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The Alaska & Polar Periodicals Index cites articles in English about Alaska, northern Canada, northern Scandinavia, the Russian Far East, and Antarctica. It does not contain the text of those articles, but all are received by the UAF Rasmuson Library. More than 200,000 articles are covered, with 5,000 added each year; most articles are not in any other index. Coverage is strong from the 1980s to the present. There are articles from key periodicals such as "National Geographic" (1890 to present), "Alaska Life: the Territorial Magazine" (1938-1946), the UA student newspaper "Farthest North Collegian" (1923-1958), etc.

AlaskaGenWeb is a part of the USGenWeb Project covering Alaska by Boroughs and Census Areas

Guide offers a basic list of Alaska related genealogy resources available to researchers.

Index and digital images of birth, marriage, death, divorce, and probate records from Alaska. Portions are online now and additional records will be posted over 2016, as images become available. Check back for updates.

Site is maintained by staff of Yukon Archives. For questions or comments about this site, please contact yukon.archives@gov.yk.ca.

Library and Archives Canada (LAC) provides services to members of the public who wish to consult the documents of its collection or order photocopies and reproductions.

Records in the Alaska State Archives document the functions and activities of the State and Territorial government. None of the records kept at the Archives were created for the purpose of genealogical research. However the Archives does hold many records that contain information on individuals

This site was created to allow genealogists and regional historians access to resource materials that we, and others, have assembled.

Interment.net is a publisher of cemetery transcriptions for use by genealogists and local historians.

The Anchorage Memorial Park Cemetery is where some of Alaska's most notable sons and daughters are buried and where we honor our glorious history.