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Americans and 9 Others. It would be 90 years (until 2000) before it would almost reach that population again (862). It fell to 15th largest community overall in 1920. By 1930, it bottomed out at 492 residents, although it rose to 13th largest in the state. In 1940, it fell to 16th. By 1950, 19th. 1960, it tied for 29th place (16th largest incorporated). In 1970, it dropped to 45th (24th largest incorporated). In 1980, it rose to 35th place. In 1990, it fell to 53rd place. In 2000, it was at 60th place overall (29th largest incorporated). In 2007, with the creation of the Skagway Municipality out of Skagway-Hoonah-Angoon, it ceased to be an incorporated city and became a census-designated place (CDP). As of 2010, it is the 71st largest community in Alaska.
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as "little better than a hell on earth." Fights, prostitutes and liquor were ever-present on
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Skagway. The population was estimated at 8,000 residents during the spring of 1898 with approximately 1,000 prospective miners passing through town each week. By June 1898, with a population between 8,000 and 10,000, Skagway was the largest city in Alaska.
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Skaguay Military Company, the town newspaper, the Deputy U.S. Marshal's office and an array of thieves and con men who roamed about the town. Smith was finally shot and killed by Frank Reid and Jesse Murphy on July 8, 1898, in the famed
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operates after hours in emergency situations. The borough is also served 24/7 by local EMS. Individuals in need of dire medical attention are transported by air via helicopter or air ambulance to
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3981:"US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990"
3342:
3340:
4036:United States Coast Pilot: Alaska: Part I
3930:"Skagway, Alaska ... Then & Now"
3068:as well as regional public radio station
1244:Skagway has a humid continental climate (
589:Skagway was an important port during the
122:Learn how and when to remove this message
4292:Skagway Convention & Visitors Bureau
3691:
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3443:
3147:Skagway is featured in the 1955 Western
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1235:Panoramic photograph of Skagway, c. 1915
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688:Skagway Historic District and White Pass
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5608:Municipality of Skagway Borough, Alaska
4741:the City and Borough of Skagway, Alaska
4692:Wrangell (City and Borough of Wrangell)
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4084:"Summary of Monthly Normals 1991–2020"
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697:Etymology and the Mythical Stone Woman
676:Etymology and the Mythical Stone Woman
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4697:Yakutat (City and Borough of Yakutat)
4523:Anchorage (Municipality of Anchorage)
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3853:. Juneau, Alaska: Klondike Research.
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4387:
4059:"NOWData – NOAA Online Weather Data"
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1029:above Skagway and onward across the
362:9.45 sq mi (24.46 km)
354:9.49 sq mi (24.59 km)
60:adding citations to reliable sources
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4775:the City and Borough of Skagway map
4564:Juneau (City and Borough of Juneau)
4282:The Municipality of Skagway Borough
4187:
3970:
3785:(summer ed.), 2008, p. 16
3770:. U.S. Dept. of Interior, at page 1
3577:History of Tlingit Tribes and Clans
3432:History of Tlingit Tribes and Clans
3397:), 404 (home), 16 (When possessed,
1060:In 1898, a 14-mile, steam-operated
937:1898, during the Klondike gold rush
856:was only vaguely defined then (see
517:Municipality and Borough of Skagway
370:0.05 sq mi (0.12 km)
24:
5588:Census-designated places in Alaska
4770:
4738:Municipalities and communities of
4380:Places adjacent to Skagway, Alaska
4334:”Skagway: Gateway to the Klondike”
4131:"Census of Population and Housing"
3622:. University of Washington Press.
3030:is a railway that formerly linked
2886:
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751:The story behind the name is that
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5411:Bering Straits Native Corporation
5406:Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
4663:Skagway (Municipality of Skagway)
4658:Sitka (City and Borough of Sitka)
4275:
3303:
3239:"Municipality of Skagway Borough"
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568:Hoonah–Angoon Census Area, Alaska
5546:
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4439:Stikine Region, British Columbia
4430:
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4394:Stikine Region, British Columbia
4312:The Skagway News local newspaper
3952:"Warren G. Harding - Life Facts"
3756:Dictionary of Alaska Place Names
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916:Jefferson Randolph "Soapy" Smith
891:. On July 29, 1897, the steamer
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3643:"Ben" Moore described the name
3311:"U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts"
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1113:A cruise ship docked in Skagway
1045:. Others disembarked at nearby
47:needs additional citations for
5436:Bristol Bay Native Corporation
4317:Soapy Smith Preservation Trust
4253:University of Alaska Fairbanks
3541:. University of Alaska Press.
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162:Aerial view of Skagway in 2009
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5573:1897 establishments in Alaska
5466:The 13th Regional Corporation
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4111:. United States Census Bureau
3649:Moore, James Bernard (1997).
3313:. United States Census Bureau
3263:. United States Census Bureau
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1903:Average snowfall inches (cm)
1155:, which is the most northern
875:changed everything. In 1896,
704:is the English adaptation of
5603:Mining communities in Alaska
4533:Fairbanks North Star Borough
4431:
4423:
4245:Spude, Robert L. S. (1983).
