Bethel City

Bethel, Alaska, is a remote city located approximately 400 miles west of Anchorage and 70 river miles inland from the Bering Sea. As the ninth largest city by population and the largest rural city off the road network, Bethel serves as a vital transportation, government, education, and employment hub for the 56 native villages in the region. Situated in the heart of the Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge, the second-largest refuge in the USA, Bethel offers numerous opportunities for outdoor adventures. With the third busiest airport in the state and the largest port on the Kuskokwim River, it plays a crucial role in connecting the local communities to the wider world. Generated from the website

Bethel Recycling Center is a community-based facility in Bethel, AK that focuses on promoting environmental sustainability through recycling services. They accept a variety of recyclable materials and provide a convenient drop-off location for residents looking to reduce waste and support a greener future. Generated from their business information

The City of Egegik, incorporated as a second-class city in 1995, is a small community located in the Bristol Bay region of Alaska, with a rich history dating back over 6,000 years. Originally a fishing camp known as Igagik, the area developed significantly with the establishment of a salmon saltery by the Alaska Packers Association in 1895 and later grew into a major salmon production port. Accessible by air and water, Egegik features a city-owned lighted gravel runway and a deepwater dock servicing barges from Anchorage and Seattle. The community is part of the Lake Peninsula Borough, which encompasses 23,783 square miles and includes 17 communities, showcasing the natural beauty and resources of the Alaska Peninsula. Generated from the website