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Glacier Bay National Park Whale Waters Map

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Glacier Bay National Park Whale Waters Map

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Map of lower Glacier Bay whale waters include the waters extending from the mouth of Glacier Bay to a line drawn between the northern tip of Strawberry Island and the northern tip of Lars Island.

Created 6/6/2008
From nps.gov

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Dec 13, 2008

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Gull Cove Cabins. Small communities, fishing lodges, and isolated cabins provide work and income for local residens. Jim Nieland	Arch, Three Hill Island Jim Nieland	Glacier Bay Scenic Shot Steven	Humpback whales off Point Adolphus. Jim Nieland
Gull Cove Cabins. Small communities, fishing lodges, and isolated cabins provide work and income for local residens. Jim Nieland	Arch, Three Hill Island Jim Nieland	Glacier Bay Scenic Shot Steven	Humpback whales off Point Adolphus. Jim Nieland
Fishing Boat, Seal Islands. Fishing is a way of life in SE Alaska. Jim Nieland	Alaska88 oagiv	Elfin Cove. A typical SE Alaska day. Moist air from the North Pacific contributes participation which exceeds 100 inches a year in most areas. Jim Nieland	Sunrise, Mud Bay Jim Nieland
Fishing Boat, Seal Islands. Fishing is a way of life in SE Alaska. Jim Nieland	Alaska88 oagiv	Elfin Cove. A typical SE Alaska day. Moist air from the North Pacific contributes participation which exceeds 100 inches a year in most areas. Jim Nieland	Sunrise, Mud Bay Jim Nieland
Alaska92 oagiv	Mud Bay Estuary. Grass and low vegetation provides important wildlife habitat where river valleys meet the coast. Jim Nieland	George Island Cannon. This Mark X, 6" cannon was installed during WWII to proctect the entrance to Icy Straight, and never removed. A trail leads from Granite Cove to the site. Jim Nieland	Summer storm over Gustavus Jim Nieland
Alaska92 oagiv	Mud Bay Estuary. Grass and low vegetation provides important wildlife habitat where river valleys meet the coast. Jim Nieland	George Island Cannon. This Mark X, 6" cannon was installed during WWII to proctect the entrance to Icy Straight, and never removed. A trail leads from Granite Cove to the site. Jim Nieland	Summer storm over Gustavus Jim Nieland