Unalaska, Alaska

Unalaska, United States

Unalaska, Alaska carries 31 connections with 7305 other places across 11 topics, anchored in World War II military history and Alaska state government. Dutch Harbor, within the city, was fortified by US forces from 1940 and bombed by Japanese aircraft in 1942, months before the only enemy air strikes on the contiguous United States. Japan and Dutch Harbor account for many of the co-place overlaps. A religion cluster traces to Ivan Veniaminov, the city's founding priest, who composed the first Aleut writing system.