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ANTHC Public Record Site Name Site Status Site Type ACRES Property ID Street Address/P.O. Box (Address) City (Address) State (Address) Zip Code (Address) County (Address) Latitude Longitude Horizontal Reference Datum Property video/photos available Property documents available Property photographs available Ownership Entity Other Comments 315 9 296 8 6 7 5 299 23 22 243 24 25 300 206 254 SITKINAK AFS (http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/Public MVC/CSP/SiteReport/184) Sitkinak AFS Open Mixed Use 184 Sitkinak Island Sitkinak Island, Akhiok AK 99615 USA 56.54804 -154.15919 No No No Government(Tribal,State,Local) USCG Loran C Station - Sitkinak (http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/Public MVC/CSP/SiteReport/3055) USCG Loran C Station - Sitkinak Open Petroleum Site 3055 Sitkinak Island, West of Mark Lake Akhiok AK 99615 USA 56.540278 -154.132778 No No No Alitak Cannery (http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/Public MVC/CSP/SiteReport/26374) Lazy Bay; ~4 Miles SW of Akhiok; Kodiak Island Alitak Cannery Open Dump / Landfill 26374 NWR akhiok AK 99615 USA 56.900672 -154.251228 No No No FAA Chirikof Island Radio Range Facility http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/26412 Northern Tip of Chirikof Island; ~90 Miles SSW FAA Chirikof Island Radio Range Facility Open Other (describe in Comments tab) 26412 of Akhiok Akhiok AK 99615 USA 55.90703 -155.589837 World Geodetic System of 1984 No No No USCG Cape Sarichef LORAN and Light http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/28 USCG Cape Sarichef LORAN and Light Open Dump / Landfill 28 Cape Sarichef, NW end of, Unimak Island Akutan AK 99553 USA 54.598333 -164.925833 World Geodetic System of 1984 No No No USCG Scotch Cap Facility (http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/Public MVC/CSP/SiteReport/29) The site was used to operate a lighthouse and associated navigational aide support between 1903 and the 1970s. The original Scotch Cap light station was destroyed by a Tsunami wave in 1946 and rebuilt in 1950. The facilities include a radio tower, hoist-house, lighthouse, three two- story dwellings, a boathouse, barracks and a shed. Six USTs (one 1,000-gallon, one 3,000 gallon, and two 10,000 gallon, and two unknown) and four ASTs (two 3,000 gallon and two 10,000 gallon) remain; petroleum contaminated soil; landfills (architectural plans and drawings suggest that a landfill was maintained for the disposal of solid waste while the facility was operational); building debris. The U.S, Coast Guard and the Corps of Engineers have investigated the site in the past. Corps determined no-further-action is needed under the FUDS Program. USCG removed some batteries, transformers, drums of used oils, paints, ect. in 1997. The Corps of Engineers conducted a preliminary assessment in 1989. It documented two sumps on the east side of the old barracks which contained petroleum product and emitted strong odors; a landfill; a ravine north of the lighthouse which contained drums, debris and an USCG Scotch Cap Facility Open Dump / Landfill 29 SW End of Unimak Island Akutan AK 99553 USA 54.395 -164.744722 World Geodetic System of 1984 No No No oily sheen on the creek. Cape Sarichef (http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/Public MVC/CSP/SiteReport/72) Cape Sarichef Open Petroleum Site 72 Cape Sarichef, NW end of, Unimak Island Akutan AK 99553 USA 54.593748 -164.882932 World Geodetic System of 1984 No No No Empress Hilton Barge http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/1569 Empress Hilton Barge Complete Other (describe in Comments tab) 1569 Unknown Akutan AK 99553 USA No No No Akutan FUDS Former Naval Station http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/2615 Akutan FUDS Former Naval Station Open Petroleum Site 2615 Akutan Naval Station, Former Whaling Facility Akutan AK 99553 USA 54.126788 -165.80881 World Geodetic System of 1984 No No No Tigalda Island http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/2825 Tigalda Island In Cleanup Phase Other (describe in Comments tab) 2825 Tigalda Island, 30 Miles East of Akutan Akutan AK 99553 USA 54.089532 -164.953617 World Geodetic System of 1984 No No No Akutan Power Plant http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/23012 Akutan Power Plant Open Petroleum Site 23012 City of Akutan AK 99553 USA 54.136667 -165.773333 No No No Atka AF Aux Airf'ld - Motor Pool http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/3798 Atka AF Aux Airf'ld - Motor Pool Open Other (describe in Comments tab) 3798 Atka Island at Nazan Bay Atka AK 99547 USA 52.2195 -174.213 No No No Atka AF Aux Airf'ld - Generator Bld http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/3799 