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Community Overview: New Stuyahok
Cetuyaraq
Place Name Translation: The Way of Going with the River Current
Indigenous Language: Central Yup'ik
English Pronunciation:
STOO yuh hawk
Harbor Dock: No
State Ferry: No
Cargo Barge: Yes
Road Connection: No
Coastal:
Post Office: New Stuyahok Post Office
+ 1 (907) 693-3180
ANCSA Regional Corporation: Bristol Bay Native Corporation
Native Regional Health Care: Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation
ANCSA Regional Non-Profit: Bristol Bay Native Association, Incorporated
School District: Southwest Region School District
Healthcare Facility: New Stuyahok Clinic - Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation
+1 (907) 693-3131
Library:
Disadvantaged Community:
Connected to National Highway System (NHS):
Access to Other Public Aviation Facilities:
Description: Air transport is the most frequent mode of transportation used to reach the New Stuyahok. The state owns a lighted, gravel airstrip in New Stuyahok. Regular and charter flights are available from Dillingham and Anchorage. Barges are used to lighter goods to New Stuyahok on a regular basis during the summer. Skiffs, ATVs, and snowmobiles are the prevalent forms of local transportation.
DCCED Certified Population Counts
YearPopulation
2018496
2019476
2020491
2021480
2022461
2023465
2024451
Community: Cetuyaraq (New Stuyahok)
Year Range: 2018-2024
School District Enrollment
GradeStudents
PreKindergarten8
Kindergarten6
FirstGrade9
SecondGrade12
ThirdGrade10
FourthGrade11
FifthGrade10
SixthGrade12
SeventhGrade15
EighthGrade4
NinthGrade11
TenthGrade9
EleventhGrade10
TwelfthGrade6
TotalEnrollmentK12125
TotalEnrollmentPK12133
Community: Cetuyaraq (New Stuyahok)
School Year: 2024/2025
Community Statistics
Community: Cetuyaraq (New Stuyahok)
Community: Cetuyaraq (New Stuyahok)
Community: Cetuyaraq (New Stuyahok)
Community: Cetuyaraq (New Stuyahok)