Lower Ugashik Lake
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The smaller of the twin Ugashik Lakes, Lower Ugashik lies directly at the headwaters of the Ugashik River, the location of a salmon counting tower ("wier") operated by the Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game.
The Ugashik Lakes provide essential habitat for massive runs of sockeye (red) salmon and is a critical link in the Bristol Bay sockeye salmon fishery, the world's largest.
The Ugashik Lakes provide essential habitat for massive runs of sockeye (red) salmon and is a critical link in the Bristol Bay sockeye salmon fishery, the world's largest.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ugashik_lakes
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Coordinates: 57°29'45"N 156°52'48"W
- Upper Ugashik Lake 32 km
- Becharof Lake 55 km
- Lake Becharof 67 km
- Naknek Lake 140 km
- Naknek Lake (North Arm) 144 km
- Kukaklek Lake 208 km
- Lake Iliamna 262 km
- Testumena Lake 453 km
- Kenai Lake 525 km
- palmer creek 630 km
- Wide Bay 35 km
- Cape Igvak 48 km
- Becharof National Wildlife Refuge 73 km
- Egegik Bay 88 km
- Cape Kekurnol 95 km
- Alinghak Bay 100 km
- Mount Martin 6,112 feet (1,863 m) 114 km
- Mount Mageik (7,103 feet /2,165 m) 125 km
- Valley of 10,000 Smokes 133 km
- Barrier Range 143 km