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residents, and that it was erroneously reported). The second village was
Kanakanak, which reported 177 residents. This was apparently the former 1920 Dillingham and "New" Kanakanak (the 2nd village from 1900). As cited, it is entirely possible that Dillingham & Kanakanak were incorrectly reported under the others' names, and further research on individuals reported living in each would be required to solve this possible mystery. The third village cited on the 1930 census was Wood River (with 55 residents). This was apparently the locale of the 1880 Inuit village of Anagnak (Anugnak), which had not reported in 50 years.
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of the village of
Dillingham. But this was apparently not the village with the post office, but the location of the former cannery of Bradford from the 1890 census and the 1900 "New" Kanakanak, and featured just 36 residents. Because of the influenza pandemic preceding the 1920 census, it caused much upheaval and movement of native persons all over Alaska, with the survivors of decimated villages relocating to new locales.
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village. The alternative name reported was "Chogiung." It was here in 1904 that the
Dillingham Post Office first opened. At this time, it featured three different names (Chogiung, Kanakanak and Dillingham). Because census enumerators did not attempt to place the locales and boundaries on a map, it contributed to the confusion, which would persist for at least 4 more censuses.
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violent crime, with 1 incident for every 32.8 residents. The 2013 figures again demonstrate a high per-capita incidence of rape, indicating 1 incident for every 152.4 residents. (A note of caution regarding interpretation of the UCR data from which this information is drawn can be found on the FBI/UCR website.)
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fisheries in the world. Togiak
National Wildlife Refuge was established to conserve fish and wildlife populations and habitats in their natural diversity, including salmon, to fulfill international treaty obligations, to provide for continued subsistence use, and to ensure necessary water quality and
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As for attempts to locate where the other census-reported villages (or remains of) are located at present, Anagnak (or
Anugnak) (1880)/Wood Point (1930), is now within the present Dillingham city boundaries. Bradford (1890)/"New" Kanakanak (1900)/"1st" Dillingham (1920) (at Bradford Point) has since
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1950 would be the last time both villages, Dillingham & Kanakanak, would report. Dillingham would report 577 residents, while
Kanakanak had declined to just 54 residents. In 1960 and in every successive census, Dillingham would be the sole community on the northwest Nushagak Bay to report on the
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In 1920, the census reported two villages: Chogiung and
Dillingham. Chogiung, with 182 residents, was apparently the renamed 1910 Kanakanak (3rd village), but also was known as the Dillingham Post Office as this was the village at Snag Point. Again, compounding the confusion was the first appearance
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prospect located at the headwaters of
Bristol Bay. The resolution explains that the value of the fishery totals about $ 100 million a year; that the commercial wild salmon fishery has been the backbone of livelihoods for more than 100 years; that the future of the renewable resource industry depends
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grant. The city justified them by stating that they enhanced the ability to monitor and enforcement at those facilities. Many criticized the project as an infringement on privacy and also that the funds were intended for national rather than local public safety issues. After spirited public debate,
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In 1901, the Alaska-Portland
Packers Association built a cannery near Snag Point, what is now the city's central business district. The cannery burned down in 1910 but was rebuilt the following year. It was acquired by Pacific American Fisheries in 1929. Now known as Peter Pan Seafoods, the cannery
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In the city, the age distribution of the population shows 34.6% under the age of 18, 6.6% from 18 to 24, 30.6% from 25 to 44, 23.2% from 45 to 64, and 5.0% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 33 years. For every 100 females, there were 106.7 males. For every 100 females age 18 and
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As of the census of 2000, there were 2,466 people, 884 households, and 599 families residing in the city. The population density was 73.4 inhabitants per square mile (28.3/km). There were 1,000 housing units at an average density of 29.7 units per square mile (11.5 units/km). The racial makeup
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In 1900, only one community was reported: Kanakanak (erroneously spelled on the census as "Knankanak"). However, this village, which reported 145 residents (but no racial breakdown), was not the same
Kanakanak reported on the 1890 census. This was apparently a "new" village that had taken over the
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operations in Chile, Norway, Canada and elsewhere. Prices paid Bristol Bay fishermen for fresh sockeye salmon peaked at $ 2.11 per pound in 1988 but fell to just $ 0.42 per pound in 2001. Prices have since rebounded due to techniques to improve fish quality and enhanced marketing efforts, and were
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Per-capita crime rates in Dillingham are persistently higher than state and national averages. In 2007, the city experienced the nation's highest rate of forcible rape per person, with 1 incident for every 103.9 residents. The city ranked 22nd (out of 8,659 cities with available data) for overall
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The Arctic Packing Company built the first cannery in Bristol Bay in 1883 at Kanulik, across the river from the site of modern-day Dillingham. Operations began the following year with a pack of 400 cases of salmon, or 19,200 1-pound cans. By 1903 a total of ten canneries had been built along the
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In 1940, the census reported just two villages: Dillingham & Kanakanak. Dillingham now reported 278 residents, and the presumption was that it was the present village at Snag Point. Kanakanak (the "New" or 2nd village and former Dillingham) reported 113 residents. Neither figure was able to
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In 1930, the census reported three separate villages: Dillingham, Kanakanak & Wood River. This Dillingham reported just 85 residents, and apparently was the renamed Chogiung/3rd Kanakanak village (however, it's possible that it may have been the same 1920 Dillingham owing to the number of
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Dillingham first appeared on the 1910 U.S. Census as the unincorporated village of Kanakanak. In 1920, it returned as Chogiung and in 1930 and every successive census as Dillingham. It formally incorporated in 1963. See: Historic Locales & Confusion Over Place Names Around Dillingham
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been annexed into the present Dillingham. The (3rd) Kanakanak (1910)/Chogiung (1920) is the present downtown of Dillingham. Only the original or "Old" Kanakanak apparently is outside the present city boundaries, just to the south of the Kanakanak Hospital.
