselborg Lake to Salt Lake	9	Nationally known route, featured by outfitters and guides. Hunting for deer and fishing for trout and salmon. Cultural and subsistence values for Native community of Angoon.	Wild	Cultural, Fish, Recreational, Wildlife	Admiralty Island	1993
Hatchery Creek	Prince of Wales	Thorne Bay to Lake Bay and Whale Passage	19	Excellent fishing opportunities such as coho, sockeye, chum, and steelhead trout. Only known inland nesting bald eagles in Southeast Alaska. Unique wetlands habitat, diverse shoreline, and stream channels. Extensive canoe opportunities.	Recreational/Scenic	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Prince of Wales	1993
Hatchery Creek and Lake	Wrangell-Petersburg	100 foot elevation on Etolin Island to saltwater in McHenry Inlet	1	Black and brown bear denning, as well as, nesting area for trumpeter swans and bald eagles. Runs of chum and silver salmon.	Wild	Fish, Historic, Recreational	Etolin-Zarembo-Wrangell Islands	1993
Headwaters Creek	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters southwest of Mount Kelez west and south to mouth in Lake Brooks	18	Lower river has an extremely level course; a continuous series of oxbows. A type specimen of a small salmon stream in interior of park. Important feeding area for bears.	Recreational	Fish, Wildlife	Naknek	1993
Herbert River	Juneau	Base of Herbert Glacier to Favorite Channel	6	Glacial terminus and waterfall form headwaters. Remarkable recreation opportunities.	Wild	Recreational, Scenic	Lynn Canal	1993
Hulakon River (aka Eulachon River)	Outer Ketchikan	1800 foot elevation to saltwater at Burroughs Bay, near mouth of Unuk River	9	Only run of hooligan (candlefish) in Misty Fiords. Abundant brown bear population. Wildlife and scenic values similar to Unuk River.	Wild	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Burroughs Bay	1993
Humpback Creek and Lake	Outer Ketchikan	Humpback Lake to saltwater at Mink Bay	3	Steelhead fishery; cutthroat and Dolly Varden char also present. High concentration of brown bear.	Wild	Fish, Wildlife	Burroughs Bay	1993
Hunter Bay Lakes and Streams	Prince of Wales	Hunter Bay system flows into Hunter Bay	14	Excellent pink, chum, sockeye, and coho salmon fishing. Good potential for hiking and cross-country skiing.	Wild	Fish, Recreational	Prince of Wales	1993
Ikagluik Creek	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters north of Mt. Katmai northwest to Savonoski River confluence	23	Contains historic village of Old Savonoski and archeological sites. Geologic history dominated by glaciation. Critical wildlife habitat for brown bears.	Wild	Fish, Geologic, Historic, Wildlife, Other	Naknek	1993
Irish Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Below 1000 foot elevation on west side of Kupreanof Island to saltwater at Rocky Pass	8	High commercial fish values for coho salmon and sport fish values for steelhead. Has oldest known cultural site, approximately 3,000 to 3,500 years old, on the Stikine Area.	Wild	Cultural, Fish	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Itkillik River	Yukon-Koyukuk	Headwaters downstream to park boundary	41	Includes archeological sites.	Wild	Other	Lower Colville River	1993
Johnson Lake and Streams	Prince of Wales	800 foot elevation to Johnson Lake then to saltwater at Johnson Cove on Moira Sound	4	Major sockeye salmon producer; chum, coho, and pink salmon also present. Contains pristine riparian spruce forests with large floodplain spruce over nine feet in diameter and over 200 feet in height.	Wild	Fish, Other	Prince of Wales	1993
Juhle Creek	Lake and Peninsula	Segment 2: Knife Creek Glaciers downstream to Ukak River at Three Forks in Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes	6	Confined by welded tuff of 1912 ash flow; therefore, eroding vertically and rapidly. Thermal springs occur at mid-valley. Flow varies dramatically seasonally.	Wild	Geologic, Scenic	Naknek	1993
Kadake Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Below 500 foot elevation to saltwater in Kadake Bay on Kuiu Island	13	High fish values for steelhead, silver salmon, and cutthroat trout. Waterfowl and black bears. Historic and current native use for subsistence.	Wild	Fish, Historic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Kadashan River	Sitka	400 foot elevation to Kadashan Bay in Tenakee Inlet	9	Large populations of brown bear and deer. Important pink salmon runs. Ecological value of large riparian old-growth spruce/hemlock stand.	Wild	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Chichagof Island	1993
Kah Sheets Creek and Lake	Wrangell-Petersburg	Below 500 foot elevation to saltwater in Kah Sheets Bay on Kupreanof Island	6	High fish values for steelhead, silver and sockeye salmon, and cutthroat trout. Mouth of stream is site of historic and prehistoric activity and excellent area for waterfowl and black bear hunting.	Wild	Cultural, Fish, Recreational, Wildlife	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Kandik River	Southeast Fairbanks	Preserve boundary to river mouth	33	Outstanding biological diversity, historic structures, and an anadromous	Wild	Fish, Historic, Other	Eagle Creek-Yukon River	1993
Karta River, Salmon Lake	Prince of Wales	Segment 3: Andersen and McGilvery Creeks join at Salmon Lake, flow through Karta Lake, become Karta River, and enter saltwater at Karta Bay	7	High-value fish habitat for coho salmon. Sockeye, pink, chum, Dolly	Wild	Cultural, Fish, Historic, Recreational, Wildlife	Prince of Wales	1993
Katmai River	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters from Serpent Tongue Glacier south of Snowy Mountain downstream west and south to is mouth at Katmai Bay on Shelikof Bay	24	Contains historic village, occupied from the early 1800's until eruption of 1912. Part of important overland route of travel both to and from Bristol Bay.	Wild	Historic	Shelikof Strait	1993
