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Beach ridges created by years of wave action during storms can be seen as parallel lines in the fall vegetation covering the old gravel. People have lived and traveled on this beach to hunt sea mammals for 5000 years. Aerial view of beach ridges on a coastline |
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| Source | Beach Ridges on the Shore of Cape Krusenstern |
| Author | Western Arctic National Parklands |
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