Category:Port Moller, Alaska

**Port Moller**
	unincorporated community in Alaska
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Instance of	unincorporated community in the United States;
Location	Aleutians East Borough, Alaska
Elevation above sea level	13 ft;
	55° 59′ 19″ N, 160° 34′ 37″ W
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Port Moller is a seasonal (May-September) community on the Bristol Bay side of Alaska Peninsula. It has a salmon cannery, an ADF&G office, and a municipal airport. The cannery was built by Pacific American Fisheries in 1911 inside of the Moller Bay sand spit. It is currently operated by Peter Pan Seafoods. In the summer there are about 150 temporary residents associated with the processor. The area is the site of the Hot Springs Village archaeological excavations, which indicate a human presence over 5000 years old. (NOAA)

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Russian Orthodox Church, Port Moller, Alaska‎ (2 F)

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Conveyer belt, workers and buildings at Pacific American Fisheries cannery at Port Moller, ca 1912 (THWAITES 370).jpeg 766 × 450; 67 KB
Loading cargo onto cannery tender RED ROVER, Port Moller, ca 1912 (THWAITES 399).jpeg 766 × 445; 65 KB
Map of Alaska Peninsula Volcanoes.gif 398 × 288; 38 KB