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King Salmon Long Range Radar Site vs U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak

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CategoryKing Salmon Long Range Radar SiteU.S. Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak
BranchAir ForceCoast Guard
StateAlaskaAlaska
Nearby cityKing SalmonKodiak
Installation typeLong Range Radar SiteAir Station
BAH——
Median rent——
Housing gap——
Typical commute——
Nearby school districts——
Metro population——
Unemployment——
Airport distance——
Avg high44.3°F47.9°F
Avg low28.6°F36.5°F
Annual rainfall21.44 in78.32 in
Annual snowfall47.4 in70.3 in
Hazard riskVery LowVery Low
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