Katzehin River	Juneau	Meade Glacier to Chilkoot Inlet	13	Very broad and highly braided stream channel surrounded by high mountains. Productive run of chum salmon. Aggraded by sedimentation from meltwater at terminus of Meade Glacier.	Wild	Fish, Geologic, Scenic	Chilkat-Skagway Rivers	1993
Kegan Lake and Streams	Prince of Wales	Small lake at 1,000 ft elevation to saltwater at Kegan Cove in Moira Sound	5	Cascading waterfall adjacent to saltwater cabin. Featured in fishing magazines as area for recreational sportfishing, due to large quantities and diversity of fish available.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic	Prince of Wales	1993
Keku Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Below 1000 foot elevation on west side of Kupreanof Island to saltwater at Rocky Pass	15	High commercial fish values for coho salmon and sport fish values for steelhead. Has oldest known cultural site, approximately 3,000 to 3,500 years old, on the Stikine Area.	Wild	Cultural, Fish	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Kelly River	Northwest Arctic	Headwaters at Continental Divide downstream south to Noatak River confluence	56	Very popular for day and week-end trips. Heavily used for hiking, camping, sightseeing, trapping, and hunting. World-class fishing.	Wild	Recreational	Lower Noatak River	1993
Keta River	Outer Ketchikan	2800 foot elevation to saltwater in northern end of Boca de Quadra	21	Highly productive for king salmon.	Wild	Fish	Burroughs Bay	1993
Kijik River	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters at Lachbuna Lake to Lake Clark	23	Lower river is contained within the Kijik National Historic District.	Wild	Historic	Lake Clark	1993
Killik River	Yukon-Koyukuk	Headwaters downstream to park boundary	73	Peregrine falcon nesting, archeological sites on river, and caribou migration route.	Wild	Wildlife, Other	Killik River	1993
King Salmon River	Angoon	800 foot elevation to tidal estuary in King Salmon Bay, Seymour Canal	12	Brown bear and deer as well as high numbers of nesting bald eagles. Only island run of king salmon.	Wild	Fish, Wildlife	Admiralty Island	1993
Klahini River	Outer Ketchikan	3000 foot elevation to saltwater at Burroughs Bay, near mouth of Unuk River	17	Brown bear and deer as well as high numbers of nesting bald eagles. Only island run of king salmon.	Wild	Scenic, Wildlife	Burroughs Bay	1993
Klakas Lakes and Streams	Prince of Wales	2500 foot elevation to Klakas Inlet	9	Important producer of pink, chum, coho, and sockeye and steelhead salmon. Waterfowl and deer are plentiful.	Wild	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Prince of Wales	1993
Knife Creek	Lake and Peninsula	Segment 1: Knife Creek Glaciers downstream to Ukak River at Three Forks in Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes	14	Confined by welded tuff of 1912 ash flow; therefore, eroding vertically and rapidly. Thermal springs occur at mid-valley. Flow varies dramatically seasonally.	Wild	Geologic, Scenic	Naknek	1993
Kook Lake and Creek	Sitka	Kook Lake to Basket Bay	8	Flows underground through caves that can be entered by boat from Basket Bay. Historically used for fishing and sealing by Angoon natives and others.	Recreational	Fish, Geologic	Chichagof Island	1993
Kroto Creek	Matanuska-Susitna Borough	Seg 2: From Loon (Moose Creek-Latitude: 62 degrees, 50'/Longitude: 150 degrees, 20') and Kroto (Kroto Creek-Latitude: 62 degrees, 50'/Longitude: 150 degrees/30') Lakes to confluence of Deshka and Susitna Rivers (Lat: 61 degrees, 35'/Long: 150d, 30')	59	Primary habitat for king salmon and also supports sockeye, coho, pink, and chum salmon. The river receives high angling effort. Popular also for snowmachines, dog mushing, and cross-country skiing. Valuable winter moose habitat. Lower section of river supports many archaeological sites.	Scenic	Cultural, Fish, Recreational	Lower Susitna River	1993
Kugrak River	Yukon-Koyukuk	Headwaters to Noatak River confluence	22	Warm springs and remnant glaciers in headwaters (rare in GAAR).	Wild	Geologic, Other	Upper Noatak River	1993
Kulik River	Lake and Peninsula	Kulik Lake to Nonvianuk Lake	2	Excellent sport fishing for both rainbow trout and for sockeye salmon. Spectacular vistas to east. River results from terminal moraine separating two lake	Scenic	Fish, Geologic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Lake Iliamna	1993
Kunk Lake and Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	1000 foot elevation on Etolin Island to saltwater in Zimovia Straits	4	Has wide diversity of fish species and trail access.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Etolin-Zarembo-Wrangell Islands	1993
Kushneahin Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Below 500 foot elevation to saltwater on Kupreanof Island	8	High sport fish value for sockeye and steelhead. Significant black bear population and is used for bear hunting.	Wild	Fish	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Kuskulana River	Valdez-Cordova	Kuskulana Glacier downstream to Chitina River confluence	28	Excellent example of glacial valley in upper and lower reaches. Historic bridge used by Kennicott mining operation.	Scenic/Wild	Geologic, Historic	Chitina River	1993
Kutlaku Creek and Lake	Wrangell-Petersburg	Below 500 foot elevation to saltwater in Bay of Pillars on Kuiu Island	2	High commercial and historic values for sockeye salmon. Fish hatchery and saltery were located near this stream.	Wild	Fish	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Kuzitrin River (including tributaries)	Nome	Headwaters of various tributaries downstream to preserve boundary	259	Begins at Kuzitrin Lake in Imuruk volcanics and flows along south edge of the Lost Jim Lava Flow at foot of continental divide. One of largest stream systems in region.	Wild	Geologic	Imuruk Basin	1993
