Hoonah, Coastal city in southeastern Alaska, United States.
Hoonah is a small city on the coast of southeastern Alaska situated on sloped terrain overlooking the water. The settlement sits nestled among forested hills with ocean views from much of the community.
The city was officially incorporated on June 8, 1946, establishing its formal status as an administrative unit. This date marked when an established settlement gained official recognition and governance structure.
The population includes 32.8 percent White residents, 32.6 percent American Indian residents, and 18.5 percent individuals of two or more races.
The city is accessible only by water or air since no roads connect it to the mainland. Visitors should plan their arrival and departure times ahead and prepare for weather that can affect travel conditions.
The gender distribution shows distinct age patterns, with male residents averaging 44.2 years and female residents averaging 52.1 years.
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