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Dillingham, Alaska
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Dillingham History: Prior to Russian fur traders
settling the area by building a fur trading post, Yupik and Athabaskan
indians called the land their own. Early in the 1880's the first
of several cannery's was built here. Until 1904 Dillingham was
known as Nushagak, after the river it is located by. Now the hub
of Bristol Bay, Dillingham exists primarily from the fishing industry
and tourism.
Weather: Dillingham summers are rather cool,
ranging from upper 40's to low 50's on average. Winters don't
fair much better with the average temps ranging between 5 and
15 degrees.
Dillingham Links: Discover
a fairly unknown part of Alaska. A popular spot with the many
sport fishing enthusiasts that visit it yearly. Find out more
by following the links below.
City of
Dillingham
Dillingham
Chamber of Commerce
Bristol
Bay Times - Alaska Newspapers, Inc.
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