Nikolski, AK is a small fishing village located on Unimak Island in the Aleutian Islands. The population of Nikolski is just 17 people, making it one of the least populated places in America. Despite its small population, Nikolski is quite vibrant and has plenty to offer the locals and visitors alike. One of the local businesses in Nikolski includes a general store which provides supplies for fishermen and locals alike. Other businesses include a restaurant, post office, and a few tourist shops.
Year-round outdoor activities in Nikolski include fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, kayaking, beachcombing, and bird watching. Little Port Walter Lodge offers guided tours focused on exploring Unimak Island’s wild coastline and unique archaeological sites. Demographic organizations in Nikolski include the Aleut Community of St. Paul Island Tribe, Native Village of False Pass, Egegik Traditional Council and others.
Local sporting events held in Nikolski are usually related to fishing competitions or other outdoor recreational activities such as canoeing or snowshoeing races. From time to time they also host small festivals or celebrations to mark special occasions such as Memorial Day or Independence Day.
The population in Nikolski is 17. There are 0 people per square mile aka population density. The median age in Nikolski is 15.5, the US median age is 38.4. The number of people per household in Nikolski is 1.8, the US average of people per household is 2.6.
Family in Nikolski
- 60.0% are married
- 12.9% are divorced
- 77.8% are married with children
- 0.0% have children, but are single
Race in Nikolski
- 24.0% are White
- 0.0% are Black
- 8.0% are Asian
- 48.0% are Native American
- 0.0% claim Other
- 0.0% claim Hispanic ethnicity
- 20.0% Two or more races
- 0.0% Hawaiian, Pacific Islander