Chilkoot River

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The Chilkoot River is a scenic, salmon-rich waterway in Southeast Alaska known for its abundant wildlife viewing, especially brown bears, and popular fishing and recreation opportunities.

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Chilkoot River canonical 2
Chilkoot watershed 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural waterway
river
adjacentTo Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Site
associatedWithPeople Tlingit people
country United States
culturalSignificance traditional fishing area for Indigenous peoples
ecosystemType coastal temperate rainforest watershed
emptiesInto Lynn Canal
flowsThrough Haines Borough, Alaska
linked to: Haines, Alaska
hasFishSpecies Dolly Varden char
linked to: Dolly Varden

chum salmon
coho salmon
cutthroat trout
pink salmon
sockeye salmon
hasHazard bear–human conflicts
hasInfrastructure Chilkoot River bridge
hasWildlife bald eagle
brown bear
salmon
seals
knownFor abundant salmon runs
brown bear viewing
recreation opportunities
scenic views
sport fishing
wildlife viewing
languageOfToponym Tlingit
locatedIn Alaska
Southeast Alaska
linked to: Southeastern Alaska
locatedOnContinent North America
managementConcern bear safety
fisheries management
mouth Lynn Canal
near Haines, Alaska
partOf Chilkoot watershed
linked to: Chilkoot River
recreationActivity bear viewing
boating
camping
fishing
kayaking
rafting
wildlife photography
region Inside Passage
source Chilkoot Lake
watercourseType salmon river

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Haines, Alaska locatedNear Chilkoot River
Chilkoot Inlet near Chilkoot River
Chilkoot River partOf Chilkoot watershed
linked to: Chilkoot River