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The Kuskokwim River is one of Alaska's largest rivers, flowing about 1,150 kilometers across the state's southwest to Kuskokwim Bay and the Bering Sea. It begins near McGrath at the meeting of the East and South Forks and passes through the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta region. The river supports salmon fisheries, subsistence activities, wildlife habitat, and seasonal transportation for nearby communities.
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How long is the Kuskokwim River?
The Kuskokwim flows for about 1,150 kilometers. It is one of Alaska's largest rivers and runs across the state's southwest.
Where does the Kuskokwim River begin?
It begins near McGrath at the meeting of the East and South Forks. From there the river travels westward across southwestern Alaska.
Where does the Kuskokwim River end?
The river reaches Kuskokwim Bay, which opens into the Bering Sea. Its lower course passes through the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta region.
What region does the Kuskokwim River pass through?
The Kuskokwim crosses southwestern Alaska and enters the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta region. Its 1,150-kilometer course connects inland Alaska with the Bering Sea coast.
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