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Topic: Alaska ShoreZone - aerial footage of 38,000 miles of coastline  (Read 2190 times)

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Bzuefishx

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In case you missed the ADN article, thought this would be helpful in planning trips:

ShoreZone.org

ADN article:

http://www.adn.com/article/20150211/getting-close-and-personal-alaskas-coastline

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kardinal_84

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Looks interesting I will have to play with it!  Thx

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Kenai_guy

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That may come in handy for this summer on water taxi trips and some hunting trips next fall
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RoxnDox

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cool stuff...  I have only been up to your area once (cruise last summer), and the places we went to all had pretty steep shore lines.  The footage up in Krik Arm by Anchorage really gives an appreciation of how much your tidal range creates humongous mudflats in the river delta areas where the glacial sediments dump out...

Jim
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Martin

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Thanks for sharing!  Really useful for scoping out potential fishing spots (and landing sites).   

This way I can print an aerial photo of where I'd be fishing for my wife(in case of emergencies) for when I do overnight kayak trips.  If I don't show up again, they can come find my body...that's if the bears haven't gotten to it yet. 

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Nangusdog

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Thanks for sharing!  Really useful for scoping out potential fishing spots (and landing sites).   

...If I don't show up again, they can come find my body...


And your Hobie...
Gordon

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