Traditional Land Use Survey Characterizations for Remote Air Force Facilities in Alaska

• Main Author: Braund, Stephen
• Format: Text
• Language: English
• Published: 2004
• Subjects: Hughes; South Naknek; Kodiak; False Pass; Takotna; Lime Village; Koyuk; Tanana; McGrath; Kohhanok; Iliamna; Newhalen; King Cove; Nikolski; Lake Louise; Fort Yukon; Hooper Bay; King Salmon; Nome; Cold Bay; Togiak; Glennallen; Kotzebue; Igiugig; Buckland; Naknek; Chevak; Galena; Scammon Bay; Point Lay; Barrow; Port Heiden; Northway; Nelson Lagoon; Goodnews Bay; Unalakleet; Bethel; Unalaska; Nuiqsut; Point Hope; Pedro Bay; Wainwright; Kaktovik; Twin Hills; Paimiut; Manokotak; West Nome Tank Farm Site; King Salmon/Naknek Recreation Camps; Point Lay LRRS; Bethel Site; Beaver Creek Site; Driftwood Bay Site; Barter Island LRRS; Big Mountain Site; Lake Louise Site; Granite Mountain Site; Port Heiden Site; Oliktok LRRS; Nikolski Site; Bullen Point SRRS; North River Site; Campion; Port Moller Site; Galena Airport; Bear Creek Site; Tin City LRRS; Cape Lisburne LRRS; Kotzebue LRRS; Cape Newenham LRRS; Sparrevohn LRRS; Wainwright SRRS; Tatalina LRRS; Indian Mountain LRRS; Point Barrow LRRS; Fort Yukon LRRS; Cape Romanzof LRRS; Anvil Mountain LRRS; Point Lonely SRRS; Cold Bay LRRS; Kalakaket Creek RRS; King Salmon Air Force Station; Yukon; Indian; Anvil; Bay Point; Big Mountain; Granite Mountain; Indian Mountain; Barter Island; Beaver Creek; Point Barrow; Alaska
• Online Access: https://dx.doi.org/10.48512/xcv8459866; https://core.tdar.org/document/459866/traditional-land-use-survey-characterizations-for-remote-air-force-facilities-in-alaska

The purpose of this report is to provide an overview of known subsistence information from areas adjacent to 611 ASG sites. In this report, 33 remote Air Force facilities and 51 associated communities are described in terms of setting, history of the facility and communities, demography, socioeconomics and subsistence. Subsistence topics that are discussed for each community include the role and importance of subsistence to the communities, the seasonal/annual round of subsistence activities; Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) harvest estimates, and subsistence use areas in relation to the facility.