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1959
29 May cent
forest is quite extensive and extends
several miles laterally from the river.
Elsewhere it is mostly a fringe forest
along the river. The last of the sphere
was near in the deep canyon a few
miles above the mouth of the Kelley
River.
Rocky cliffs are not abundant along
the river and especially along the
lower reach below the Hell. There are
long stretches with no true bluff-
like formation of any sort. There is one
series of good rocky outcrops about 10-
15 miles above the mouth, then another
of 10 miles or so in the canyon above
the Hell that looks good for raptors.
Farther up there are lots of steep earth
banks but few true outcrops. Still
the former may be suitable for hawks.
The cut out of the Noatak valley
at Feminik Lake and crossed over
the Brooks Range, following the
west branch of the Kewa north to
the Colville. After crossing the range
our visibility to the ground became
badly obscured by low clouds nearly
to the coast. But I was able to see