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When river breakup came to Eagle

EAGLE — As the late evening sunshine poured in from the northwest, a dozen residents of Alaska’s farthest upstream town on the Yukon River watched their winter race past in

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When river breakup came to Eagle

There was a lot of ice and excitement, but no major catastrophes as the masses moved downstream without incident.

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Alaska Science Forum: When river breakup came to Eagle

the Yukon River’s solid sheets were breaking into smaller pieces.

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When River Breakup Came to Eagle - Alaska Native News

When River Breakup Came to Eagle - Alaska Native News
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Surging Alaska Rivers Leave Behind Huge Chunks of Ice, Damaged Homes

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Ice jams that blocked two Alaska rivers broke loose over the weekend, unleashing a surge of ice and water that caused major

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