Atka Island at Nazan Bay, Cape Kudugnak Radio Atka AF Aux Airf'ld - Generator Bld Open Petroleum Site 3799 Relay Atka AK 99547 USA 52.2195 -174.213 No No No Atka AF Auxiliary Airfield http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/3800 Atka Island at Nazan Bay, Cape Kudugnak Radio Atka AF Auxiliary Airfield Open Dump / Landfill 3800 Relay Atka AK 99547 USA 52.2195 -174.213 No No No Atka Cape Kudugnak FUDS http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/4280 10 Miles East of Atka, North Entrance to Nazan Atka Cape Kudugnak FUDS In Assessment Phase Mixed Use 4280 Bay Atka AK 99547 USA 52.22775 -174.06575 No No No Atka AF Auxiliary Airfield MMRP http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/26407 Atka AF Auxiliary Airfield MMRP In Assessment Phase Other (describe in Comments tab) 26407 Atka Island Between Nazan Bay and Korovin Bay Atka AK 99547 USA 52.224733 -174.209078 World Geodetic System of 1984 No No No Atka Puganax Creek NALEMP http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/26527 Atka Puganax Creek NALEMP Open Other (describe in Comments tab) 26527 North Bank of Puganax Creek Atka AK 99547 USA 52.1967 -174.1983 World Geodetic System of 1984 No No No FAA Summit NDB/RCO http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/308 ~Mile 201 Parks Highway, ~9 Miles S. of FAA Summit NDB/RCO Open Other (describe in Comments tab) 308 Cantwell Cantwell AK 99729 USA 63.331035 -149.129614 North American Datum of 1983 No No No FAA Summit Former Tank Farm http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/309 FAA Summit Former Tank Farm Open Petroleum Site 309 ~Mile 201 Parks Highway; ~9 Miles S of Cantwell Cantwell 99729 USA 63.331035 -149.129614 North American Datum of 1983 No No No FAA Summit Flight Service Station http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/310 ~Mile 201 Parks Highway, ~9 Miles S. of FAA Summit Flight Service Station Open Petroleum Site 310 Cantwell Cantwell AK 99729 USA 63.331035 -149.129614 North American Datum of 1983 No No No FAA Summit Radio Range http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/311 ~Mile 201 Parks Highway, ~9 Miles S. of FAA Summit Radio Range Complete Other (describe in Comments tab) 311 Cantwell Cantwell AK 99729 USA 63.312297 -149.204035 World Geodetic System of 1984 No No No Valdez Creek Mine - Waste Motor Oil http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/433 Valdez Creek Mine - Waste Motor Oil Complete Petroleum Site 433 Denali Highway Cantwell AK 99729 USA 63.103947 -147.539772 No No No FAA Summit Air Navigation Site - Sitewide http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/648 ~Mile 201 Parks Highway, Quarters & Service FAA Summit Air Navigation Site - Sitewide Open Other (describe in Comments tab) 648 Area Cantwell AK 99729 USA 63.331035 -149.129614 World Geodetic System of 1984 No No No Valdez Creek Mine - Collective Areas http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/1246 Valdez Creek Mine - Collective Areas Complete Petroleum Site 1246 Denali Highway Cantwell AK 99729 USA 63.103947 -147.539772 No No No Valdez Creek Mine - Dam Blow-Out http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/1257 Valdez Creek Mine - Dam Blow-Out Complete Other (describe in Comments tab) 1257 Denali Highway Cantwell AK 99729 USA 63.106189 -147.5268 No No No Drashner Homestead http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/1371 Drashner Homestead In Assessment Phase Petroleum Site 1371 Mile 131 Denali Highway Cantwell AK 99729 USA 63.371748 -148.829816 World Geodetic System of 1984 No No No AT&T Alascom Honolulu Repeater http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/3179 AT&T Alascom Honolulu Repeater Complete Petroleum Site 3179 Mile 180 Parks Highway Cantwell 99729 USA 63.094722 -149.505278 No No No AT&T Alascom Cantwell Repeater http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/3665 AT&T Alascom Cantwell Repeater Complete Petroleum Site 3665 ~1.5 Miles W. of Airport Cantwell AK 99729 USA 63.401111 -148.937778 No No No ARRC Summit Siding http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/3924 ARRC Summit Siding Open Petroleum Site 3924 ARRC Mile Post 312.5, Near Summit Lake Cantwell AK 99729 USA 63.3275 -149.127222 North American Datum of 1983 No No No USPS Cantwell Post Office http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/4029 Mile 210 George Parks Hwy, 0.1 Mi. N. of Denali USPS Cantwell Post Office Open Other (describe in Comments tab) 4029 Hwy Cantwell AK 99729 USA 63.391885 -148.901105 World Geodetic System of 1984 No No No ARRC Cantwell Section House http://dec.alaska.gov/Applications/SPAR/PublicM VC/CSP/SiteReport/4106 ARRC Cantwell Section House Complete Building
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