Date: 04/24/2015

Number: 1

Tanana River near Nenana, Alaska


"The Tanana River officially broke up on April 24th at 2:25 P.M. Alaska Standard Time"

"On Friday April 24th, 2015 at 2:25 p.m. Alaska Standard Time, the Tripod moved far enough down the Tanana river to stop the clock."


Read the news and view the photos and thanks to the Nenana Ice Classic in Nenana, Alaska.


(note: The Nenana Ice Classic is an annual contest held in Alaska since 1917 to guess the exact time the Tanana River ice breaks up in the area of Nenana. A tripod is placed on the ice with a long tether to a clock on the shore. When the river ice begins its break-up the tripod will begin to move downriver and the tether pulls on the clock thereby stopping the clock.)

Tanana River, AK

Latitude: 64.5 Longitude: -149.1

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