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The Kantishna River is a river draining the north slope of the Alaska Range with headwaters in the Denali National Park and Preserve, Alaska. It flows into the Tanana River.

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64°45′44″N 149°57′56″W / 64.76222°N 149.96556°W / 64.76222; -149.96556

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