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Title 6 . Governor's Office
Chapter 137 . House District 40 - Arctic
Section 714. Dillingham Precinct

6 AAC 137.714. Dillingham Precinct

Beginning at the intersection of Nushagak River and the mouth Kokwok River; then northwesterly along the thread of Kokwok River to the mouth of Nameless Creek; then northwesterly along the thread of Nameless Creek to its headwaters; then northerly along a non-visible point-to-point line extending to the eastern shore of Okstukuk Lake; then westerly along the southern shoreline of Okstukuk Lake to its intersection with Okstukuk Lake Trail; then southwesterly along the centerline of Okstukuk Lake Trail to the City of Aleknagik boundary; then southeasterly along the City of Aleknagik boundary to its intersection with Arcana Creek; then southerly along the thread of Arcana Creek to Wood River; then westerly crossing Wood River to the mouth of Silver Salmon Creek; then westerly along the thread of Silver Salmon Creek to its intersection with Aleknagik Road; then northeasterly along the centerline of Aleknagik Road to its intersection with the City of Aleknagik boundary; then northwesterly along the City of Aleknagik boundary to its intersection with the eastern shore of a small lake west of Twin Lake; then westerly along the southern shoreline of the small lake west of Twin Lake to its intersection with Yako Creek; then northerly along the thread of Yako Creek to its intersection with the City of Aleknagik boundary; then west and north along the City of Aleknagik boundary to its intersection with the southern shore of Lake Aleknagik; then northwesterly along the southern shoreline of Lake Aleknagik to the mouth of Bear Creek; then southwesterly along the thread of Bear Creek to its headwaters; then southwesterly along a non-visible point-to-point line extending to the eastern shore of Nunavaugaluk Lake; then southeasterly along the eastern shoreline of Nunavaugaluk Lake to the source of Snake River; then southerly along the thread of Snake River to its mouth; then southeasterly along a non-visible point-to-point line extending to the median of Nushagak Bay; then northerly along the median of Nushagak Bay to its intersection with the southeast corner of the City of Dillingham boundary; then northeasterly along the City of Dillingham boundary to the mouth of Wood River; then easterly crossing Wood River to the eastern shore of Nushagak River; then southeasterly along the eastern shoreline of Nushagak River to its intersection with Nushagak River; then northeasterly along the thread of Nushagak River to the mouth of Keefer Cutoff River; then northerly along the western shoreline of Keefer Cutoff River to its intersection with Nushagak River; then northerly along the western shoreline of Nushagak River to the point of beginning, including all that area within the boundaries of the City of Dillingham.

History: Eff. 7/8/2002, Register 163; am 11/4/2002, Register 164

Authority: AS 15.10.020


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