Chandler River
The Chandler River is a 125-mile stream in the U.S. state of Alaska, whose source is Chandler Lake in the Gates of the Arctic National Park. From Chandler Lake it flows, generally northward, into the Colville River, which it joins about 17 miles northeast of Umiat.- Type: Stream
- Description: river in Alaska, United States
- Category: river
- Location: Alaska, United States, North America
Latitude 69.4514° or 69° 27' 5" north | Longitude -151.4975° or 151° 29' 51" west |
Elevation 171 feet (52 metres) | GeoNames ID 5858971 |
Also Known As
- Catalan: Chandler
- Cebuano: Chandler River
- Egyptian Arabic: نهر تشاندلير
- English: Chandler River (Alaska)
- French: Chandler
- German: Chandler River
- German: Chandler River (Alaska)
- Irish: Abhainn Chandler
- Welsh: Afon Chandler
- Ninuluk Creek
Other Places Named Chandler River
- Teedriinjik RiverStream, Alaska, United States
- Chandler RiverStream, New South Wales, Australia
- Chandler BrookRiver, Cumberland County, Maine
- Okokmilaga RiverStream, Alaska, United States
- Chandler RiverStream, Maine, United States
In the Area
Localities
- UmiatHamlet, 17 miles west
Landmarks
- Kakiagun LakeLake, 3 miles northeast
- Uluksrak BluffCliff, 3½ miles north
- Shivugak BluffCliff, 6 miles west
- Anaktuvuk RiverStream, 7 miles north
Other Places
- Gubic Gas FieldOilfield, 1½ miles south
- Chandler RiverStream, 3 miles northwest
- Kutchik RiverStream, 9 miles south
- Bearpaw CreekStream, 14 miles west
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