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Alaska bank owned properties Alaska recently sold properties Local Info For Alaska Percentage of vacant homes: 16.90% Top 10 City foreclosures in Alaska North Pole, Alaska Foreclosures Eagle River, Alaska Foreclosures Access is denied to LoopNet. Please contact LoopNet Client Services at (888) 567-7442 for more information. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you.Wrangell’s odd housing market puts the squeeze on WMC’s recruitment Wrangell's odd housing market puts the squeeze on WMC's recruitmentIt’s not often that a tight housing market boasts the largest average home size in the region coupled with home prices 40 percent below the regional average and the lowest rental prices in the state. But, Wrangell also has the lowest vacancy rates statewide, making it difficult for the Wrangell Medical Center to bring on new hires. As new school year begins, Wrangell schools absorb $51,000 in cuts As new school year begins, Wrangell schools absorb $51,000 in cutsThursday begins a new school year in Wrangell, and as it begins, the Wrangell school district is absorbing $51,000 in education cuts.

Gov. Bill Walker made $48 million in cuts to education funding earlier this year, resulting in a $51,000 loss for the Wrangell school district. Kangal Dog Puppies For SaleSuperintendent Patrick Mayer said the school budgeted for the $33,000 cut to base student allocati … moreWilliam Henry Knives For Sale Ebay Tax-free days remain and hospital moves forward on housing grantHomes For Sale Johnson Siding Sd Tax-free days remain and hospital moves forward on housing grantWrangell will continue to have two tax-free days this fiscal year. The Wrangell Assembly voted down an ordinance that would have eliminated one of two tax-free days at its regular meeting Tuesday. Assembly member Mark Mitchell said merchants have expressed concern over losing one of Wrangell’s busiest shopping days and losing more business to internet retailers as a result … more

Few declare candidacy for local elections Few declare candidacy for local electionsThe window to declare candidacy in Wrangell’s local elections is coming to a close in 13 days, and some open seats have no candidates. The Wrangell Borough Assembly and Port Commission have two three-year terms open. No candidates are running for those seats. Mayor David L. Jack is up for reelection and is running unopposed. Two hospital board seat candidates, Barbara Conine, and Wrangell school … more Wrangell’s marine service center, 10 years of success Wrangell's marine service center, 10 years of successWrangell has been reinventing itself as a maritime community since the collapse of the timber industry in the early ‘90s. In November 2006, the community’s marine service center lifted its first boat out of the water. Now, 10 years later, more than 2,000 boats have been hauled out, and Wrangell’s boatyard keeps piling on the reasons for its success.The “Timber Wolf” was custom built in 2008 by Svendsen Marine Works in Wrangell, Alaska.

At 35′ in length and over 11′ wide she was designed specifically for chasing fish in comfort. From the moment you step onboard, you will immediately see the workmanship and well thought out design that went into the build of this all aluminum charter boat. The spacious back deck affords you the room you need to fight and land Alaska’s most sought after species. Fish holds beneath the deck are layered with ice to keep your trophy catch cool before heading to the processor. Walk into the cabin and you are taken in with numerous creature comforts that make you feel at home. Dining area with seating for 4 peopleand a forward bench that accommodates 2 more allows groups of 6 to be in extreme comfort for a full day of sport fishing. A well furnished galley with coffee maker, refrigerator, and plenty of counter space make it easy for preparing meals anytime you want. Hot coffee whenever you want is never a problem! A Dickinson Oil Stove heats the cabin to a very comfortable temperature and allows anglers to get out the of weather and dry off all day long.

Large windows all around the cabin provide unobstructed view from anywhere in the cabin. You’ll never miss a strike! A full size marine toilet in the forward berth gives you the utmost privacy anytime. Powered by twin Mercury 300 hp Verado outboards, the Timber Wolf cruises at a comfortable 30 knots and delivers you to the fishing drag in no time. Timber Wolf is rigged with the latest Furuno fish finding equipment as well as radar, GPS and Nobletec chart plotting capabilities. Capacities onboard the boat range from 50 gallons of freshwater, 30 gallons stove oil, and 209 gallons of outboard fuel. Once you have been on the Timber Wolf, you’ll definitely want to go on her again!View location on Google Maps The City and Borough of Wrangell is located on the northwest tip of Wrangell Island, 155 miles south of Juneau and 89 miles northwest of Ketchikan. It is near the mouth of the Stikine River, a historic trade route to the Canadian Interior. Thoms Place is located on Wrangell Island and within the City and Borough of Wrangell and is approximately 15 to 20 miles south of the City of Wrangell.

There are no scheduled flights in or out of Thoms Place and it is known as a remote recreational area. Thoms Place is in the maritime climate zone with warm winters and cool summers. Summer temperatures range from 49 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit and winters range from 34 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Record temperatures have been recorded from -10 to 92 degrees Fahrenheit. Average annual precipitation is 82 inches including 50 inches of snow. Residents use skiffs for local travel and a few boardwalks and trails connect homes. Click on a parcel number in the table below to view its photo gallery. Parcel 6 can be accessed by boat at high tide to a small rock and sand beach. At low tides the water line is approximately 500 feet away. The parcel can also be access by a platted right of way (Dunn Street) adjacent to back of the property line. Parcel 7 can be accessed by boat at high tide to a small rock and sand beach. At low tides the water is approximately 250 feet away. Parcel 8 has access by a platted right of way (Thoms Drive);

however, the road has not been constructed. Additionally, an access and utility easement runs along the western and northern portions of the parcel providing access to the water (see Alaska State Land Survey 81-234). No public utilities are available in the area. Private individual generators will be needed to obtain Electricity. Water in the area is typically obtained by private onsite cistern system with a roof catchment system and septic will need to be provided on-site and meet Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation requirements. The parcels are located within the City and Borough of Wrangell. Parcel 6 is a waterfront lot with approximate waterfrontage of 200 feet. The beach has some prominent rocks mixed with sand/mud and small rocks. The upland portion of Parcel 6 is gentle and undulating with good building sites.  Adjacent to the northwest side of the lot is a creek and is zoned for open space. Parcel 7 is a waterfront lot with approximate waterfrontage of 320 feet.