Lace River	Juneau	Arm of Mead Glacier to Berners Bay	22	Large ponds and pools, extremely broad channels, and high mountains. Prime moose, waterfowl, and furbearer habitat.	Wild	Geologic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Lynn Canal	1993
Lake Creek	Matanuska-Susitna Borough	From Chelatna Lake (Latitude: 62 degrees, 31'/Longitude: 151 degrees, 30') to the confluence of Lake Creek and Yentna River (Latitude: 61 degrees, 53'/Longitude: 150 degrees, 55')	63	Receives heavy angler use for king salmon, coho salmon, and rainbow trout. The highly scenic Chelatna Lake and the creek's upper reaches afford scenic views of Mt. Foraker and the Alaska Range. Popular floating river with Class II and III whitewater. Contains native archaeological sites and remains of early gold mining.	Wild	Cultural, Fish, Recreational, Scenic	Yentna River	1993
Lake Fork Crescent River	Kenai Peninsula	Segment 2: Crescent Lake including Lake Fork, North Fork, and Mainstem to Tuxedni Bay	23	Outstanding mountainous scenery with hanging glaciers.	Wild	Scenic	Tuxedni-Kamishak Bays	1993
LeConte Glacier	Wrangell-Petersburg	5000 foot elevation in ice fields on Canadian border to saltwater in LeConte Bay	6	Southern-most glacier in North America that terminates in saltwater; and most rapidly flowing (calving frequently) glacier in Alaska. Popular sightseeing destination for boats and planes	Wild	Scenic	Stikine River	1993
Left Fork West Glacier Creek	Kenai Peninsula	Segment 1: Left Fork West Glacier Creek- from Tongue Glacier to confluence with Right Fork	14	Black and brown bear denning, as well as, nesting area for trumpeter swans and bald eagles. Runs of chum and silver salmon.	Wild	Wildlife	Tuxedni-Kamishak Bays	1993
Lethe River	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters to Ukak River confluence in Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes	16	Forms narrow, fluted gorge as deep as 100 ft in lower reaches. Pumice floats in river. Cuts through ash sheet of Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes.	Wild	Geologic, Scenic	Naknek	1993
Lisianski River	Sitka	Small lake on divide between Lisianski Strait and Norther Arm of Hoonah Sound to Lisianski Strait	8	Provides habitat for brown bear and Sitka black-tailed deer among other species. Has narrow band of old-growth spruce and hemlock.	Wild	Wildlife, Other	Chichagof Island	1993
Little Susitna River	Matanuska-Susitna Borough	Segment 1: From Talkeetna Mountains, Fishhook Road to Yohn Lake, Iditarod Racing Trail	91	Primary spawning habitat for King, coho, and chum salmon. Receives the highest angling effort of the six State Recreation Rivers because of its accessibility. Popular also for boating, snow-machining, dog mushing, and cross-country skiing.	Scenic	Cultural, Fish, Recreational, Scenic	Lower Susitna River	1995
Lost River	Skagway	Segment 2: Both start at 50 foot elevation. Tawah Creek terminates at Lost River and Lost River terminates at Gulf of Alaska	6	Low-gradient, meandering streams, located in wide, shallow valleys with marshy bottoms. Exceptional fisheries and hunting qualities make area outstanding for subsistence use.	Recreational	Scenic, Other	Yakutat Bay-Gulf of Alaska	1993
Lower Sucker Creek	Matanuska-Susitna Borough	Segment 2: From Sucker Lake to confluence with Alexander Creek	15	Popular river for anglers, particularly for King and coho salmon. The upper reaches are scenic, with views of the Alaska Range. Class I water encourages high use by beginning floaters. The lower reaches contain native archaeological sites, historic roadhouses, and the Iditarod Trail.	Wild	Cultural, Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Lower Susitna River	1995
Mageik Creek	Lake and Peninsula	Katmai Pass southeast to Katmai River confluence	12	Course changed by lava flow off Mt. Trident in 1960's. Large, black flows approach creek in several places defining its course. Bears fish salmon		Geologic, Historic, Scenic, Wildlife	Shelikof Strait	1993
Main Creek	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters south to Amber Bay	17	Coho salmon run. Bear fishing area. Popular destination for local sport fishing lodges.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Wildlife	Shelikof Strait	1993
Maksoutof River Complex	Sitka	Northeast of Rezanof Lake through chain of lakes to outlet of Maksoutof Lake	12	Subalpine slopes rise from river system. Drainage is unroaded and undeveloped.	Wild	Scenic	Baranof Island	1993
Marten Lake and Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	2000 foot elevation on mainland to saltwater in Bradfield Canal	8	Moderate runs of pink and chum salmon and steelhead. Abundant brown bear populations. Unobstructed alpine views from lake.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Bradfield Canal	1993
Marten River	Outer Ketchikan	4000 foot elevation near Canadian border to saltwater in Marten Arm	25	Highly productive and one of few king salmon streams in southern Southeast; coho, chum, and pink salmon also present. Brown bearsare common.	Wild	Fish, Wildlife	Burroughs Bay	1993
Martin Creek	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters south of Mt. Mageik east to Katmai River confluence	13	Inundated by pumiceous fallout during 1912 eruption. Part of historic trade route over Katmai Pass; today used as backpacker route. Bears fish salmon.	Wild	Geologic, Historic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Shelikof Strait	1993
McGilvery Creek	Prince of Wales	Segment 1: Andersen and McGilvery Creeks join at Salmon Lake, flow through Karta Lake, become Karta River, and enter saltwater at Karta Bay	7	High-value fish habitat for coho salmon. Sockeye, pink, chum, Dolly	Wild	Cultural, Fish, Historic, Recreational, Wildlife	Prince of Wales	1993
