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GOLOVIN 6-26-1974

 File — Box: PCA0252-02-Box2
Identifier: PCA0252-02-068
Scope and Contents

4 images (organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Bering Straits Native Corporation)

Dates: circa 1972-1977
Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 2: Folder 68 (Golovin) – Folder 144 (Northway and Nabesna Village)

AMT 8400 66° GOLOVIN 6-26-74 1

 Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box2
Identifier: PCA0252-02-068-1
Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Bering Straits Native Corporation)

Dates: circa 1972-1977
Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 2: Folder 68 (Golovin) – Folder 144 (Northway and Nabesna Village) / GOLOVIN 6-26-1974

AMT 8400 66° GOLOVIN 6-26-74 2

 Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box2
Identifier: PCA0252-02-068-2
Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Bering Straits Native Corporation)

Dates: circa 1972-1977
Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 2: Folder 68 (Golovin) – Folder 144 (Northway and Nabesna Village) / GOLOVIN 6-26-1974

AMT 8400 66° GOLOVIN 6-26-74 3

 Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box2
Identifier: PCA0252-02-068-3
Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Bering Straits Native Corporation)

Dates: circa 1972-1977
Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 2: Folder 68 (Golovin) – Folder 144 (Northway and Nabesna Village) / GOLOVIN 6-26-1974

AMT 8400 66° GOLOVIN 6-26-74 4

 Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box2
Identifier: PCA0252-02-068-4
Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Bering Straits Native Corporation)

Dates: circa 1972-1977
Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 2: Folder 68 (Golovin) – Folder 144 (Northway and Nabesna Village) / GOLOVIN 6-26-1974

GOODNEWS 6-12-1975

 File — Box: PCA0252-02-Box2
Identifier: PCA0252-02-069
Scope and Contents 5 images (organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation) [per Orth’s Dictionary of Alaska Place Names, name variants: Goodnews Bay, and Mumtrak which was abandoned about 1930 after the people moved to Goodnews. Mumtrak’s variants include: Mumtrahahamut, Mumtrahamiut, Mumtrahamut, Mumtrahamute, or Mumtrakmut. Other previous variants: Good News or Good News Bay. Per UAF Alaska Native Place Names page, Central Yup’ik name is Mamterat (noted in...
Dates: circa 1972-1977
Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 2: Folder 68 (Golovin) – Folder 144 (Northway and Nabesna Village)

6-12-75 1:16,800 300° Good News 9:41 1

 Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box2
Identifier: PCA0252-02-069-1
Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation) [per Orth’s Dictionary of Alaska Place Names, name variants: Goodnews Bay, and Mumtrak which was abandoned about 1930 after the people moved to Goodnews. Mumtrak’s variants include: Mumtrahahamut, Mumtrahamiut, Mumtrahamut, Mumtrahamute, or Mumtrakmut. Other previous variants: Good News or Good News Bay. Per UAF Alaska Native Place Names page, Central Yup’ik name is Mamterat (noted in 1995).]

Dates: circa 1972-1977
Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 2: Folder 68 (Golovin) – Folder 144 (Northway and Nabesna Village) / GOODNEWS 6-12-1975

6-12-75 1:16800 Good News 2

 Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box2
Identifier: PCA0252-02-069-2
Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation) [per Orth’s Dictionary of Alaska Place Names, name variants: Goodnews Bay, and Mumtrak which was abandoned about 1930 after the people moved to Goodnews. Mumtrak’s variants include: Mumtrahahamut, Mumtrahamiut, Mumtrahamut, Mumtrahamute, or Mumtrakmut. Other previous variants: Good News or Good News Bay. Per UAF Alaska Native Place Names page, Central Yup’ik name is Mamterat (noted in 1995).]

Dates: circa 1972-1977
Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 2: Folder 68 (Golovin) – Folder 144 (Northway and Nabesna Village) / GOODNEWS 6-12-1975

6-12-75 1:16800 Good News 3

 Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box2
Identifier: PCA0252-02-069-3
Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation) [per Orth’s Dictionary of Alaska Place Names, name variants: Goodnews Bay, and Mumtrak which was abandoned about 1930 after the people moved to Goodnews. Mumtrak’s variants include: Mumtrahahamut, Mumtrahamiut, Mumtrahamut, Mumtrahamute, or Mumtrakmut. Other previous variants: Good News or Good News Bay. Per UAF Alaska Native Place Names page, Central Yup’ik name is Mamterat (noted in 1995).]

Dates: circa 1972-1977
Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 2: Folder 68 (Golovin) – Folder 144 (Northway and Nabesna Village) / GOODNEWS 6-12-1975

6-12-75 1:16800 Good News 4

 Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box2
Identifier: PCA0252-02-069-4
Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation) [per Orth’s Dictionary of Alaska Place Names, name variants: Goodnews Bay, and Mumtrak which was abandoned about 1930 after the people moved to Goodnews. Mumtrak’s variants include: Mumtrahahamut, Mumtrahamiut, Mumtrahamut, Mumtrahamute, or Mumtrakmut. Other previous variants: Good News or Good News Bay. Per UAF Alaska Native Place Names page, Central Yup’ik name is Mamterat (noted in 1995).]

Dates: circa 1972-1977
Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 2: Folder 68 (Golovin) – Folder 144 (Northway and Nabesna Village) / GOODNEWS 6-12-1975