Taiya Inlet

E116918

Taiya Inlet is a narrow, fjord-like arm of the upper Lynn Canal in southeastern Alaska, known for its steep mountains, deep waters, and role as a historic gateway to the Klondike Gold Rush region.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Taiya Inlet canonical 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf fjord-like inlet
inlet
accessPointFor overland routes to the Yukon
adjacentTo Chilkoot Inlet
Skagway River valley
climateRegion maritime subarctic climate
connectedTo Chilkoot Trail region
linked to: Chilkoot Trail

White Pass region
linked to: White Pass
country United States
economicUse marine transportation
tourism
ecosystemType coastal marine ecosystem
feature deep waters
narrow channel
steep mountains
flowsInto Lynn Canal
hasActivity sea kayaking
sport fishing
whale watching
hasHazard rapidly changing weather conditions
strong tidal currents
hasNearbySettlement Dyea, Alaska
Skagway, Alaska
linked to: Skagway
historicalPeriodSignificance late 1890s Klondike Gold Rush
historicalRole gateway to the Klondike Gold Rush region
historicalSiteNearby Chilkoot Trailhead
linked to: Chilkoot Trail

Dyea townsite
linked to: Dyea Townsite
jurisdiction Municipality of Skagway Borough
knownFor historic Gold Rush-era sites
scenic fjord-like landscape
locatedIn Alaska
Inside Passage
Southeast Alaska
linked to: Southeastern Alaska

upper Lynn Canal
linked to: Lynn Canal
mouthOf Taiya River
navigationUse access route for cruise ships to Skagway
nearbyPort Port of Skagway
partOf Alexander Archipelago maritime area
Lynn Canal
region Panhandle of Alaska
surroundedBy Coast Mountains
usedFor transportation route during the Klondike Gold Rush
waterBodyType saltwater inlet
waterwaySystem Lynn Canal–Inside Passage system
linked to: Lynn Canal

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Skagway hasNearbyWaterBody Taiya Inlet