Meshik River	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters including Meshik Lake south and west from Aleutian Range to Preserve boundary	24	Served as route across peninsula from Pacific side on Kejulik and Aniakchak Bays to Port Heiden area on Bristol Bay. Wildlife habitat for bears, moose, caribou, and wolves. Popular for guided hunting. Extensive wetlands along corridor.	Wild	Historic, Recreational, Wildlife, Other	Port Heiden	1993
Middle Glacier Creek	Kenai Peninsula	Segment 4: Middle Glacier Creek-Unnamed glacier between North and South Twin Mts. to Chinitna Bay.	7	Black and brown bear denning, as well as, nesting area for trumpeter swans and bald eagles. Runs of chum and silver salmon.	Wild	Wildlife	Tuxedni-Kamishak Bays	1993
Mill Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Segment 3: Porterfield Creek to saltwater in Eastern Passage	3	Trophy-sized cutthroat trout in Virginia Lake; accessible by trail.	Scenic	Fish, Recreational	Bradfield Canal	1993
Moose Creek	Matanuska-Susitna Borough	Seg 1: From Loon (Moose Creek-Latitude: 62 degrees, 50'/Longitude: 150 degrees, 20') and Kroto (Kroto Creek-Latitude: 62 degrees, 50'/Longitude: 150 degrees/30') Lakes to confluence of Deshka and Susitna Rivers (Lat: 61 degrees, 35'/Long: 150d, 30')	58	Primary habitat for king salmon and also supports sockeye, coho, pink, and chum salmon. The river receives high angling effort. Popular also for snowmachines, dog mushing, and cross-country skiing. Valuable winter moose habitat. Lower section of river supports many archaeological sites.	Scenic	Cultural, Fish, Recreational	Lower Susitna River	1993
Moraine Creek	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters to Kukaklek Lake	28	Spawning area for sockeye salmon and rainbow trout. Popular recreational fishery. Numerous wildlife such as bears, moose, and coyotes.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Lake Iliamna	1993
Mud Bay River	Sitka	Small lake at 1900 foot elevation to Mud Bay off Icy Strait	11	Excellent brown bear and deer habitat. Remarkable for its anadromous fish values.	Recreational/Wild	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Chichagof Island	1993
Nabesna River	Valdez-Cordova	Nabesna Glacier downstream to park boundary	31	Spectacular scenery. Access to historic mining activity.	Wild	Historic, Scenic, Wildlife	Nebesna-Chisana Rivers	1993
Naha River	Ketchikan Gateway	Orton and Snow Lakes to saltwater at Roosevelt Lagoon by Naha Bay	17	Excellent trout and coho sport fishery and major producer of all commercial species of salmon except kings. Sportfishing, hiking, canoeing, boating, photography, wildlife viewing, and hunting. One of first hatcheries in region established on Heckman Lake, and evidence of prehistoric use.	Scenic/Wild	Cultural, Fish, Historic, Recreational, Wildlife	Ketchikan	1993
Naknek River	Lake and Peninsula	Outlet of Naknek Lake downstream to park boundary	8	Late historic site located on east side of river across from recreational camp. Caribou migrate into park. Provides for rainbow trout fishing.	Scenic	Fish, Historic, Recreational, Wildlife	Naknek	1993
Nancy Lake Creek	Matanuska-Susitna Borough	Segment 2: From Talkeetna Mountains, Fishhook Road to Yohn Lake, Iditarod Racing Trail	10	Primary spawning habitat for King, coho, and chum salmon. Receives the highest angling effort of the six State Recreation Rivers because of its accessibility. Popular also for boating, snow-machining, dog mushing, and cross-country skiing.	Scenic	Cultural, Fish, Recreational, Scenic	Lower Susitna River	1995
Nation River	Southeast Fairbanks	Preserve boundary to river mouth	17	Defacto wilderness and anadromous fisheries.	Wild	Fish, Wildlife	Eagle Creek-Yukon River	1993
Neacola River	Kenai Peninsula	Headwaters to Kenibuna Lake. Roughly 1/4 mile of the southeast channel is outside the park boundary	25	Scenic views of the Alaska Range, hanging glaciers, and Mt. Spurr at the take-out.	Wild	Scenic	Redoubt-Trading Bays	1993
Necons River	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters west of Merrill Pass downstream through Two Lakes to the Stony River confluence	45	Rugged, jagged, knife-edged ridges and peaks along with hanging glaciers in the Alaska Range.	Wild	Scenic	Stony River	1993
Niblack Lakes and Streams	Prince of Wales	Lake at 1400 foot elevation to Moira Sound at Niblack Anchorage	5	Important producer of pink, chum, and coho salmon.	Wild	Fish	Prince of Wales	1993
Nigu River	Yukon-Koyukuk	Headwaters downstream to park boundary	27	Canoeing/kayaking, wildlife observation, photography, hiking and backpacking, and wilderness like camping. At least two known archeological sites.	Wild	Recreational, Scenic, Other	Upper Colville River	1993
Nizina River	Valdez-Cordova	Nizina Glacier downstream to Chitina River confluence	47	Historical significance. Scenic, rock glaciers.	Scenic/Wild	Historic, Scenic	Chitina River	1993
Nooya Creek	Outer Ketchikan	Nooya Lake to saltwater in east side of Rudyerd Bay	1	Well-known for run of pink salmon and good place to view brown bear. Stream drops 200 feet over a spectacular cascade, and is accessed by trail from saltwater.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Burroughs Bay	1993
North Fork Crescent River	Kenai Peninsula	Segment 3: Crescent Lake including Lake Fork, North Fork, and Mainstem to Tuxedni Bay	16	Outstanding mountainous scenery with hanging glaciers.	Wild	Scenic	Tuxedni-Kamishak Bays	1993
North Fork Porterfield Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Segment 1: 2000 foot elevation on mainland to confluence with Porterfield Creek	3	Trophy-sized cutthroat trout in Virginia Lake; accessible by trail.	Scenic	Fish, Recreational	Bradfield Canal	1993
Noxapaga River (including tributaries)	Northwest Arctic	Headwaters of various tributaries downstream to preserve boundary	270	Begins in Imuruk volcanics and flows near Lost Jim Lava Flow, which is rare in arctic regions. Flow includes lava tubes, ice caves, and initial stages of plant invasion. Lava Lake was site of secret military weather station in World War II.	Wild	Geologic, Historic	Imuruk Basin	1993
