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Aleknagik
Community Overview:
Aleknagik
Native Community Name:
Alaqnaqiq
Place Name Translation:
Indigenous Language:
Central Yup'ik
English Pronunciation:
uh LECK nuh gick
Harbor Dock:
Yes
State Ferry:
No
Cargo Barge:
Yes
Road Connection:
No
Coastal:
No
Post Office:
Aleknagik Post Office
+ 1 (907) 842-2410
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:
Aleknagik Public Health Nursing - Dillingham Itinerant Nursing
(907) 842-5981
Aleknagik North Shore Clinic - Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation
(907) 842-5512
Library:
Disadvantaged Community:
Yes
No
Connected to National Highway System (NHS):
Yes
No
Access to Other Public Aviation Facilities:
Yes
No
Description:
Aleknagik is the only village in the region with surface access to Dillingham via the 22-mile Aleknagik Lake Road, which was paved in 2004. Regular flights from Dillingham arrive at the New Aleknagik airport. The city owns and operates a 100' dock on the north shore of Aleknagik Lake, which is not road-accessible. A breakwater, barge landing, boat launch ramp and boatlift are also available on the north shore. Moody's Marina serves as a fueling station for boats and seaplanes. Skiffs are used to travel to Dillingham, across the lake. The Lake Aleknagik State Recreation Site on the south shore, the gateway to Wood-Tikchik state parks, has a boat launch and float plane accommodations. An ice road connects north and south shores in the winter. Several barge companies provide lighterage service from Dillingham to Aleknagik via the Wood River. Vehicles, skiffs and ATVs and snow machines are the most frequent means of local transportation.
DCCED Certified Population Counts
Year
Population
2017
237
2018
251
2019
243
2020
237
2021
238
2022
198
2023
218
Community: Alaqnaqiq (Aleknagik)
Year Range: 2017-2023
School District Enrollment
Grade
Students
PreKindergarten
1
Kindergarten
5
FirstGrade
2
SecondGrade
3
ThirdGrade
2
FourthGrade
1
FifthGrade
3
SixthGrade
0
SeventhGrade
3
EighthGrade
3
NinthGrade
2
TenthGrade
2
EleventhGrade
1
TwelfthGrade
2
TotalEnrollmentK12
29
TotalEnrollmentPK12
30
Community: Alaqnaqiq (Aleknagik)
School Year: 2022/2023
Community Statistics
Community: Alaqnaqiq (Aleknagik)
Community: Alaqnaqiq (Aleknagik)
Community: Alaqnaqiq (Aleknagik)
Community: Alaqnaqiq (Aleknagik)
Data Sources: Alaska Division of Community and Regional Affairs (DCRA) Data Portal
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