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Eek River

Coordinates: 60°05′07″N 162°18′28″W / 60.08528°N 162.30778°W / 60.08528; -162.30778
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The Eek River is a river of Alaska. It parallels, and is located south of the Kwethluk and north of the Kanektok Rivers, all of which feed into the Kuskokwim River. It is about 75 miles long, flows through the Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge and becomes a tributary of the Kuskokwim River in the Eek area of western Alaska [1]. Salmon and Grayling inhabit the river.

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60°05′07″N 162°18′28″W / 60.08528°N 162.30778°W / 60.08528; -162.30778