The Shaktoolik River is a river located in the western part of Alaska, flowing into the Bering Sea. It is approximately 50 miles long and is known for its winding path through the Norton Sound region. The river's watershed supports various wildlife and is an important resource for local communities. The river is situated near the village of Shaktoolik, which is primarily inhabited by the Inupiat people. The area around the river is characterized by tundra and wetlands, providing habitat for migratory birds and other species. The Shaktoolik River plays a vital role in the subsistence lifestyle of the local population.