Eastern Tanana area plan
Subtitle: public review draft
Edition: Public review draft.
Publisher: Alaska Department of Natural Resources, Division of Mining, Land & Water, Resource Assessment & Development Section
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Anchorage, Alaska]
Language: eng
Subjects: Public lands; Land use; Planning; Regional planning
Notes: Cover title.

"The planning boundary of the Eastern Tanana Area Plan includes all state-owned and state-selected uplands and shore lands within the area. This extensive area consists of mixed topography ranging from glacier capped peaks of the Alaska Range in the south, to rolling mountainous terrains in the north and central portions, to the expansive wetlands and lowland forests near the Canadian border. The vast boreal forest covers much of the planning area north of the Alaska Range with dominant species and consisting of paper birch, quaking aspen, and white and black spruce. The Tanana River and its major tributaries -- the Chatanika, Chena, Salcha, Goodpaster, Johnson, Robertson, and Tok Rivers -- bisect three of the four regions traversing over 350 miles within the planning boundary"--P. 1-3.

"August 2014."

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