Wales, Alaska

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Wales, Alaska is a small Inupiat village located at the western tip of the Seward Peninsula, known as one of the westernmost settlements on mainland North America.

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Wales, Alaska canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
human settlement
village
areaCode 907
borderedBy Chukchi Sea NERFINISHED
borough Nome Census Area NERFINISHED
climate subarctic climate
coordinateLocation approximately 65.609°N 168.087°W
country United States of America
surface form: United States
distanceToRussia approximately 55 miles across the Bering Strait
elevation approximately 8 meters above sea level
ethnicGroup Iñupiat NERFINISHED
featureClass populated place
FIPSCode 02-82740
hasSchool Wales school (Bering Strait School District) NERFINISHED
indigenousLanguage Iñupiaq
locatedAt western tip of the Seward Peninsula
locatedIn Seward Peninsula NERFINISHED
Western Alaska NERFINISHED
locatedOn Bering Strait NERFINISHED
mainland North America
nearbyCountry Russia NERFINISHED
notableCharacteristic one of the westernmost settlements on mainland North America
traditional Iñupiat village
population approximately 150 people (early 21st century)
postalCode 99783
primaryEconomicActivities fishing
subsistence hunting
whaling
state Alaska
timeZone Alaska Standard Time NERFINISHED
timeZoneDST Alaska Daylight Time NERFINISHED
transportation no road connection to Alaska highway system
served by small aircraft

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Nome Census Area contains Wales, Alaska
Seward Peninsula contains Wales, Alaska