Tundra Swan Range Map
The Tundra Swan breeds from northwestern Alaska south to St. Lawrence Island and the Alaska Peninsula and east near the Arctic Coast of Baffin Island, then south around Hudson Bay to Churchill and the Belcher Islands. It winters mainly near coast from southern Alaska through British Columbia to Pacific states and northern Baja California and also in southern Great Basin to northern New Mexico and in mid-Atlantic states but rarely on Gulf Coast. The Tundra Swan inhabits lakes, ponds, sluggish streams and occasionally swamp bogs on open tundra while breeding. It may be found along coastal estuaries when not breeding. During winter, the Tundra Swan is primarily found on sizeable reservoirs; shallow, productive lakes of the interior; other sheltered freshwater habitats; or on coastal bays and estuaries.

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