End of the navigable portion of the Dyea River by canoe about 6 miles north of Dyea, Alaska, 1897.
{{en| Caption on image: "Head of navigation, Dyea River" Klondike Gold Rush. *Subjects (LCTGM): Rivers--Alaska; Canoes--Alaska *Subjects (LCSH): Dyea River (Alaska)
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- 1897
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