NPS Sites in Alaska - Public Domain image, National Parks Gallery
Summary
The terrane accretion that built Alaska onto the rest of North America over the past 200 million years includes the continental collision that formed the Brooks Range in the northern part of the state. The North Slope formed as the colliding continent pulled away and opened the Arctic Ocean. NP = National Park; NM = National Monument; NPres = National Preserve. Letters in ovals refer to National Park Service sites in the Brooks Range listed near the top of this page.
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Tags
plate tectonics
geology
geologic resources division
nps sites
brooks range
national park service sites
national park
national monument
national preserve
north america
north slope
terrane accretion
million years
arctic ocean
national parks gallery
ultra high resolution
high resolution
national monuments
alaska
Date
2019
Source
National Parks Gallery
Link
Copyright info
Public Domain Dedication