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Alaska Housing, Demographics, State History and Leisure Activities

Welcome to our Alaska Relocation Resource Center! We hope you'll find some interesting information about Alaska's state history, tourist attractions and places to visit as well as housing and demographic statistics and visit our referral links to state and local government agencies.

Background

Alaska, also know as the land of the mid-night sun, is the largest state in the Union with 586,400 square miles and is located in the northern most part of the United States separated from the mainland states by British Columbia, Canada. Alaska is world renowned for its excellent source of fishing especially Salmon, Halibut and King Crab. If you're moving to Alaska and enjoy the great outdoors, you'll want to check out some of these sites for the best fishing and hunting charter services, lodging accommodations and nature tours.

Tours and Charters

Book your next Alaska fishing lodge vacation at the Alaska Fly Fishing Lodge. Remote Katmai National Forest fly-out. At the confluence of 6 rivers, Alaska fishing does not get any better. Over 5 million salmon pass right by our lodge yearly.

Charter your next Alaska Halibut Fishing vacation here. Creating authentic Alaska fishing experiences is not just our livelihood, but in our spirit and way of life. They offer only the very best in Alaska halibut fishing and first-class fly out fishing trips.

Reserve your Alaska Hunting Guides here. Arctic North Guides is a true full service Alaska Hunting Guide and Outfitting service operating in Alaska. Hunting trips in two locations including the Brooks Range Hunting and The Alaska Peninsula.

Alaska Halibut Fishing Hook & Fight trophy sized king salmon, huge halibut, and acrobatic silver salmon at the premier Kenai Peninsula Alaska Lodge on Cook Inlet.

Lodging and Accommodations

Please feel free to visit the Alaska Fishing Lodge, for the Finest Alaska wilderness fishing lodge vacations since 1985. Catch fish till your arms fall off. View bears feeding on salmon, up close but not too personal. Your Alaska expedition starts here!

Also, be sure to checkout the Alaska Fly Fishing Lodge, a True Alaskan wilderness experience in the comfort of a Bristol Bay fishing lodge. Whether you fish or hunt they provide you with a variety of opportunities and campsites on the fabled Nushagak River.

The Alaska Fishing Rainbow Lodge is also an excellent Alaska fly fishing spot for King and Silver Salmon. The remote fishing streams of the Bristol Bay region produce the best Alaska fly fishing opportunities.

The Alaska Fishing Lodge is a true Alaskan wilderness experience in the comfort of a Bristol Bay fishing lodge. Whether you fish or hunt we provide you with a variety of opportunities and campsites on the fabled Nushagak River.

Historical Facts, City and State Resources

Alaska was the 49th state to be admitted to the Union in 1959. It was nicknamed "Alayeska" by the natives meaning the "Great Land" because Alaska is the largest state in the United States and contains the tallest mountain in the United States, Mount McKinley, reportedly 20,320 feet tall. The state capital of Alaska is Juneau. For information about Juneau, you may want to visit the City of Juneau Official Municipal Website for historical information, census statistics, marine forecast, tide schedules and other local information. Information about the State of Alaska including state departments, job listings and a visitor's guide, can be found at the Official Web Site of the State of Alaska.

For more Alaska housing information, you may wish to contact one of these local real estate agents for assistance.