The Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve has been historically rich in culture for both Alaska Natives and Americans for centuries.

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Being one of the only four US National Parks entirely north of the Arctic Circle, the Gates of the Arctic is home to a unique variety of biomes.

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The Gates of the Arctic's 13,000 square miles protects nearly 900 plant and animal species.

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Carved by tectonic activity, the Gates of the Arctic's various landforms reveal the park's unique geological history.

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The Gates of the Arctic's biodiversity and scenic landscapes attract thousands of visitors annually.

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