Nugnugaluktuk River (including estuary and tributaries)	Nome, Northwest Arctic	Estuary on Goodhope Bay upstream to headwaters of various tributaries.	311	Passes through most significant waterfowl breeding area in park and tundra sequence. Includes numerous wildlife and Devil Mountain, a volcanic neck rising 500 ft above surrounding lowlands.	Wild	Geologic, Historic, Wildlife	Goodhope-Spafarief Bay	1993
Nuka River	Kenai Peninsula	Headwaters from Nuka Glacier terminus to Beauty Bay	12	Flows from broad, glacial valley into a narrow gorge and down a braided floodplain into Beauty Bay. Pink and dog salmon spawn in tributaries. Numerous wildlife. Remnants of gold mining activity from 1930's.	Wild	Fish, Historic, Scenic, Wildlife	Resurrection River-Frontal Resurrection Bay	1993
Nutkwa Streams	Prince of Wales	Point where three major tributaries combine to Nutkwa Lagoon	8	Important producer of coho and sockeye. Abundant black bear population. Fishing and hunting prevalent recreation activities.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Prince of Wales	1993
Oerns Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Segment 1: Forms a single stream system with Aaron and Berg Creeks on mainland that flows into Blake Channel 20 miles southeast of Wrangell	9	Has high commercial and sport fish value including king salmon, a wide variety of hunting opportunities, old-growth forest, and high scenic qualities.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Bradfield Canal	1993
Olive Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	2000 foot elevation on Etolin Island to saltwater in Olive Cove	6	Has two important lakes that contribute to its high fish and recreation values. Popular for steelhead and rainbow trout fishing.	Recreational/Wild	Fish, Recreational	Etolin-Zarembo-Wrangell Islands	1993
Orchard Creek and Lake	Ketchikan Gateway	2000 foot elevation to saltwater in Shrimp Bay	21	Beautiful double waterfall where creek drops into Shrimp Bay. Ecologically significant as contains pristine floodplain and spruce forest with large diameter trees. Numerous fish and wildlife species.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Ketchikan	1993
Patterson River	Wrangell-Petersburg	From glaciers above 5000 foot elevation to saltwater in Thomas Bay on mainland	17	Scenic views of glaciers, alpine areas, and rugged mountains. Remnant stumps from pre-glacier forests have been exposed as glacier retreated. Good moose hunting.	Recreational/Wild	Geologic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Thomas Bay	1993
Pavlof River and Lake	Sitka	High mountain basin north of Tenakee Springs to Pavlof Harbor in Freshwater Bay	11	One of 19 "high value" watersheds in Alaska for fisheries production. Receives very high recreation especially sport fishing.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Chichagof Island	1993
Petersburg Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Below 500 foot elevation to saltwater in Wrangell Narrows on Kupreanof Island	15	High fish values for steelhead, silver, sockeye, and pink salmon, and Dolly Varden. In Petersburg Creek-Duncan Salt Chuck Wilderness.	Wild	Fish, Historic, Recreational, Scenic	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Porcupine Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Low elevation to saltwater in Steamer Bay on Etolin Island	3	High sport fish value for cutthroat trout, steelhead, and Dolly Varden. Grass flat at mouth of creek contributes to wildlife and recreation values.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Wildlife	Etolin-Zarembo-Wrangell Islands	1993
Portage Creek	Ketchikan Gateway	Mt. Reid at 3900 foot elevation to saltwater in Portage Cove, Behm Canal	12	Part of land and water transportation route from Hyder to Ketchikan.	Wild	Cultural, Historic	Ketchikan	1993
Porterfield Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Segment 2: From confluence with North Porterfield Creek to Virginia Lake	6	Trophy-sized cutthroat trout in Virginia Lake; accessible by trail.	Scenic	Fish, Recreational	Bradfield Canal	1993
Punchbowl Creek	Outer Ketchikan	Punchbowl Lake to saltwater in Punchbowl Cove	2	Outlet a classic example of a "hanging lake" carved by glacial action. Drops 75 feet over falls, providing a popular sightseeing destination.	Wild	Scenic	Burroughs Bay	1993
Rainbow River	Lake and Peninsula	Serpent Tongue Glacier northwest to Savonoski River	16	Unique geological history dominated recently by glaciation. Critical wildlife habitat for brown bears, because salmon are available for fishing	Wild	Fish, Geologic, Wildlife	Naknek	1993
Red Bluff Bay Tributaries	Sitka	North branch begins at 2300 foot elevation flowing into south branch which begins at 1500 feet and terminates in Red Bluff Bay	9	Serpentine mineralization, wide range of ecosystems and unique tidal meadows. Productive for anadromous fisheries.	Wild	Fish, Geologic, Recreational, Scenic, Other	Baranof Island	1993
Red River	Kenai Peninsula	Red Glacier downstream easterly to Cook Inlet	5	Views of the Alaska Range; looking up at Iliamna volcano.	Wild	Scenic	Tuxedni-Kamishak Bays	1993
Reed River	Yukon-Koyukuk	Three segments: First from headwaters downstream 17 miles to park boundary, Second 12 miles due west of Walker Lake, and Third 12 miles upstream from confluence with Kobuk River	40	Hot springs in downstream portion with remnant plant population around spring.	Wild	Other	Upper Noatak River	1993
Resurrection River	Kenai Peninsula	Northern most boundary of park downstream where river serves as common boundary with Chugach National Forest past Exit Glacier Road bridge to eastern park boundary near Mt. Benson	17	Exceptional habitat for silver salmon. Mountain peaks rise abruptly over 4000 ft. above the braided, glacially influenced river. Numerous wildlife.	Scenic/Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Resurrection River-Frontal Resurrection Bay	1993
