Craig: A Fishing Town on Prince of Wales Island
Craig occupies a small peninsula and several connected islets on the west coast of Prince of Wales Island in Southeast Alaska. The city incorporated in 1922 around a saltery founded by Craig Millar two decades earlier. Roughly 1,250 residents live in a mix of historic frame houses, newer subdivisions, and floating homes tied up at the city harbor. Prince of Wales is the fourth-largest island in the United States, and Craig is its largest community.
Commercial fishing and seafood processing anchor the economy. The Craig Tribal Association represents the Haida and Tlingit population that predates the modern city. Viking Lumber operates one of the last large sawmills in Southeast Alaska at nearby Klawock, though the timber industry has contracted sharply since the 1990s closure of the Ketchikan Pulp Mill. The Prince of Wales Island road system, built largely on old logging roads, is the most extensive on any island in Southeast.
Access is by ferry from Ketchikan through the Inter-Island Ferry Authority or by floatplane. Hydaburg, the only incorporated Haida community in the United States, lies about 40 road miles south. Steelhead streams on the island draw anglers from across the Lower 48 in spring, and black bear densities rank among the highest in the world.
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Craig occupies a small peninsula and several connected islets on the west coast of Prince of Wales Island in Southeast Alaska. The city incorporated in 1922 around a saltery founded by Craig Millar two decades earlier. Roughly 1,250 residents live in a mix of historic frame houses, newer subdivisions, and floating homes tied up at the city harbor. Prince of Wales is the fourth-largest island in the United States, and Craig is its largest community.
Commercial fishing and seafood processing anchor the economy. The Craig Tribal Association represents the Haida and Tlingit population that predates the modern city. Viking Lumber operates one of the last large sawmills in Southeast Alaska at nearby Klawock, though the timber industry has contracted sharply since the 1990s closure of the Ketchikan Pulp Mill. The Prince of Wales Island road system, built largely on old logging roads, is the most extensive on any island in Southeast.
Access is by ferry from Ketchikan through the Inter-Island Ferry Authority or by floatplane. Hydaburg, the only incorporated Haida community in the United States, lies about 40 road miles south. Steelhead streams on the island draw anglers from across the Lower 48 in spring, and black bear densities rank among the highest in the world.
Escortservice.com reviews and indexes escort websites that cover Prince of Wales Island. Directory function is the complete scope. It does not arrange appointments, confirm regulatory standing, or mediate between parties. Users must be 21 or older to access the platform.
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