Elson Lagoon

Elson Lagoon is a significant water body located on the northern coast of Alaska, near the town of Barrow (Utqiaġvik). It is part of the Arctic Ocean region and is characterized by its shallow waters, often frozen in winter. The lagoon serves as an important habitat for various wildlife, including migratory birds and marine mammals, and plays a role in local ecosystems. Additionally, it has cultural significance for indigenous communities, who rely on its resources for traditional practices. Elson Lagoon is also a subject of research concerning climate change and its impact on Arctic environments.