3537:, and Arthur Krause (1993).
3352:Thornton, Thomas F. (2004).
1267:and only a sixth as much as
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666:refers to rough seas in the
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4287:Skagway Chamber of Commerce
4199:United States Census Bureau
3985:United States Census Bureau
3765:became the official name.
3695:Haa Léelk'w Hás Aaní Saax'ú
3261:"2020 U.S. Gazetteer Files"
3215:Whitehorse General Hospital
1973:Average precipitation days
1619:Mean daily minimum °F (°C)
1479:Mean daily maximum °F (°C)
647:(historically also spelled
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5446:Chugach Alaska Corporation
4586:Lake and Peninsula Borough
4007:"Skagway – Forest Service"
3680:Krause and Krause (1993).
3618:Emmons, George T. (1991).
3612:would be her given name.
3366:. The phrase which means
3207:Bartlett Regional Hospital
3057:Local radio and newspapers
3028:White Pass and Yukon Route
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2949:is performed in Skagway's
2941:White Pass and Yukon Route
2923:There are visitors to the
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583:White Pass and Yukon Route
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3108:In the Sweet Pie and Pie
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1209:National protected areas
1093:In July 1923, President
1013:Shootout on Juneau Wharf
949:2009, before restoration
5593:Former cities in Alaska
5431:Cook Inlet Region, Inc.
4673:Kenai Peninsula Borough
3591:, at page 19 ("he name
1225:Tongass National Forest
1066:Chilkoot Trail tramways
858:Alaska boundary dispute
692:Alaska boundary dispute
572:census-designated place
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141:Municipality of Skagway
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4651:Aleutians East Borough
3464:Edwards, Keri (2009).
3430:(unpublished, 1916).
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1192:Haines Borough, Alaska
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5524:Prince of Wales–Hyder
5441:The Aleut Corporation
5088:Yukon–Kuskokwim Delta
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4598:Kodiak Island Borough
4195:"U.S. Census website"
3731:Dictionary of Tlingit
3718:, which may mean the
3467:Dictionary of Tlingit
3389:), 446 (rough), 287 (
3379:Dictionary of Tlingit
3175:Homeland Security USA
3013:Alaska Marine Highway
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2313:U.S. Decennial Census
2080:Historical population
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1273:mediterranean climate
1259:in the valley of the
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5456:Koniag, Incorporated
5451:Sealaska Corporation
5313:Fairbanks North Star
4813:United States portal
3885:on September 8, 2012
3849:Smith, Jeff (2009).
3807:on November 27, 2017
3596:personage, and that
3393:), 486 (wind), 197 (
2946:The Days of '98 Show
1339:Record high °F (°C)
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611:The Call of the Wild
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396: • Density
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5529:Southeast Fairbanks
5461:Ahtna, Incorporated
5421:Calista Corporation
5398:Native corporations
4685:North Slope Borough
4622:Bristol Bay Borough
3987:. February 12, 2011
3620:The Tlingit Indians
3520:The Tlingit Indians
3086:Capital City Weekly
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2020:Average snowy days
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1549:Daily mean °F (°C)
1257:Southcentral Alaska
1219:Seattle, Washington
1204: – north, east
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1180:Bristol Bay Borough
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5598:Klondike Gold Rush
5343:Lake and Peninsula
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3548:978-0-912006-66-6
3480:978-0-9825786-6-7
3444:Thornton (2004).
3428:Emmons, George T.
3403:possession suffix
3219:Whitehorse, Yukon
3194:Mo Mountain Mutts
3172:In an episode of
3093:Featured in media
2985:Southeast Alaskan
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5476:Census Areas
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4265:Google Books
4263:– via
4257:. Retrieved
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620:Jason's Gold
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531:. As of the
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49:verification
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5388:Unorganized
5353:North Slope
5303:Bristol Bay
5078:North Slope
5027:LGBT rights
4920:Delegations
4908:Earthquakes
4581:King Salmon
4043:November 4,
3936:February 5,
3295:October 31,
3267:October 29,
3245:October 14,
3200:Health care
3139:Bing Crosby
3133:, starring
3003:, northern
2349:other races
2300:2023 (est.)
1975:(≥ 0.01 in)
1253:rain shadow
1139: /
1127:135°18′21″W
1043:Dawson City
1039:Yukon River
985:(left) and
847:prospectors
769:transformed
738:finite verb
730:verbal noun
678:", below.)
668:Taiya Inlet
606:Jack London
557: /
545:135°18′50″W
533:2020 census
508:skagway.org
339:Sara Hannan
321:Jesse Kiehl
231: /
219:135°18′50″W
5567:Categories
5504:Dillingham
5363:Petersburg
5235:Petersburg
5225:North Pole
5190:Dillingham
4915:Government
4784:Ghost town
4646:Sand Point
3372:xóon neili
3360:rough seas
3348:Lynn Canal
3225:References
3192:Skagway's
3032:Whitehorse
3007:, and the
2997:Whitehorse
2961:See also:
2929:White Pass
2408:No.
2402:No.
2396:No.
