Stebbins, Alaska

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Stebbins, Alaska is a small, predominantly Alaska Native village located on the northwest coast of the state along Norton Sound.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
areaCode 907
censusDesignation census-designated place (historically)
climate long cold winters
short cool summers
subarctic climate
country United States of America
countrySubdivision Nome Census Area
demographicCharacteristic high proportion of youth population
economy commercial fishing
seasonal employment
subsistence hunting and fishing
governingBody city council
hasFacility airstrip
local school
small clinic
incorporationStatus incorporated city
indigenousGroup St. Michael–Stebbins Yupik communities
language Central Alaskan Yupik
English
locatedIn Alaska
Nome Census Area
northwestern Alaska
locatedOn Norton Sound
coast of the Bering Sea
northwest coast of Alaska
majorityEthnicGroup Alaska Natives
Yupik people
linked to: Yup’ik people
nearbyWaterBody Bering Sea
notableFeature predominantly Alaska Native village
remote coastal community
partOf Unorganized Borough, Alaska
population approximately 600–800 inhabitants
populationCharacteristic small rural community
postalCodeType ZIP code
primaryAccess air transportation
small boat
region Alaska Bush
religion predominantly Christian denominations
state Alaska
timeZone Alaska Time Zone
traditionalActivities berry picking
reindeer herding (historically in region)
salmon fishing
seal hunting
transportation no road connection to Alaska highway system

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Nome Census Area contains Stebbins, Alaska