Elim, Alaska

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Elim, Alaska is a small Inupiat village on the Seward Peninsula known for its subsistence lifestyle and coastal location on Norton Bay.

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Elim, Alaska canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
village
accessiblePrimarilyBy air
boat
country United States
hasAirport Elim Airport
hasAreaCode 907
hasCensusDesignation city in Nome Census Area, Alaska
hasClimate subarctic climate
hasEconomicBase mixed cash and subsistence economy
hasFeature coastal village
predominantly Alaska Native population
hasGovernmentType city council
hasHistoricalCulture Inupiat culture
linked to: Nunamiut culture
hasIATAcode ELI
hasIndigenousPeople Inupiat
linked to: Inuit
hasLocalGovernmentSubdivision city of Elim
hasNearbyWaterBody Bering Sea
hasPopulation about 300
hasPostalCode 99739
hasPrimaryEconomicActivity subsistence fishing
subsistence gathering
subsistence hunting
hasPrimaryLifestyle subsistence
hasPrimaryReligion Christianity
hasRegion Western Alaska
linked to: northwestern Alaska
hasSchoolDistrict Bering Strait School District
hasStateLegislativeDistrict Alaska House District 39
Alaska Senate District T
hasTraditionalLanguage Inupiaq
hasTransportationMode boat
small aircraft
snowmachine
incorporatedAsCity 1970
isCoastalSettlement true
isRemoteCommunity true
locatedIn Alaska
Nome Census Area
locatedInTimeZone Alaska Time Zone
locatedNorthOf Nome, Alaska
locatedOn Norton Bay
Norton Sound
Seward Peninsula
north shore of Norton Bay
observesDaylightSavingTime yes

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Nome Census Area contains Elim, Alaska