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on its freshwater stream reputation; that local residents depend on subsistence activities which in turn depend on Bristol Bay's pristine freshwater streams and habitat; and that Pebble threatens to destroy the last great wild salmon fishery on the planet.
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site of the former Bradford (and the cannery itself was demolished shortly after 1900). The previous Kanakanak was called "Old Kanakanak." It was unknown if the "New" Kanakanak also included any residents from the old village.
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Nushagak River, including four within the current city's limits, and produced as much as one million cases of canned salmon annually. Most of these canneries were closed for a variety of reasons, including
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struck Bristol Bay and left no more than 500 survivors around Dillingham. A hospital and orphanage were established in Kanakanak after the epidemic, 6 miles (10 km) south of downtown Dillingham. An
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and operating at 670 kHz, the station continues to provide education, entertainment, and important safety information to the fishing fleet and the surrounding communities. It is part of the
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built a redoubt (trading post) at Nushagak Point across the river from present-day Dillingham in 1818. Named "Alexandrovski" after the czar, the post attracted fur traders from as far as the
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475:Dillingham Census Area
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1106:On August 9, 2010, a
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1050:Indian Health Service
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683:Historical population
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340: • Summer (
3634:Koniag, Incorporated
3629:Sealaska Corporation
3491:Fairbanks North Star
2991:United States portal
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1326:Record high °F (°C)
1061:Beacon of Dillingham
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19:For other uses, see
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3639:Ahtna, Incorporated
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1122:and EADS executive
1090:Alaska Public Radio
1001:In 1881, after the
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3654:Census Areas
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3298:Southcentral
3200:Homelessness
3175:Demographics
3046:
2882:New Stuyahok
2866:
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2108:Nushagak Bay
2089:Bryce Edgmon
2009:(≥ 0.1 inch)
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1114:and Senator
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919:, 0.6% from
897:
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678:Demographics
664:
640:
635:fish farming
632:
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568:Bryce Edgmon
561:
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499:Nushagak Bay
496:
485:. As of the
483:Nushagak Bay
470:
421:
420:
411:dillinghamak
253:Bryce Edgmon
203:Incorporated
72:
56:
54:lead section
36:
3566:Unorganized
3531:North Slope
3481:Bristol Bay
3256:North Slope
3205:LGBT rights
3098:Delegations
3086:Earthquakes
2962:Ghost towns
2939:communities
2771:January 28,
2749:January 28,
2521:January 31,
2246:October 31,
2221:October 29,
2169:October 17,
1206:King Salmon
1116:Ted Stevens
921:other races
667:Pebble Mine
647:eco-tourism
645:lodges and
612:Bristol Bay
539: /
527:158°30′31″W
507:Bristol Bay
487:2020 census
191:Census Area
157: /
145:158°30′31″W
3745:Categories
3682:Dillingham
3541:Petersburg
3413:Petersburg
3403:North Pole
3368:Dillingham
3093:Government
2927:Twin Hills
2867:Dillingham
2614:Dillingham
2596:January 5,
2571:January 5,
2546:January 5,
2474:August 12,
2434:August 12,
2329:October 5,
2271:October 8,
2124:References
2095:Todd Palin
1194:Ivanof Bay
1137:Placenames
1088:(NPR) and
1067:editions.
