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Unalaska/Dutch Harbor is just a 2 hour flight away from Anchorage. Located approximately 800 miles southwest of Anchorage along the Aleutian Chain, the island is home to about 4,000 people. One of the largest international fishing ports in Alaska, the land is rich with culture, history, and wildlife. Among the wildlife viewable on the island or in its surrounding waters are eagles, foxes, seals, and sea otters, as well as thousands of migrating seabirds during season. The native Unangan people were traditionally hunters and gatherers, and are well-known for their crafted iqax (kayaks), and their knowledge of sea travel and marine mammal hunting. They lived a subsistence life style, harvesting not only marine mammals and fish, but beach foods such as clams, mussels, chitons, crab, limpets, seaweed and sea urchins, as well as edible plans and berries growing inland. ACTIVITIES
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more information about history, culture, rentals and accommodations please
contact the Convention & Visitors’ Bureau in Dutch Harbor at P.O. Box 545, Unalaska,
AK 99685. How to get to Unalaska / Dutch Harbor: (Daily service to Unalaska. All flights originate in Anchorage, AK.) Alaska Airlines
- 1-800-426-0333
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Halibut, Salmon & Cod Fishing in Alaska
Fishing Vessel Lucille, Dave Magone, P.O. Box 920247, Dutch Harbor, AK
99692
Phone: 1 (907) 581-5949, Cell: 1 (907) 359-9134, e-mail: lucille@arctic.net
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