RESPONSE HUBS
Adak
The community of Adak Alaska is located 1,200 miles southwest of Anchorage, near the end of the Aleutian chain (51.86441 N, 176.63188 W). Once the site of an Army and Naval base, Adak boasts extensive infrastructure in an extremely remote location. Chadux's response equipment is stored at one of the old military warehouses near the waterfront.
Download the Adak Inventory List here.
Anchorage
The city of Anchorage is located at the head of Cook Inlet in Southcentral Alaska (61.218060° N and 149.90028° W). Approximately 278,000 people live in Anchorage and the city boasts an extensive infrastructure to support spill response efforts: airports, equipment and labor contractors, and medical facilities. Anchorage is a central hub on the Alaska rail and road system and is linked to the rest of the state by air.
Chadux’s main office and annex building are located at 2347 Azurite Court in south Anchorage. The office phone is (907) 348-2365.
Download the Anchorage Inventory List here.
Utqiaġvik
The northern-most community in North America, Utqiaġvik is located on the coast of the Chukchi Sea (71.290560° N and 156.78861° W). Utqiaġvik has approximately 4,400 residents and is linked with the rest of the state by barge and by air. Chadux’s equipment is located at Ilisagvik College.
Download the Utqiaġvik Inventory List here.
Bethel
A city of approximately 5,900 residents, Bethel sits on the Kuskokwim River, about 40 miles inland from the Bering Sea (60.792220° N and 161.75583° W). Bethel is an air transportation hub for the surrounding villages. Chadux’s equipment is located at the Crowley Marine Services facility.
Download the Bethel Inventory List here.
Cordova
One of the fishing communities bordering Prince William Sound, Cordova is home to approximately 3,000 people. The city is near the mouth of the Copper River (60.542780° N and 145.7575° W) and is linked to rest of Alaska by air and water. Chadux’s equipment is located at the Shoreside Petroleum terminal.
Download the Cordova Inventory List here.
Dillingham
Located in Bristol Bay, the fishing community of Dillingham is home to approximately 2,430 people (59.039720° N and 158.4575° W). Dillingham is linked to Anchorage by air and barge service. Chadux’s equipment is located at the Delta Western fuel terminal.
Download the Dillingham Inventory List here.
Fairbanks
Fairbanks is home to approximately 31,500 people. The city is an important interior hub and is well-linked with other communities via air, road, and river. Chadux’s equipment is housed at the Petro Star Refinery, in North Pole, just south of Fairbanks (64.4415 N 147.2054 W).
Download the Fairbanks Inventory List here.
Homer
Chadux’s Homer equipment cache was established over the summer of 2016. Homer is a port city, centrally located in Cook Inlet, that is 222 road miles southwest of Anchorage, AK (59.6425 N 151.5483 W). Chadux’s equipment is stored at the Northstar Terminal on the Homer Spit.
Download the Homer Inventory List here.
Kodiak
Located on the north-eastern tip of Kodiak Island, the fishing community of Kodiak is home to nearly 6,200 people (57.788890° N and 152.4019° W). The town is linked with the rest of Alaska by way of air and water routes. Chadux’s equipment is located at the Alaska Transfer and Storage facility.
Download the Kodiak Inventory List here.
King Cove
Chadux’s King Cove equipment cache was established over the summer of 2016. King Cove is a fishing community at the end of the Alaska Peninsula about 625 miles southwest of Anchorage, AK (55.0617 N 162.3103 W). Approximately 900 people live in King Cove. Chadux’s equipment is stored next to the Harbormaster’s offices.
Download the King Cove Inventory List here.
Kotzebue
Chadux’s Kotzebue equipment cache was established over the summer of 2016. Kotzebue is a hub community in the Northwest Arctic, with a population of slightly more than 3,000 people. It is located at the end of a spit in Kotzebue Sound (66.8983 N 162.5967 W). Chadux stores its equipment at the CPD Alaska fuel facility.
Download the Kotzebue Inventory List here.
Nikiski
A small industrial city on the western side of the Kenai Peninsula, Nikiski has a population of 4,280 (60.716050° N and 151.34066° W). Nikiski is linked to Anchorage by road and air service. Chadux’s equipment is located at the Offshore Systems terminal.
Download the Nikiski Inventory List here.
Nome
A community of 3,480 people on Norton Sound, Nome is transportation hub to surrounding communities (64.501110° N and 165.40639° W). Chadux’s equipment is located at the Crowley Marine Services fuel terminal.
Download the Nome Inventory List here.
Seward
Located 125 miles south of Anchorage on the Seward Peninsula, Seward has a population of 2540 (60.104170° N and 149.44222° W). Chadux’s equipment is located at the Shoreside Petroleum fuel terminal.
Download the Seward Inventory List here.