Right Fork West Glacier Creek	Kenai Peninsula	Segment 2: Right Fork West Glacier Creek- from Umbrella Glacier to confleunce with West Glacier Creek	4	Black and brown bear denning, as well as, nesting area for trumpeter swans and bald eagles. Runs of chum and silver salmon.	Wild	Wildlife	Tuxedni-Kamishak Bays	1993
Rudyerd Creek	Outer Ketchikan	2000 foot elevation to saltwater at northern end of Rudyerd Bay	18	Abundant brown bear and mountain goat populations. Spectacularly scenic.	Wild	Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Burroughs Bay	1993
Salmon Bay Lake and Stream	Prince of Wales	Salmon Bay Lake to saltwater	5	Anadromous fish stream. Numerous wildlife species including black bear and Sitka black-tailed deer. Stands of very large old-growth forest.	Scenic/Wild	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Prince of Wales	1993
Salmon River, To Portland Canal	Outer Ketchikan	Segment 4: Confluence of Texas Creek and tributary of Salmon Glacier flowing into Portland Canal	10	Flows through valley carved and formed by continental glaciation. Glaciers and overwhelming glacial topography are visible from within corridor.	Recreational	Geologic	Headwaters Portland Canal	1993
Salmon River, Tributary from Salmon Glacier	Outer Ketchikan	Segment 3: From tributary coming off of Salon Glacier in British Columbia to conflunece with Texas Creek.	2	Flows through valley carved and formed by continental glaciation. Glaciers and overwhelming glacial topography are visible from within corridor.	Recreational	Geologic	Headwaters Portland Canal	1993
Santa Anna Creek and Lake Helen	Wrangell-Petersburg	500 foot elevation on mainland to saltwater in Santa Anna Inlet	4	High sport fish values. Unique low elevation lake, Lake Helen, can be entered by boat from saltwater at high tide.	Wild	Fish, Recreational	Bradfield Canal	1993
Sarkar Creek	Prince of Wales	Segment 1: (Series of in-channel lakes on west side of Prince of Wales Island) Sarkar Creek- from large lake East of Sarkar Lake, through Sarkar Lake, to outlet at Sarkar Cove.	7	High populations of fish and wildlife species. Intricate system of interconnecting lakes and streams, scattered low mountains, and small cascading waterfalls. Historic fish weir, canoe run, and earliest house forms in southeast Alaska found along bank.	Rec/Wild/Scenic	Cultural, Fish, Historic, Scenic, Wildlife	Prince of Wales	1993
Sarkar Creek and Lakes, NE Stream and Lake	Prince of Wales	Segment 2: (Series of in-channel lakes on west side of Prince of Wales Island) From large lake North East of Sarkar Lake to confluence with Sarkar Creek.	4	High populations of fish and wildlife species. Intricate system of interconnecting lakes and streams, scattered low mountains, and small cascading waterfalls. Historic fish weir, canoe run, and earliest house forms in southeast Alaska found along bank.	Rec/Wild/Scenic	Cultural, Fish, Historic, Scenic, Wildlife	Prince of Wales	1993
Sarkar Creek and Lakes, North Stream and Lake	Prince of Wales	Segment 3: (Series of in-channel lakes on west side of Prince of Wales Island) From large lake North of Sarkar Lake to confluence with Sarkar Creek.	3	High populations of fish and wildlife species. Intricate system of interconnecting lakes and streams, scattered low mountains, and small cascading waterfalls. Historic fish weir, canoe run, and earliest house forms in southeast Alaska found along bank.	Rec/Wild/Scenic	Cultural, Fish, Historic, Scenic, Wildlife	Prince of Wales	1993
Savonoski River	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters west to mouth at east end of Iliuk Arm on Naknek Lake	41	Historic village of Old Savonoski and archaeological sites. Unique geological history dominated recently by glaciation. Critical wildlife habitat for brown bears.	Wild	Geologic, Historic, Wildlife	Naknek	1993
Scenery Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Glaciers above 4000 foot elevation to saltwater in Thomas Bay on mainland	11	Views up fiord and canyon from saltwater are outstanding. Used extensively for major charter boat tours.	Wild	Scenic	Thomas Bay	1993
Serpentine River	Nome	Segment 1: Middle Fork Serpentine River- From headwaters at Hot Springs Creek and Schilitz Creek confluence to Shishmaref Inlet	49	Granite spires and outcrops, all types of tundra, thermal springs on middle fork, and archeological and historic sites. North fork drains extensive area of shield and maar volcanoes.	Scenic/Wild	Geologic, Historic, Scenic	Shishmaref	1993
Serpentine River, North Fork	Nome	Segment 2: North Fork Serpentine River- from headwatrers to confluence with Middle Fork 10 miles up stream from river mouth.	49	Granite spires and outcrops, all types of tundra, thermal springs on middle fork, and archeological and historic sites. North fork drains extensive area of shield and maar volcanoes.	Scenic/Wild	Geologic, Historic, Scenic	Shishmaref	1993
Serpentine River, South Fork	Nome	Segment 3: South Fork Serpentine River- From Bering Land Bridge National Preserve boundary to confluence with Middle Fork 10 miles up stream from river mouth.	29	Granite spires and outcrops, all types of tundra, thermal springs on middle fork, and archeological and historic sites. North fork drains extensive area of shield and maar volcanoes.	Scenic/Wild	Geologic, Historic, Scenic	Shishmaref	1993
Seventymile River	Southeast Fairbanks	Headwaters to preserve boundary.	27	Archeological sites, wildlife, and glacial features which are unusual in this region.	Wild	Geologic, Wildlife, Other	Eagle Creek-Yukon River	1993
Shakes Slough	Wrangell-Petersburg	Mainland in icefields as branch of LeConte Glacier to Stikine River	8	Shakes Glacier creates unique local climate around Shakes Lake with typical alpine vegetation found near sea level. In Stikine-LeConte Wilderness Area	Wild	Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Stikine River	1993
