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Anaktuvuk Pass

mountain pass, United States
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  • The Alaskan mountain ranges and the Mackenzie and Yukon river basins and their drainage networks.
    Alaskan mountains
    / Physiography of the northern ranges

    …low passes, the best-known being Anaktuvuk Pass, at an elevation of 2,200 feet (670 meters) in the central part of the range. Atigun Pass, at the head of the Dietrich River, connects the oil-producing areas of the North Slope with interior Alaska and the south.

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    …low passes, the best-known being Anaktuvuk Pass, at an elevation of 2,200 feet (670 meters) in the central part of the range. Atigun Pass, at the head of the Dietrich River, connects the oil-producing areas of the North Slope with interior Alaska and the south.

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  • Brooks Range
    Brooks Range

    Anaktuvuk Pass (2,200 feet [670 metres]), near its centre, is the main means of access from the Yukon lowlands.

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    Anaktuvuk Pass (2,200 feet [670 metres]), near its centre, is the main means of access from the Yukon lowlands.

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