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2886:Demographics
2757:
2557:
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2533:Borough seat
2433:W. W. Norton
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2007:. Retrieved
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1971:
1965:
1881:public radio
1870:
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1786:
1780:January 2010
1777:
1762:Please help
1750:
1726:Simon Paneak
1723:
1719:
1716:
1712:
1689:
1683:January 2010
1680:
1669:Please help
1664:verification
1661:
1637:poverty line
1630:
1626:
1618:
1579:
1572:
1569:
1556:
1548:
1378:Demographics
1370:Source: DRI
1230:inches (mm)
676:
672:
660:
650:
596:
573:Brooks Range
570:
558:
547:
536:Presbyterian
529:
525:Killik River
509:
503:
494:
490:
484:
469:
463:January 2010
460:
449:Please help
444:verification
441:
362:
361:
146:Incorporated
18:
3277:Unorganized
3242:North Slope
3192:Bristol Bay
2967:North Slope
2916:LGBT rights
2809:Delegations
2797:Earthquakes
2668:Ghost towns
2653:Kokruagarok
2635:communities
2623:Prudhoe Bay
2149:January 31,
2093:January 23,
2056:January 24,
2031:October 29,
1883:station in
1857:Snowmobiles
1606:other races
619: /
607:151°44′01″W
594:in Alaska.
561:post office
417:2010 census
413:2000 census
178:Donny Olson
166:Esther Hugo
131:North Slope
92: /
80:151°44′01″W
3456:Categories
3393:Dillingham
3252:Petersburg
3124:Petersburg
3114:North Pole
3079:Dillingham
2804:Government
2588:Wainwright
2578:Point Hope
1958:References
1845:Cat trains
1835:water fowl
1827:brown bear
1580:As of the
1573:As of the
1559:April 2023
604:68°08′35″N
581:John River
385:Anaqtuġvik
371:Anaqtuuvak
339:feature ID
244:Population
191:State rep.
155:Government
77:68°08′35″N
31:Anaqtuuvak
3187:Anchorage
3164:Utqiaġvik
3094:Ketchikan
3044:Fairbanks
3039:Anchorage
3014:Southeast
2972:Southwest
2901:Elections
2896:Education
2787:Geography
2762:(capital)
2648:Deadhorse
2618:Point Lay
2583:Utqiaġvik
2540:Utqiaġvik
1885:Utqiaġvik
1831:ptarmigan
1751:does not
1600:, 87.59%
634:Utqiaġvik
567:Geography
491:Anaktuvuk
312:Area code
300:ZIP codes
292:UTC−08:00
271:UTC−09:00
266:Time zone
236:Elevation
196:Tom Baker
150:June 1957
3403:Kusilvak
3267:Wrangell
3174:Boroughs
3159:Wrangell
3144:Unalaska
3139:Soldotna
3104:Kotzebue
2989:Interior
2947:The Bush
2926:Politics
2906:Gun laws
2871:Cannabis
2866:Abortion
2841:Wildlife
2568:Kaktovik
1916:See also
1815:grayling
1610:Hispanic
1592:, 1.42%
1226:Average
1081:(−14.7)
1076:(−29.4)
1071:(−25.9)
1066:(−16.3)
1036:(−18.9)
1031:(−25.8)
1026:(−29.0)
1021:(−28.4)
1011:(−10.1)
1006:(−25.7)
1001:(−21.8)
996:(−12.9)
966:(−13.6)
961:(−21.3)
956:(−25.2)
951:(−24.2)
936:(−21.9)
931:(−17.6)
891:(−16.8)
886:(−21.4)
881:(−20.0)
585:Nunamiut
579:and the
511:Nunamiut
330:02-02080
3383:Chugach
3272:Yakutat
3262:Skagway
3154:Wasilla
3074:Cordova
2940:Regions
2891:Economy
2859:Society
2831:Symbols
2816:History
2792:Geology
2782:Climate
2573:Nuiqsut
2563:Atqasuk
2324:June 4,
1877:KBRW-FM
1772:removed
1757:sources
1549:updated
1340:(0.76)
1330:(0.51)
1061:(−4.1)
1041:(−6.4)
981:(10.2)
971:(−1.1)
941:(−5.5)
926:(−9.4)
916:(11.7)
911:(15.8)
906:(13.9)
896:(−8.3)
647:Climate
589:Iñupiat
516:caribou
