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Great Kobuk Sand Dunes

Alaska, United States
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  • Kobuk Valley National Park
    Kobuk Valley National Park

    The Great Kobuk Sand Dunes, with crests rising to heights of 100 feet (30 metres) above the surrounding area, cover about 25 square miles (65 square km) southeast of the Kobuk River; nearby are the Little Kobuk Sand Dunes. Glacial-outwash streams emptying into what was once…

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    The Great Kobuk Sand Dunes, with crests rising to heights of 100 feet (30 metres) above the surrounding area, cover about 25 square miles (65 square km) southeast of the Kobuk River; nearby are the Little Kobuk Sand Dunes. Glacial-outwash streams emptying into what was once…

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