Observed arrival · 2026-11-04
An Alaska salmon-count board, run by run
Alaska Salmon Counts compares final counts for 10 salmon runs across eight rivers with escapement goals and typical counts from prior seasons.
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- People following Alaska salmon runs and river fisheries
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- Typical counts use each counter’s median across prior seasons, with the years and number of seasons stated alongside the comparison.
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The page explains its visual key: a green band marks the escapement-goal range, a dot marks the season’s final count, and an orange tick marks the typical final. Its expanded season charts identify the historical median and goal range, while linked river pages are described as containing daily counts, counting methods, and counter notes. The homepage also names counter locations, including river miles, and notes a Little Susitna weir move upstream in 2025.
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