1065:mimeograph
992:Cook Inlet
976:James Cook
671:molybdenum
662:quantity.
557:Wood River
524:59°02′48″N
511:Bering Sea
422:Dillingham
396:feature ID
301:Population
248:State rep.
223:Alice Ruby
212:Government
196:Dillingham
142:59°02′48″N
75:March 2021
3476:Anchorage
3453:Utqiaġvik
3383:Ketchikan
3333:Fairbanks
3328:Anchorage
3303:Southeast
3261:Southwest
3190:Elections
3185:Education
3076:Geography
3051:(capital)
2917:Koliganek
2877:Manokotak
2857:Aleknagik
2765:"xmACIS2"
2719:April 23,
2368:April 23,
2297:April 23,
1214:Sea Grant
1181:Education
1026:Kanakanak
596:Aleknagik
493:Geography
369:Area code
323:Time zone
293:Elevation
59:summarize
3692:Kusilvak
3556:Wrangell
3463:Boroughs
3448:Wrangell
3433:Unalaska
3428:Soldotna
3393:Kotzebue
3278:Interior
3236:The Bush
3215:Politics
3195:Gun laws
3160:Cannabis
3155:Abortion
3130:Wildlife
2970:Agivavik
2952:Nushagak
2743:Archived
2689:Archived
2617:Archived
2339:cite web
2102:See also
1816:Average
1741:(−31.9)
1736:(−24.7)
1731:(−20.3)
1726:(−12.3)
1696:(−13.1)
1691:(−20.5)
1686:(−26.5)
1681:(−28.2)
1666:(−11.3)
1616:(−10.8)
1611:(−12.5)
1078:AM radio
925:Hispanic
903:, 35.6%
628:spawning
598:and the
387:02-18950
357:ZIP code
3672:Chugach
3561:Yakutat
3551:Skagway
3443:Wasilla
3363:Cordova
3229:Regions
3180:Economy
3148:Society
3120:Symbols
3105:History
3081:Geology
3071:Climate
2496:June 4,
1935:(0.25)
1915:(0.76)
1721:(−1.9)
1701:(−3.1)
1671:(−2.1)
1661:(−8.4)
1656:(−2.4)
1626:(−3.1)
1621:(−8.7)
1596:(−8.3)
1591:(−5.4)
1576:(12.0)
1571:(12.8)
1566:(10.7)
1556:(−0.2)
1551:(−5.4)
1546:(−7.7)
1541:(−9.4)
1526:(−5.2)
1521:(−2.5)
1511:(11.5)
1506:(15.4)
1501:(16.2)
1496:(14.5)
1491:(10.2)
1481:(−2.0)
1476:(−4.4)
1471:(−6.3)
1461:(24.3)
1446:(10.6)
1441:(16.2)
1436:(21.4)
1431:(22.4)
1426:(21.6)
1421:(17.3)
1254:Climate
1034:Vermont
958:History
911:, 0.7%
907:, 1.2%
659:herring
513:in the
471:Curyung
467:Curyung
406:Website
400:1401203
170:Country
96:Curyung
3667:Bethel
3501:Juneau
3496:Haines
3486:Denali
3438:Valdez
3418:Seward
3408:Palmer
3388:Kodiak
3358:Bethel
3338:Juneau
3241:Arctic
3220:Sports
3115:People
3058:Topics
3048:Juneau
3038:Alaska
2887:Togiak
2849:Cities
2798:Curlie
2141:Juneau
2002:140.8
1955:(231)
1940:(7.9)
1930:(0.0)
1925:(0.0)
1920:(0.0)
1885:(643)
1811:(−47)
1806:(−34)
1801:(−32)
1796:(−18)
1791:(−12)
1771:(−12)
1766:(−27)
1761:(−34)
1756:(−37)
1751:(−47)
1716:(2.8)
1711:(5.6)
1706:(2.4)
1651:(4.4)
1646:(8.6)
1641:(9.4)
1636:(6.9)
1631:(2.4)
1601:(1.2)
1586:(0.8)
1581:(8.2)
1561:(6.3)
1531:(4.6)
1516:(4.1)
1486:(3.2)
1456:(2.8)
1451:(5.0)
1416:(9.6)
1411:(4.4)
1406:(3.1)
1401:(2.6)
1282:Month
1202:Togiak
986:, the
972:Yup'ik
929:Latino
808:115.6%
793:−26.5%
778:107.6%
763:227.1%
748:−53.3%
688:Census
592:PenAir
479:Alaska
351:(AKDT)
184:Alaska
3546:Sitka