Shipley Creek and Lake	Prince of Wales	Shipley Lake to saltwater in Shipley Bay	3	Supports a subsistence sockeye fishery. Good cutthroat, rainbow, Dolly Varden char, and pinks and chum fishing. One of largest concentrations of petroglyphs nearby. Numerous wildlife including marine mammals.	Wild	Cultural, Fish, Historic, Scenic, Wildlife	Prince of Wales	1993
Sitkoh Creek	Sitka	Sitkoh Lake to Sitkoh Bay	6	Exceptional steelhead run valued by sport anglers. Sockeye salmon sought by subsistence users	Scenic	Fish, Recreational	Chichagof Island	1993
Skagway River, North Fork	Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon	Confluence of North Fork and Skagway River north to Canada border	6	Historic travel corridor between Canadian interior and pacific coast. Used during Klondike Gold Rush first as trail, improved as wagon/cart road, and finally as railroad corridor.	Recreational	Historic	Chilkat-Skagway Rivers	1993
Sockeye Creek, Hugh Smith Lake	Outer Ketchikan	Confluence of Buschmann Creek and Cobb Creek at Hugh Smith Lake to saltwater near Mink Bay	4	One of few sockeye fisheries in Misty Fiords. Cutthroat and Dolly Varden char also present	Wild	Fish	Burroughs Bay	1993
Soda Creek and Lake	Prince of Wales	200 foot elevation to saltwater at Soda Bay	4	Carbonate mineral springs. Mineral deposits and formations associated with springs.	Wild	Geologic	Prince of Wales	1993
Spring Creek, Lake Shelokum	Ketchikan Gateway	1500 foot elevation to saltwater at Bailey Bay	2	Views of nearby cliffs and peaks and the hot springs, ringed with abundant algael growths and topped with clouds of steam rising from hillside. Also cascades, waterfalls and many seeps.	Wild	Geologic, Scenic, Other	Burroughs Bay	1993
Stikine River	Wrangell-Petersburg	U.S./Canada border to saltwater in Dry Strait	16	Passes through Coast Range providing transportation route to interior. Unique ecological area due to climate of interior influencing the Stikine Valley. Large spawning run of king salmon.	Scenic	Fish, Historic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Stikine River	1993
Stony River	Lake and Peninsula	Northern park boundary downstream to about eight air miles downstream of the Necons River confluence near western park boundary	39	Scenic mountains and glaciated valley.	Wild	Scenic	Stony River	1993
Swikshak River	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters to mouth at Kayuyak Bay about 10 miles north of Hallo Bay	11	Example of glacial, braided stream. Important bear foraging area. Harbor seals and sea otters are common in mouth.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Shelikof Strait	1993
Taiya River	Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon	Taiya Inlet northerly to Chilkoot Pass at Canadian border	19	Valley is very short, natural transportation corridor for plants and animals between the Pacific maritime climate and the Canadian interior. Used during Klondike Gold Rush.	Recreational/Wild	Historic, Other	Bennett Lake	1993
Taku River,Twin Glaciers Lake	Juneau	Canada-United States border to Taku Inlet	19	Extraordinarily productive for fish. Wide, meandering river, high mountains on either side and several glaciers. Important habitat for moose.	Scenic	Fish, Geologic, Recreational, Scenic, Other	Taku River	1993
Talachulitna Creek	Matanuska-Susitna Borough	Seg 2: Talachulitna (Latitude: 61 degrees, 35'/Longitude: 151 degrees,35') and Wolf Lakes (Latitude: 61 degrees, 41'/Longitude: 151 degrees, 5') to the confluence of Talachulitna and Skwentna rivers (Latitude: 61 degrees, 51'/Longitude: 151 degrees, 25'	21	Popular angling river for King salmon, coho salmon, and rainbow trout. Highly scenic because of clear water, canyons, and view of the Alaska Range. Popular for wilderness float trips, yet accessible by floatplane at its headwaters, middle reaches and mouth	Wild	Cultural, Fish, Scenic	Yentna River	1995
Talachulitna River	Matanuska-Susitna Borough	Seg 1: Talachulitna (Latitude: 61 degrees, 35'/Longitude: 151 degrees,35') and Wolf Lakes (Latitude: 61 degrees, 41'/Longitude: 151 degrees, 5') to the confluence of Talachulitna and Skwentna rivers (Latitude: 61 degrees, 51'/Longitude: 151 degrees, 25'	69	Popular angling river for King salmon, coho salmon, and rainbow trout. Highly scenic because of clear water, canyons, and view of the Alaska Range. Popular for wilderness float trips, yet accessible by floatplane at its headwaters, middle reaches and mouth	Wild	Cultural, Fish, Scenic	Yentna River	1995
Talkeetna River	Matanuska-Susitna Borough	Seg 1: From Mid-Talkeetna Canyon (Latitude: 62 degrees, 30'/Longitude: 149 degrees, 15') to confluence of Talkeetna and Susitna Rivers (Latitude: 62 degrees, 20'/Longitude: 150 degrees, 6')	40	High angler effort for King and coho salmon, particularly at the mouth of Clear Creek. The scenic Talkeetna Canyon offers nearly 14 miles of continuous Class II and III rapids and several Class IV areas. The upper river is popular for kayaking and rafting, while the lower river can be used for floating and power boating.	Scenic	Cultural, Fish, Geologic, Recreational, Scenic	Talkeetna River	1995
Tana River	Valdez-Cordova	Tana Glacier downstream to Chitina River confluence	39	Mountainous scenery and wildlife.	Wild	Scenic, Wildlife	Chitina River	1993
Tanalian River	Lake and Peninsula	Kontrashibuna Lake downstream to Lake Clark near Port Alsworth	8	50 foot high waterfall; mountainous scenery.	Wild	Scenic	Lake Clark	1993
Tawah Creek	Skagway	Segment 1: Both start at 50 foot elevation. Tawah Creek terminates at Lost River and Lost River terminates at Gulf of Alaska	8	Low-gradient, meandering streams, located in wide, shallow valleys with marshy bottoms. Exceptional fisheries and hunting qualities make area outstanding for subsistence use.	Recreational	Scenic, Other	Yakutat Bay-Gulf of Alaska	1993
