Klawock, Alaska
Klawock, United States
Klawock, Alaska shares 13 connections with 1035 other places across 6 topics, with nature and history forming the backbone of the graph. Tlingit settlers from the winter village of Tuxekan founded the town, and its Totem Park holds 21 poles, including originals and replicas from that ancestral village. Salmon enhancement supporting sockeye, coho, and steelhead ties Klawock to fishing communities across the region. The Alaska Native Brotherhood, established here in 1912, anchors its history connections to civil rights threads alongside Alaska and other co-connected places.
Head Start (education)
Connects Klawock, Alaska to: Wichita Falls, Texas | Tucumcari, New Mexico | Tehama, California
totem pole
Connects Klawock, Alaska to: Bergen, Norway | Santa Monica, California | Bethany Beach, Delaware | Edmonds, Washington | Stanley, United Kingdom
coho salmon
Connects Klawock, Alaska to: Coquitlam, British Columbia | Sonoma County, California | Marin County, California | Puyallup, Washington | Cashmere, Washington
sockeye salmon
Connects Klawock, Alaska to: Burnaby, British Columbia | Kamloops, British Columbia | Central Idaho | Cashmere, Washington | Sachs Harbour, Northwest Territories
Elizabeth Peratrovich
Connects Klawock, Alaska to: United States | Canada | Mexico | Colorado | Denver, Colorado
Tlingit
Connects Klawock, Alaska to: United States | Canada | Japan | Oxford, England | Cleveland, Ohio
Haida people
Connects Klawock, Alaska to: United States | Canada | China | San Francisco, California | Toronto, Ontario
Alaska Natives
Connects Klawock, Alaska to: United States | Canada | Russia | Arkansas | Alaska
rainbow trout
Connects Klawock, Alaska to: Minnesota | Denver, Colorado | Washington (state) | Newfoundland and Labrador | Kamloops, British Columbia