- Adak, Alaska - Wikipedia
Adak is the southernmost community in Alaska and on the same latitude as Haida Gwaii in Canada, and London, England It is less than three degrees of latitude north of the 49th parallel, which forms the western part of the land border between the Contiguous United States and Canada
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- Adak, AK | Things to Do, Recreation, Travel Information
Adak is truly a remote community: it is both the westernmost city in the United States and the southernmost city in Alaska This small island lies in the middle of the Bering Sea about 450 miles west of Dutch Harbor, roughly halfway between the Alaska mainland and Russia
- Visiting Adak Island - Alaska Magazine
Adak, 1,200 miles southwest of Anchorage, has had various occupancies over the years Originally, Unangan (Aleut) people called the island home, but by 1830 Russian occupation ended their communities there
- Exploring Adak, Alaska | Aleut Ventures
Discover Adak Island, Alaska—learn how to get to Adak, what to pack, where to stay, and the best things to do, from hiking and fishing to exploring WWII sites Plan your Adak adventure today!
- Adak - Aleut Corporation
While you stay, discover the breathtaking beauty and adventure that Adak Island has to offer with Aleut Ventures’ Adak experiences For only $25 day, you can rent a paddle board and life vest, perfect for exploring the waters around Adak
- Adak, Alaska - My Alaskan Life
Adak, Alaska, provides visitors and residents with a unique and remote experience, combining the area’s natural beauty, rich history, and distinct cultural heritage
- Roadtrippin’ 2025: The Mad Max-looking town of Adak
Most Alaskans know the story of Adak: it became a U S military base during World War II to fend off a feared Japanese invasion of Alaska Because it’s close to Russia, it remained a strategic base and submarine surveillance center throughout the Cold War
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