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Alaska contains
many geologic terraines. Noatak, Cape Krusenstern, Gates
of the Arctic and Kobuk Valley all lie in the northern mountain belts and coastal plains.
Bering Land Bridge, Yukon-Charley Rivers and a portion of
Denali exist within the plains of the center of the state. The majority of Denali,
Aniakchak, Katmai, Alagnak, Lake Clark, Kenai Fjords, Wrangell-St.
Elias, Glacier Bay, Klondike Gold Rush and Sitka lay within
the southern mountinous belts, which borders the Gulf of Alaska and
runs out along the peninsula. To see a map of these regions,
click here.
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