Tanana River Region

The Tanana River is a 584-mile tributary of the Yukon River.  The river's headwaters are located at the confluence of the Chisana and Nabesna rivers just north of Northway in eastern Alaska.  The Tanana River flows in a northwest direction from near the border with the Yukon Territory, and laterally along the northern slope of the Alaska Range, roughly paralleled by the Alaska Highway.  In central Alaska, it emerges into a lowland marsh region known as the Tanana Valley and passes south of the city of Fairbanks.

 

Chisana River

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Deep Creek 

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Delta River System (Delta River, Tangle Lakes and Tangle River)

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Fish Lake

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Jim Lake

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Kantishna River

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Lake Minchumina

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Little Scottie Creek

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Mark Creek

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Moose Creek and Unnamed Lake

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Muddy River

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Nabesna River

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Salcha River

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Scottie Creek

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Silver Fox Mine

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Tanana River

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