Cape York, Alaska Ghost Town

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Cape York, located in the Nome Census Area of Alaska, is a historical site that once thrived during the beach gold rush era. Below is detailed information about the town.

County: Nome Census Area

Zip Code: Not available

Latitude / Longitude: 65°29′38.4″N, 167°41′2.4″W

Elevation: Not available

Time Zone: Alaska Standard Time (AKST) (UTC-9)

Established: Late 19th century

Disestablished: Early 20th century

Comments: Cape York was a beach town that boomed during the beach gold rush of the area.

Ghost Towns

Remains: Unknown.

Current Status: Cape York is considered a ghost town with no remaining active community.

Remarks: The town’s decline was likely due to the depletion of easily accessible gold deposits and the harsh living conditions of the region.

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