Misty Fjords National Monument

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Misty Fjords National Monument is a vast, rugged wilderness area in southeastern Alaska renowned for its steep glacially carved cliffs, deep fjords, waterfalls, and pristine temperate rainforest.

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Misty Fjords National Monument canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national monument
protected area
tourist attraction
wilderness area
accessedFrom Ketchikan cruise ship port
linked to: Ketchikan Harbor

Ketchikan seaplane base
administeredBy United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
containsPart Behm Canal
New Eddystone Rock
Rudyerd Bay
Walker Cove
linked to: Coffman Cove
country United States of America
designation National Monument
Wilderness
ecosystemType temperate rainforest
establishedBy President Jimmy Carter
linked to: Jimmy Carter

Presidential Proclamation
establishedOn 1978
geologicalOrigin glacial erosion
hasLandform fjord
glacial valley
lake
sea cliff
hasWaterFeature inlet
waterfall
IUCNCategory Ib
knownFor deep fjords
remote wilderness scenery
steep glacially carved cliffs
temperate rainforest
waterfalls
locatedIn Alaska
Ketchikan Gateway Borough
Tongass National Forest
southeastern Alaska
linked to: Southeastern Alaska
nearestCity Ketchikan, Alaska
linked to: Ketchikan
partOf Alaska Panhandle
linked to: Panhandle of Alaska

Tongass National Forest
tourismActivity boat tours
flightseeing
kayaking
wildlife viewing
typicalVegetation Sitka spruce
mosses
western hemlock
typicalWildlife bald eagle
black bear
brown bear
harbor seal
whale

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Tongass National Forest contains Misty Fjords National Monument
Alexander Archipelago hasProtectedArea Misty Fjords National Monument
Panhandle of Alaska contains Misty Fjords National Monument