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Larsen
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Population: 115 (Census 2000)
Distance from Kodiak: 64 air miles Situated in a scenic valley on a narrow fjord, Larsen Bay is a hub of commercial and sport fishing activity on Kodiak Island's west coast. Area lodges lure anglers from around the world for some of the best fishing in the archipelago. |
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The city drew nationwide attention in 1991 when the Smithsonian Institution returned the remains of 756 Koniag Natives. Interred in a mass grave, the burial marked the largest repatriation of native remains ever conducted by the Smithsonian. For more information about Larsen Bay, visit the Alaska Department of Community & Economic Development Community Database |
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