506:nomadic
499:Inupiaq
423:History
403:) is a
391:Naqsraq
367:Inupiaq
347:2419354
343:1398235
277:(AKST))
275:Alaskan
137:Settled
126:Borough
105:Country
3378:Bethel
3212:Juneau
3207:Haines
3197:Denali
3149:Valdez
3129:Seward
3119:Palmer
3099:Kodiak
3069:Bethel
3049:Juneau
2952:Arctic
2931:Sports
2826:People
2769:Topics
2759:Juneau
2749:Alaska
2658:Sagwon
2643:Alpine
2550:Cities
2435:, 1954
2172:
2003:Juneau
1893:Bethel
1614:Latino
1582:census
1463:105.1%
1448:182.9%
1433:−47.0%
1388:Census
1365:(147)
1325:(7.1)
1295:(248)
1240:(7.4)
1235:(8.1)
1221:(−44)
1216:(−43)
1211:(−40)
1206:(−31)
1201:(−19)
1196:(−10)
1191:(−13)
1186:(−24)
1181:(−24)
1176:(−39)
1171:(−40)
1166:(−44)
1161:(−43)
1151:(−42)
1146:(−38)
1141:(−34)
1136:(−27)
1131:(−16)
1111:(−18)
1106:(−33)
1101:(−37)
1096:(−40)
1091:(−38)
1056:(1.8)
1051:(4.5)
1046:(2.3)
991:(0.2)
986:(6.7)
976:(8.1)
921:(4.2)
901:(4.2)
692:Month
294:(AKDT)
119:Alaska
3257:Sitka
3134:Sitka
3089:Kenai
3084:Homer
2881:Crime
2821:Music
2777:Index
2745:State
2681:Wevok
2676:Umiat
2343:(PDF)
2254:(PDF)
2123:(PDF)
2112:(PDF)
1999:(PDF)
1867:Media
1823:sheep
1819:moose
1811:trout
1594:Black
1590:White
1523:31.2%
1508:14.9%
1478:27.6%
1360:(17)
1355:(15)
1350:(27)
1345:(17)
1320:(17)
1315:(19)
1310:(11)
1305:(16)
1290:(12)
1285:(12)
1280:(20)
1275:(26)
1270:(39)
1265:(45)
1260:(37)
1255:(13)
1250:(15)
1245:(13)
1126:(−3)
1121:(−2)
1116:(−4)
1074:−21.0
1069:−14.7
1029:−14.5
1024:−20.2
1019:−19.2
1004:−14.2
954:−13.4
949:−11.6
871:(26)
866:(−7)
861:(−5)
851:(14)
846:(22)
841:(25)
836:(22)
831:(14)
821:(−3)
816:(−6)
811:(−6)
801:(33)
796:(−2)
781:(17)
776:(24)
771:(33)
766:(27)
761:(17)
746:(−2)
731:Year
592:Inuit
305:99721
162:Mayor
114:State
3408:Nome
3109:Nome
2610:CDPs
2464:2010
2460:2000
2370:2007
2326:2015
2213:2019
2170:ISBN
2151:2008
2095:2013
2058:2013
2033:2021
2011:2023
1976:XIII
1889:KYKD
1879:, a
1859:and
1833:and
1755:any
1753:cite
1514:2020
1499:2010
1493:8.9%
1484:2000
1469:1990
1454:1980
1439:1970
1424:1960
1409:1950
1397:Note
1392:Pop.
1363:57.7
1348:10.8
1335:(0)
1293:9.75
1288:0.49
1283:0.49
1278:0.77
1273:1.01
1268:1.52
1263:1.77
1258:1.47
1253:0.51
1248:0.58
1243:0.51
1238:0.29
1233:0.32
1059:24.7
1054:35.3
1049:40.1
1044:36.1
1039:20.5
1034:−2.0
1009:13.9
999:−7.2
989:32.4
984:44.1
979:50.3
974:46.6
969:30.0
959:−6.4
939:22.1
934:−7.5
924:15.1
919:39.5
914:53.0
909:60.4
904:57.1
899:39.5
894:17.0
884:−6.5
879:−4.0
856:(3)
826:(4)
791:(3)
786:(9)
756:(8)
751:(3)
741:(1)
728:Dec
725:Nov
722:Oct
719:Sep
716:Aug
713:Jul
710:Jun
707:May
704:Apr
701:Mar
698:Feb
695:Jan
405:city
396:IPA:
375:IPA:
337:GNIS
326:code
324:FIPS
207:Area
140:1949
39:City
2747:of
1875:of
1766:by
1673:by
1612:or
1596:or
1518:425
1503:324
1488:282
1473:259
1458:203
1358:6.5
1353:5.8
1343:6.6
1338:0.3
1328:0.2
1323:2.8
1318:6.6
1313:7.5
1308:4.2
1303:6.4
1219:−47
1214:−45
1209:−40
1204:−24
1184:−11
1179:−12
1174:−38
1169:−40
1164:−47
1159:−45
1149:−43
1144:−37
1139:−30
1134:−16
1104:−28
1099:−34
1094:−40
1089:−37
1079:5.6
1064:2.7
994:8.8
964:7.5
929:0.3
889:1.7
661:Dfc
497:in
453:by
407:in
388:or
317:907
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789:37
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