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Posts Tagged ‘Kobuk River’

Northwest Arctic Ice Road Will Not Open This Year

By admin | April 17, 2018
The edge of Kobuk Lake (Hotham Inlet) and the Baldwin Peninsula (Photo: Gabe Colombo, KNOM)

Sea ice has been too thin this year to make it safe to construct the ice road, which normally runs from Kotzebue to Noorvik and Kiana.

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Kotzebue Commercial Fishers Have Options: Two Buyers in Town This Season

By Davis Hovey | July 13, 2017
Fishermen in Kotzebue Sound

Copper River Seafoods and Pacific Star will be purchasing fish in Kotzebue. In 2014, the last time there were two or more buyers in Kotzebue, there were more than 100 permitted commercial fishermen in the area.

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