Tazimina River and Lakes	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters in Chigmit Mountains westerly through Upper and Lower Tazimina Lakes to Sixmile Lake	57	60 foot waterfall along lower river. Trophy rainbow trout fishing; large runs of sockeye salmon.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic	Lake Clark	1993
Tebay Lake and River	Valdez-Cordova	Tebay Lakes downstream to Chitina River confluence	25	Scenic, wilderness recreation opportunities, and wildlife (Dall sheep).	Wild	Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Chitina River	1993
Telaquana River	Lake and Peninsula	Telaquana Pass in Alaska Range, through Telaquana Lake to park boundary	44	Impressive views of jagged peaks in Alaska Range from upper river and lake. Important archeological site near lake outlet.	Wild	Scenic, Other	Stony River	1993
Texas Creek	Outer Ketchikan	Segment 2: From confluence with West fork of Texas Creek to tributary coming off Salmon Glacier in British Columbia (boundary at Canadian Border)	2	Flows through valley carved and formed by continental glaciation. Glaciers and overwhelming glacial topography are visible from within corridor.	Recreational	Geologic	Headwaters Portland Canal	1993
Thorne River	Prince of Wales	Thorne Bay to Lake Bay and Whale Passage	16	Excellent fishing opportunities such as coho, sockeye, chum, and steelhead trout. Only known inland nesting bald eagles in Southeast Alaska. Unique wetlands habitat, diverse shoreline, and stream channels. Extensive canoe opportunities.	Recreational/Scenic	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Prince of Wales	1993
Trail River	Sitka	Small cirque lake north of Tarn Mountain to tidal flat at head of Idaho Inlet	7	One of largest remaining stands of old-growth Sitka spruce on Chichagof Island, a great ecological interest. Large numbers of both brown bear and black-tailed deer along river.	Wild	Wildlife, Other	Chichagof Island	1993
Tunehean Creek	Wrangell-Petersburg	Below 1000 foot elevation to saltwater in Keku Straits on Kupreanof Island	16	High commercial and sport fish values for coho salmon and steelhead.	Wild	Fish	Kuiu-Kupreanof-Mitkof Islands	1993
Ukak River	Lake and Peninsula	Confluence of Knife and Windy Creeks downstream to Iliuk Arm on Naknek Lake	12	Flows beside roughly 400 ft. wall of ash from 1912 eruption. Was part of trade route over Katmai Pass. Ash laden waters.	Wild	Geologic, Historic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Naknek	1993
Unuk River	Outer Ketchikan	British Columbia to saltwater in Burroughs Bay, upper Behm Canal	27	One of few king salmon streams in southern Southeast Alaska. Abundant brown bear population. Several old homesteads and numerous traditional use sites.	Wild	Cultural, Fish, Historic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Burroughs Bay	1993
Walker Creek and Lake	Outer Ketchikan	Walker Lake to saltwater in Walker Cove	4	Support high value trout fishery. Brown bear and mountain goats are abundant. Renowned for spectacular scenery; one of two most frequently visited areas in Misty Fiords.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Burroughs Bay	1993
Ward Creek and Lake	Ketchikan Gateway	Connell Lake to saltwater at Ward Cove	4	Provides some of best stream fishing in Ketchikan area including all salmon species except king salmon. Over 50 years of excellent diverse recreational opportunities; accessible by both roads and trails.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Ketchikan	1993
West Fork Texas Creek	Outer Ketchikan	Segment 1: From small Texas Lakes to confluence at Texas Creek	7	Flows through valley carved and formed by continental glaciation. Glaciers and overwhelming glacial topography are visible from within corridor.	Recreational	Geologic	Headwaters Portland Canal	1993
West Glacier Creek	Kenai Peninsula	Segment 3: West Glacier Creek- Confluence with Left and Right forks to outlet at Chinitna Bay	7	Black and brown bear denning, as well as, nesting area for trumpeter swans and bald eagles. Runs of chum and silver salmon.	Wild	Wildlife	Tuxedni-Kamishak Bays	1993
White River	Valdez-Cordova	Russell Glacier downstream to Canada Border	33	Historic travel corridor. End of Chitistone Pass. White River Ash field from unknown volcanic source.	Wild	Geologic, Historic	White River	1993
Whiting River	Juneau	U.S./Canada border to Port Snettisham	23	Large mountains, glaciers and lake. Recreational fishing. Challenging whitewater.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Scenic	Holkham Bay	1993
Wilson River and Lake	Outer Ketchikan	Wilson Lake to saltwater at Wilson Arm	15	Excellent cutthroat, Dolly Varden char, and Kokanee fishing. Unusual high concentration of brown bear.	Scenic/Wild	Fish, Wildlife	Burroughs Bay	1993
Wolverine Creek, McDonald Lake	Ketchikan Gateway	McDonald Lake to saltwater at Yes Bay	6	Good steelhead run, five species of salmon, grayling, western brook lamprey, Dolly Varden char, and cutthroat and rainbow trout. Number of wildlife species. Trail access from saltwater to McDonald Lake.	Wild	Fish, Recreational, Wildlife	Burroughs Bay	1993
Wolverine Falls Creek	Lake and Peninsula	Headwaters north of Hook Glacier northwest to Savonoski River confluence	17	Contains historic village of Old Savonoski and archeological sites. Critical wildlife habitat for brown bears due to salmon supply until November.	Wild	Geologic, Historic, Wildlife	Naknek	1993
Yukon River	Southeast Fairbanks	Upstream preserve boundary near Calico Bluffs to downstream preserve boundary near Circle	130	Historic site, recognized by Congress, with association to gold rush era on Yukon River. Geologic features show strata of precambrian era. 700 million year old marine fossils.	Recreational/Scenic	Geologic, Historic	Eagle Creek-Yukon River	1993