Port Graham, Alaska is a small fishing village located on the northeastern shore of Kodiak Island. With a population of just over 150 people, it has a population density of 30.19 people per square mile. Port Graham is home to the Alutiiq Museum and Archeological Repository which preserves and shares the cultural heritage of the Alutiiq, an Indigenous tribe native to the area.
The village has several local businesses that serve its population including a post office, grocery store, gift shop, and lodging facility. It also hosts numerous year-round outdoor activities such as hiking trails, fishing tours, and kayaking excursions along the coast.
Port Graham also has several demographic organizations that offer educational programs for youth in addition to hosting various local sporting events throughout the year. These include basketball tournaments and an annual bowl game between teams from different villages in Alaska.
The population in Port Graham is 150. There are 24 people per square mile aka population density. The median age in Port Graham is 40.3, the US median age is 38.4. The number of people per household in Port Graham is 2.5, the US average of people per household is 2.6.
Family in Port Graham
- 22.4% are married
- 4.4% are divorced
- 27.5% are married with children
- 37.5% have children, but are single
Race in Port Graham
- 11.6% are White
- 0.0% are Black
- 0.0% are Asian
- 79.9% are Native American
- 0.0% claim Other
- 1.6% claim Hispanic ethnicity
- 6.9% Two or more races
- 0.0% Hawaiian, Pacific Islander