Alaskan Natives D-J


Alaskan native village community profiles arranged alphabetically from D to J.

Click on an Alaskan tribal name to learn more facts about that tribe and find links to more articles related to that tribe.






D

    • Dillingham - See Curyung Tribal Council
    • Diomede – See Native Village of Diomede (aka Inalik)
    • Douglas Indian Association

E

    • Eagle – See Native Village of Eagle
    • Eek – See Native Village of Eek
    • Egegik Village
    • Eklutna Native Village
    • Ekuk – See Native Village of Ekuk
    • Ekwok – See Native Village of Ekwok (previously listed as Ekwok Village)
    • Emmonak Village
    • English Bay – See Native Village of Nanwalek
    • Evansville Village (a.k.a. Bettles Field)
    • Eyak – See Native Village of Eyak (Cordova)

F

G

    • Gakona – See Native Village of Gakona
    • Gambell – See Native Village of Gambell
    • Georgetown – See Native Village of Georgetown
    • Golovin – See Chinik Eskimo Community
    • Goodnews Bay – See Native Village of Goodnews Bay
    • Gulkana Village

H

    • Haines – See Chilkoot Indian Association
    • Hamilton – See Native Village of Hamilton
    • Hoonah Indian Association
    • Hooper Bay – See Native Village of Hooper Bay
    • Hydaburg Cooperative Association

I

    • Igiugig Village
    • Iliamna – See Village of Iliamna
    • Inalik – See Native Village of Diomede
    • Inupiat Community of the Arctic Slope
    • Iqurmuit Traditional Council (formerly the Native Village of Russian Mission)
    • Ivanoff Bay Village
Alaskan Native Villages A to Z
A-C D-J K-M N-O P-S T-V W-Z
 

Article Index:

Evansville Village

The village of Evansville, Alaska was settled in the late 1940s when Wilfred Evans, Sr. and his brother-in-law Frank Tobuk relocated their families to the area from Alatna, Alaska, to take advantage of the economic opportunities presented when the Federal … Continue reading

Galena Village

Brief Introduction

Healy Lake Village

The 5-mile long Healy Lake lies on the course of the Healy River, 29 miles east of Delta Junction. Healy Lake is a mixed Athabascan and non-Native community.

Holy Cross Village
Hughes Village
Huslia Village