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Kobuk Valley National Park
Site Index
Kobuk Valley National Park
Contact Us 15-August-2005
Frequently Asked Questions 15-August-2005
Kobuk Valley National Park 15-August-2005
Sand, Rivers and Caribou 11-July-2006
Summer 09 schedule 21-August-2009
History & Culture
Archeologist J.L. Giddings 26-July-2006
Collections 05-January-2007
Cultural Resource Program 05-January-2007
History & Culture 13-September-2006
Laws Protect Archeological Sites on Public Lands 26-July-2006
National Historic Landmarks 24-July-2006
Save Alaska's Past Brochure 10-January-2007
Subsistence 27-July-2006
Nature & Science
Fish Species of Kobuk Valley National Park 16-July-2007
Mammals of Kobuk Valley National Park 16-July-2007
Nature & Science 13-September-2006
Research Permit Requirements 17-February-2009
Sand and Glaciers 27-July-2006
Park Management
2006 Compendium 20-July-2006
2007 Compendium 16-April-2007
2008 Compendium 14-March-2008
2008-2009 Commercial Use Authorization Holders 10-July-2008
Centennial Initiative 2016 23-August-2007
General Management Documents 23-August-2006
KOVA General Management Plan - Part 1 05-January-2007
KOVA General Management Plan - Part 2 05-January-2007
KOVA General Management Plan - Part 3 05-January-2007
KOVA General Management Plan - Part 4 05-January-2007
KOVA General Management Plan - Part 5 05-January-2007
KOVA General Management Plan - Part 6 05-January-2007
Management 29-June-2006
Superintendent's Welcome 27-September-2006
WEAR_Centennial_Strategy 23-August-2007
Western Arctic National Parklands 27-July-2006
Park News
News 18-July-2006
Northwest Arctic Heritage Center, Kotzebue, Alaska 26-June-2008
Photos & Multimedia
Kobuk Valley group on Flickr 26-August-2009
Photos & Multimedia 13-September-2006
Plan Your Visit
09 CUAs 09-October-2009
Accessibility 20-July-2006
Air Taxi 27-July-2006
Current Licensed Operators for KOVA 16-July-2007
Directions 29-June-2006
Fees & Reservations 29-June-2006
Operating Hours & Seasons 29-June-2006
Plan Your Visit 15-December-2005
Schedule Of Events 15-December-2005
Things To Do 15-December-2005
Things To Know Before You Come 29-June-2006
Weather 20-July-2006
Support Your Park
Alaska Geographic 26-August-2009
Bookstore 17-August-2009
Innaigvik books 26-August-2009
Support Your Park 13-September-2006
Volunteer 17-August-2009
Image of shrubs and berry plants on the tundra near blue lakes turn red and gold in the fall.  

Did You Know?
Even though Kobuk Valley National Park gets only 50 cm of rain and snow each year, much of the lowland tundra is soggy. Permafrost, many feet below the surface of the soil, prevents the water from draining away.

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Last Updated: July 24, 2006 at 22:37 EST