Akula Elitnaurvik

Kasigluk

Kasigluk is located in western Alaska. The village is divided across two sides of the Johnson River: Akula and Akiuk. Each side has its own school. The Akiuk side is sometimes known as "old Kasigluk" and Akula as Akula Heights. On the Akula side, we have a clinic, community center, post office, general store, hardware store, airport, and a Russian Orthodox church. The village has a water plant and sewer system. Almost all the houses are connected to the city water and sewer system. Most houses also use stove oil for heating purposes along with wood stoves.

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Kasigluk, AK 99609

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The Village Store

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The Post Office

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The Village Clinic

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The Russian Orthodox Church

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The Graves

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The Village Community Center

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Around Town

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Village View from the Tundra

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Akula Elitnaurvik

P.O. Box 79
Kasigluk, Alaska 99609

Phone: +1 907-477-6615

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