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gavrc

Clicky for comp page carried over.
Clue 1. Flows for almost 100 miles.
Clue 2. A world record fish was caught here.
_______From wiki: The world record king salmon, which weighed about 44 kg (97 lb), was caught in the Kenai River in 1985.

gav

marialionza

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zoold

I think I'm going for Kenai River, Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska, US.

alo6

clue 3 - an occaisonal home for beluga whales.

every spring they head to the Kenai River

Also there is now red salmon in the water which ties in with yesterdays salmon clue.

alo6

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And

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sheils6

Thanks alo6. I had downloaded toolbar but it was in my way and I tried to move it and being really techie lost it somewhere! Have now "pretended" to download one on my husbands account and done the survey for both of us too. Now only have to work out another guess at the wording for todays clue.

purplecatlover

just as a reminder remember that absolutely anyone can edit wikki pages, and people have in the past edited them to change answers that were needed for competitions. always best to check elsewhere for backup to what wikki says if at all possible rather than rely solely on wikki.

zoold

Ok, quick recap of this weeks clues.

1. Flows for almost 100 miles

http://www.kenai-watershed.org/

2. A world record fish was caught here

http://www.alaskasportfish.com/king-salmon.htm

3. an occasional home for Beluga whales

http://www.whale-watching-alaska.com/aboutus.php

http://www.alaskaoutdoorjournal.com/Wildlife/kpbeluga.html

4. Located in North America

However I am still thrown by the first picture of Turnagain Arm, also the above article clearly states that the whales can be seen at both Turnagain Arm and the Kenai river.
Also the mountain range which appeared today is from the original Turnagain Arm picture.


The Kenai river is the only one which covers all 4 clues so I think I might just simply put Kenai River, Alaska, Usa.

cornishpasty1

:j Well done everyone, it was Kenai River, Alaska :j

zoold

cornishpasty1 wrote: »

:j Well done everyone, it was Kenai River, Alaska :j

So they have moved away from the national parks theme.