Village of Dot Lake

Dot Lake Village is a federally recognized Native tribe located 155 miles southeast of Fairbanks, Alaska, nestled between Delta Junction and Tok. With a population of under 100 full-time residents, the village is managed by the Village Council and represents a traditional Upper Tanana Athabascan community. The village features a K-12 school and a medical and behavioral health clinic serving the local population. Dot Lake's tribal lands encompass over 69,000 acres of pristine Alaskan wilderness, providing access to the scenic Tanana River. Generated from the website

Tanana Ira Tribal Council is a community organization based in Fairbanks, AK, dedicated to serving the needs of the local tribal community. With a focus on cultural preservation and community development, the council provides a range of services and resources to support the well-being of its members. Generated from their business information

Shungnak City Office in Fairbanks, AK is a local government office that serves the community by providing essential administrative services and resources. With a focus on maintaining order and facilitating communication, the office plays a key role in supporting the needs of residents and promoting civic engagement. Generated from their business information