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Makpik
Makpik is a creek in Noatak National Preserve as well as a seasonal ranger station
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Makpik Details
Makpic is a creek in Noatak National Preserve as well as a seasonal ranger post. The post is located at the southern terminus of Makpik Creek near the confluence of the creek with Nanielik Creek, Cutler River, and the Anisak River. The ranger post is staffed based on weather, but at the widest window can be from May through September. Check with park staff at the park headquarters to verify the current staffing schedule: (907) 442-3890.
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