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ShagelukYukon-Koyukuk Census Area,AlaskaThe Alaska state capital is Juneau. What would you like to know about Shageluk
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The population of Shageluk is approximately 132 (2004).
The amount of land area in Shageluk is 24.797 sq. kilometers.
Shageluk per capita income is $7,587 (2000). Shageluk miscellany. Return to Index Shageluk location: aobut 20 miles east of Anvik and 34 miles northeast of Holy Cross. It is on the east bank of the Innoko River, a tributary of the Yukon River.
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The climate for Shageluk is cold and continental with great ranges of temperatures. Summers tend to be from 42 to 80 while winters range from -62 to 0. The Innoko River is generally frozen over from November through May. History & History Related Items
Shageluk history: Shageluk was first named Tie'goshshitno when the Russian Navy reported the village in 1850. Later, at the 1880 census, it was grouped with five other villages as the Chageluk settlements. By 1924, a post office was opened. Due to their flood prone site, the community was moved in 1966 to a higher location two miles southeast of the old site. New homes and a school were built. Incorporation as a city occurred in 1970. Shageluk attractions: The Shageluk Native Village is a federally recognized tribe in Shageluk. The area is 96.9% Alaska Native or part Native. The natives here are Deg Hit'an Athabascan. The city may only be accessed by air or water. The airstrip is 3,400 feet long and is made of gravel. A seaplane base is also available. The city is a checkpoint for the Iditarod dog sled race every other year. Return to Index
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