Nowitna River

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The Nowitna River is situated in central Alaska west of Tanana. The river runs almost entirely through Nowitna National Wildlife Refuge. Part of the river is a designated National Wild and Scenic River. The river empties into the Yukon.

• Length: 455 km (283 mi)
• Empties: Yukon River

Tributaries:

• Titna River
• Big Mud River
  • Grand Creek
• Little Mud River
• Lost River
• • • Hunter Creek
    • Quartz Creek
    • Gold Creek
    • Beaver Creek
• California Creek
• Sulatna River

[edit] External links

• [1] Nowitna National Wildlife Refuge at "U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Alaska"
• [2] "Nowitna River National Wild & Scenic River" at www.vacationalaska.com
• [3] "Visit the Nowitna National Wildlife Refuge" come to "Yukon River Lodge"

Coordinates: 64°00′48.39″N 154°30′54.55″W / 64.0134417°N 154.5151528°W / 64.0134417; -154.5151528

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