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Sitka National Historical Park
Nearby Attractions
Sitka's attractions reflect the rich natural and cultural history of the area. The Tongass National Forest surrounds the city providing exceptional recreational opportunities.  Several museums explain the story of Sitka through exhibits and demonstrations.  Sitka is also home to twenty sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places, eight of which are National Historic Landmarks.  You can learn more about the attractions and recreational opportunities in Sitka by visiting the following sites:



 




 

In addition, two other National Parks are located in the southeast region of Alaska.  You can learn more about the parks at their websites:


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A map showing the distribution of the Alaska Native cultures.

Did You Know?
Alaska's Native people are divided into eleven distinct cultures, speaking twenty different languages.

Last Updated: October 11, 2011 at 16:09 MST