| Caption | A branching network of drainage channels can be seen in this aerial photograph of a tidal plain along Cook Inlet, Alaska. Cook Inlet has some of the highest tides in the world. Twice a day, this fractal network of channels floods and then drains this lush plain. | |
| Photo Id | w4516-4025-8f5c3 | |
| Date and Time | July 4, 2015 9:43 AM | |
| Location | Cook Inlet, Alaska latitude 60° 23' 46.4" N longitude 152° 18' 32.3" W | |
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| Keywords | tidal, tides, plain, floodplain, drainage, channel, stream, network, fractal, Cook Inlet, Alaska, AK, United States, aerial | |
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