- Nowitna River
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Gravel bar in the Nowitna National Wildlife Refuge
The Nowitna River is situated in central Alaska west of Tanana. The river runs almost entirely through Nowitna National Wildlife Refuge. Part of the river is a designated National Wild and Scenic River. The river empties into the Yukon.
- Length: 455 km (283 mi)
- Empties: Yukon River
Tributaries:
- Titna River
- Big Mud River
- Grand Creek
- Little Mud River
- Lost River
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- Hunter Creek
- Quartz Creek
- Gold Creek
- Beaver Creek
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- California Creek
- Sulatna River
External links
- [1] Nowitna National Wildlife Refuge at "U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Alaska"
Coordinates: 64°55′38″N 154°16′11″W / 64.92722°N 154.26972°W
Categories:- Rivers of Alaska
- Landforms of Yukon–Koyukuk Census Area, Alaska
- Interior Alaska geography stubs
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