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Meadow LakesMatanuska Susitna Borough,AlaskaThe Alaska state capital is Juneau. What would you like to know about Meadow Lakes
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The population of Meadow Lakes is approximately 4,819 (2000).
The amount of land area in Meadow Lakes is 139.409 sq. kilometers.
Meadow Lakes per capita income is $17,295 (2000). The Meadow Lakes median home price is $105,300 (2000). Meadow Lakes miscellany. Return to Index Meadow Lakes location: in southern Alaska, about 45 miles from Anchorage and about 5 miles northwest of Wasilla off of the George Parks Highway. Other nearby communities include Knik, Houston, Tanaina, Big Lake, Lakes, Fishhook and Gateway.
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The average winter temperature is 14.7 degrees F. Return to Index History & History Related Items Meadow Lakes history: Here is a short history for Meadow Lakes. The name of Meadow Lakes first came into use around 1942, but it wasn't until after world war II that homesteaders began to settle this area. The completion of the George Parks Highway in 1971 helped bring others to the community, along with low housing costs and a slower-paced semi-rural lifestyle. Most residents of the area commute to Palmer, Wasilla and Anchorage for employment. Meadow Lakes attractions: More information about Meadow Lakes. Return to Index
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