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The influence of economic change on the population of southeastern Alaska

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  • 1962
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  • 2012-11-30T17:48:04Z
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  • The California Geographer 3: 33-39
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  • Southeastern Alaska is a narrow strip of mainland together with a chain of islands that lie along the Pacific Ocean just north of the state of Washington. Everywhere the region is mountainous and the only level land for towns is on the coastal plains. The many channels, straits, canals, and passages that separate the islands from the mainland and from one another also drew men to the edge of the sea because of the presence of fish and fur-bearing sea animals, and the convenience of water trans· portation. Thus, in all periods of the region's history the people have clustered along the mainland coasts or along the coasts of the many islands.
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