Dall PPlains

The lowlands around Dall Lake form part of the vast Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta on the Bering Sea coast. Flat tundra is broken by lakes, marshes and winding channels, with only scattered hills rising above it. Dall Lake drains toward the coast through the Kiniak River. This is a landscape of abundant waterfowl and fisheries, long used by Yup’ik communities whose settlements and camps were linked by water in summer and by ice and snow in winter.