3423:Sitka
3378:Kenai
3373:Homer
3170:Crime
3110:Music
3066:Index
3034:State
2872:Ekwok
2323:(PDF)
2316:(PDF)
2240:(Web)
2049:41.8
1999:11.9
1996:12.4
1993:10.9
1990:16.1
1987:15.9
1984:14.0
1981:13.9
1978:11.3
1966:10.7
1950:(45)
1945:(44)
1910:(12)
1905:(37)
1900:(25)
1895:(58)
1883:25.32
1880:(45)
1875:(59)
1870:(61)
1865:(92)
1860:(98)
1855:(67)
1850:(52)
1845:(32)
1840:(22)
1835:(42)
1830:(28)
1825:(44)
1786:(−3)
1781:(−1)
1776:(−3)
1739:−25.5
1734:−12.4
1684:−15.7
1679:−18.7
1391:(33)
1386:(11)
1381:(11)
1376:(21)
1371:(23)
1366:(27)
1361:(31)
1356:(33)
1351:(25)
1346:(17)
1341:(16)
1336:(12)
1331:(12)
1321:Year
913:Black
909:Asian
905:White
883:−3.4%
878:2,249
868:−5.6%
863:2,329
853:22.3%
848:2,466
838:29.0%
833:2,017
823:71.0%
818:1,563
733:10.3%
362:99576
349:UTC-8
328:UTC-9
309:2,249
219:Mayor
179:State
3697:Nome
3398:Nome
2947:Ekuk
2909:CDPs
2773:2024
2751:2024
2721:2019
2686:Home
2598:2016
2573:2016
2548:2016
2523:2008
2498:2015
2476:2010
2436:2010
2370:2019
2345:link
2331:2010
2299:2011
2273:2015
2248:2021
2223:2021
2201:2019
2171:2018
2046:8.4
2043:7.0
2040:2.1
2037:0.1
2034:0.0
2031:0.0
2028:0.0
2025:0.3
2022:3.2
2019:6.8
2016:5.3
2013:8.6
1975:7.8
1972:8.5
1969:7.4
1953:90.9
1948:17.9
1943:17.5
1903:14.7
1893:22.8
1878:1.79
1873:2.34
1868:2.40
1863:3.62
1858:3.84
1853:2.64
1848:2.04
1843:1.25
1838:0.88
1833:1.66
1828:1.12
1823:1.74
1729:−4.5
1719:28.5
1714:37.1
1709:42.1
1704:36.4
1699:26.5
1689:−4.9
1669:28.2
1664:11.6
1659:16.9
1654:27.6
1649:40.0
1644:47.4
1639:49.0
1634:44.4
1629:36.4
1624:26.5
1619:16.3
1614:12.5
1599:34.2
1594:17.1
1589:22.2
1584:33.4
1579:46.8
1574:53.6
1569:55.1
1564:51.2
1559:43.3
1554:31.6
1549:22.3
1544:18.2
1539:15.1
1529:40.2
1524:22.6
1519:27.5
1514:39.3
1509:52.7
1504:59.8
1499:61.2
1494:58.1
1489:50.3
1484:37.8
1479:28.4
1474:24.0
1469:20.7
1459:75.7
1454:37.0
1449:41.0
1444:51.1
1439:61.1
1434:70.5
1429:72.4
1424:70.8
1419:63.1
1414:49.2
1409:40.0
1404:37.5
1399:36.6
1318:Dec
1315:Nov
1312:Oct
1309:Sep
1306:Aug
1303:Jul
1300:Jun
1297:May
1294:Apr
1291:Mar
1288:Feb
1285:Jan
1239:The
1185:The
1082:KDLG
1055:The
990:and
874:2020
859:2010
844:2000
829:1990
814:1980
799:1970
784:1960
769:1950
754:1940
739:1930
724:1920
709:1910
697:Note
692:Pop.
394:GNIS
383:code
381:FIPS
264:Area
104:City
3036:of
2796:at
1938:3.1
1933:0.1
1928:0.0
1923:0.0
1918:0.0
1913:0.3
1908:4.7
1898:9.8
1809:−53
1804:−30
1799:−26
1764:−17
1759:−30
1754:−35
1749:−53
1724:9.8
1694:8.5
1609:9.5
1268:Dfc
1032:of
927:or
915:or
803:914
788:424
773:577
758:278
728:182
713:165
413:.us
374:907
342:DST
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2161:.
2139:.
1789:11
1784:26
1779:31
1774:26
1769:10
1389:92
1384:51
1379:52
1374:70
1369:73
1364:81
1359:87
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