2385:Democratic
2380:Republican
2323:As of the
2022:(≥ 0.1 in)
1153:Lynn Canal
1027:White Pass
1001:shell game
883:region of
843:goldfields
831:California
777:Sha-ka-ԍéi
767:woman who
753:Sha-ka-ԍéi
726:sha-ka-ԍéi
716:refers to
706:sha-ka-ԍéi
686:See also:
653:sha-ka-ԍéi
632:John Wayne
626:'s novel,
622:, and for
616:Will Hobbs
542:59°27′30″N
490:feature ID
383:Population
334:State rep.
298:Government
216:59°27′30″N
112:April 2016
82:newspapers
5298:Anchorage
5275:Utqiaġvik
5205:Ketchikan
5155:Fairbanks
5150:Anchorage
5125:Southeast
5083:Southwest
5012:Elections
5007:Education
4898:Geography
4873:(capital)
4680:Utqiaġvik
4569:Ketchikan
4528:Fairbanks
4259:April 27,
4115:March 28,
3991:April 23,
3557:cite book
3364:jiwsitaan
3122:Pago Pago
1124:59°28′7″N
1105:Geography
1020:Boot Hill
722:Literally
643:The name
476:FIPS code
464:Area code
416:Time zone
375:Elevation
5514:Kusilvak
5378:Wrangell
5285:Boroughs
5270:Wrangell
5255:Unalaska
5250:Soldotna
5215:Kotzebue
5100:Interior
5058:The Bush
5037:Politics
5017:Gun laws
4982:Cannabis
4977:Abortion
4952:Wildlife
4668:Soldotna
4605:Kotzebue
4441:, Canada
4396:, Canada
4093:June 25,
4068:June 25,
3575:(1916).
3569:Schkaguḗ
3518:(1956).
3135:Bob Hope
3114:Neckties
3040:Carcross
2993:lower 48
2353:Hispanic
1968:(114.6)
1829:Average
1754:(−17.9)
1749:(−12.6)
1704:(−10.0)
1699:(−12.6)
1694:(−15.6)
1086:such as
972:on right
881:Klondike
765:mythical
761:nickname
759:was the
628:Guardian
618:'s book
608:'s book
481:02-70760
453:Zip Code
309:Sam Bass
5494:Chugach
5383:Yakutat
5373:Skagway
5265:Wasilla
5185:Cordova
5051:Regions
5002:Economy
4970:Society
4942:Symbols
4927:History
4903:Geology
4893:Climate
4762:Skagway
4204:May 14,
4137:June 4,
4019:May 18,
3914:July 8,
3909:nps.gov
3889:July 8,
3811:July 8,
3712:Yahaayí
3667:Skagway
3645:Skagway
3610:Kanagoo
3606:Skagway
3598:Skagway
3593:Skagway
3502:sitting
3101:In the
2903:Tourism
2882:Economy
2861:31.15%
2832:22.32%
2811:35.19%
2782:25.94%
2753:29.03%
2730:18.49%
2724:33.33%
2695:36.46%
2666:41.67%
2643:30.40%
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2579:31.52%
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2426:22.75%
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2335:, 3.0%
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1439:(26.1)
1434:(23.0)
1429:(16.9)
1424:(10.3)
1281:prevail
1269:Yakutat
1240:Climate
1159:on the
781:Skagway
757:Skagway
702:Skagway
682:History
657:Tlingit
649:Skaguay
645:Skagway
593:. The
527:on the
521:borough
504:Website
498:2339479
494:1414754
274:Founded
244:Country
149:Borough
96:scholar
18:Skagway
5489:Bethel
5323:Juneau
5318:Haines
5308:Denali
5260:Valdez
5240:Seward
5230:Palmer
5210:Kodiak
5180:Bethel
5160:Juneau
5063:Arctic
5042:Sports
4937:People
4880:Topics
4870:Juneau
4860:Alaska
4629:Palmer
4617:Naknek
4593:Kodiak
4540:Haines
4512:Alaska
4345:Curlie
3857:
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3120:; and
3105:short
3074:Haines
3017:Haines
2953:Hall.
2939:. The
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2868:68.85%
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2672:3.23%
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2556:7.23%
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2527:6.32%
2520:55.61%
2491:58.08%
2462:53.52%
2440:6.08%
2433:71.17%
2357:Latino
2325:census
2308:−11.7%
2205:−13.1%
2145:−43.3%
2130:−72.0%
2085:Census
2015:154.9
1953:(2.8)
1948:(0.0)
1943:(0.0)
1938:(0.0)
1933:(0.0)
1928:(0.0)
1923:(3.8)
1898:(798)
1893:(102)
1883:(112)
1878:(115)
1824:(−31)
1819:(−30)
1814:(−21)
1809:(−13)
1779:(−14)
1774:(−23)
1769:(−31)
1764:(−29)
1734:(1.7)
1729:(6.6)
1724:(7.9)
1719:(5.2)
1714:(1.0)
1684:(1.6)
1669:(2.3)
1664:(6.7)
1659:(9.8)
1649:(8.7)
1644:(4.5)
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