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28 January 2020
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Anchorage Daily News
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Dan Joling, Associated Press
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Survey shows continuing population decline for Cook Inlet belugas
Cook Inlet
N 61º 13' 19.227" W 150º 7' 6.819"
DMS:
N 61º 13' 19.227" W 150º 7' 6.819"
Lat/Lng:
61.2220076078395 -150.118560791016
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A biennial NOAA survey in 2018 estimated the population of the white whales at 250 to 317.
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