Dall Lake

Dall Lake stretches across the low coastal country between the Yukon and Kuskokwim rivers. Its waters drain toward the Bering Sea through the Kiniak River, amid a maze of tundra, ponds and wetlands. This broad delta supports many waterbirds, while its rivers and lakes provide fish for the Yup’ik communities of the region. The lake and its outlet form part of a landscape where waterways offer routes across ground interrupted by marshes and shallow pools.