Unalaska
Unalaska is the center of Alaska’s seafood industry. Located about halfway out the Aleutian Island chain, Unalaska has a population of 4,400 (53.873610° N and 166.53667° W). It is linked to the rest of the state by air and water. Chadux’s equipment is located at the City Dock.
Download the Unalaska Inventory List here.
Valdez
The terminus of the Trans-Alaska pipeline, Valdez is a small fishing community in Prince William Sound (61.130830° N and 146.34833° W). Approximately 4,460 people live in Valdez. Chadux’s equipment is located at the Valdez Petroleum fuel terminal.
Download the Valdez Inventory List here.
Whittier
The western end of Prince William Sound and connected to Anchorage by a combination rail/ auto tunnel. Whittier is a small fishing community (60.7742° N and 148.6778° W) with approximately 220 people. Chadux’s equipment is located at the Shoreside Petroleum fuel terminal.
Download the Whittier Inventory List here.
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The community of Adak Alaska is located 1,200 miles southwest of Anchorage, near the end of the Aleutian chain (51.86441 N, 176.63188 W). Once the site of an Army and Naval base, Adak boasts extensive infrastructure in an extremely remote location. Chadux's response equipment is stored at one of the old military warehouses near the waterfront.
The city of Anchorage is located at the head of Cook Inlet in Southcentral Alaska (61.218060° N and 149.90028° W). Approximately 278,000 people live in Anchorage and the city boasts an extensive infrastructure to support spill response efforts: airports, equipment and labor contractors, and medical facilities. Anchorage is a central hub on the Alaska rail and road system and is linked to the rest of the state by air.
Chadux’s main office and annex building are located at 2347 Azurite Court in south Anchorage. The office phone is (907) 348-2365.
A city of approximately 5,900 residents, Bethel sits on the Kuskokwim River, about 40 miles inland from the Bering Sea (60.792220° N and 161.75583° W). Bethel is an air transportation hub for the surrounding villages. Chadux’s equipment is located at the Crowley Marine Services facility.
One of the fishing communities bordering Prince William Sound, Cordova is home to approximately 3,000 people. The city is near the mouth of the Copper River (60.542780° N and 145.7575° W) and is linked to rest of Alaska by air and water. Chadux’s equipment is located at the Shoreside Petroleum terminal.
Located in Bristol Bay, the fishing community of Dillingham is home to approximately 2,430 people (59.039720° N and 158.4575° W). Dillingham is linked to Anchorage by air and barge service. Chadux’s equipment is located at the Delta Western fuel terminal.
Fairbanks is home to approximately 31,500 people. The city is an important interior hub and is well-linked with other communities via air, road, and river. Chadux’s equipment is housed at the Petro Star Refinery, in North Pole, just south of Fairbanks (64.4415 N 147.2054 W).
Chadux’s Homer equipment cache was established over the summer of 2016. Homer is a port city, centrally located in Cook Inlet, which is 222 road miles southwest of Anchorage, AK (59.6425 N 151.5483 W). Chadux’s equipment is stored at the Northstar Terminal on the Homer Spit.
Chadux’s King Cove equipment cache was established over the summer of 2016. King Cove is a fishing community at the end of the Alaska Peninsula about 625 miles southwest of Anchorage, AK (55.0617 N 162.3103 W). Approximately 900 people live in King Cove. Chadux’s equipment is stored next to the Harbormaster’s offices.
Located on the north-eastern tip of Kodiak Island, the fishing community of Kodiak is home to nearly 6,200 people (57.788890° N and 152.4019° W). The town is linked with the rest of Alaska by way of air and water routes. Chadux’s equipment is located at the Alaska Transfer and Storage facility.
Chadux’s Kotzebue equipment cache was established over the summer of 2016. Kotzebue is a hub community in the Northwest Arctic, with a population of slightly more than 3,000 people. It is located at the end of a spit in Kotzebue Sound (66.8983 N 162.5967 W). Chadux stores its equipment at the CPD Alaska fuel facility.
A small industrial city on the western side of the Kenai Peninsula, Nikiski has a population of 4,280 (60.716050° N and 151.34066° W). Nikiski is linked to Anchorage by road and air service. Chadux’s equipment is located at the Offshore Systems terminal.
A community of 3,480 people on Norton Sound, Nome is a transportation hub to surrounding communities (64.501110° N and 165.40639° W). Chadux’s equipment is located at the Crowley Marine Services fuel terminal.
Located 125 miles south of Anchorage on the Seward Peninsula, Seward has a population of 2540 (60.104170° N and 149.44222° W). Chadux’s equipment is located at the Shoreside Petroleum fuel terminal.
Unalaska is the center of Alaska’s seafood industry. Located about halfway out the Aleutian Island chain, Unalaska has a population of 4,400 (53.873610° N and 166.53667° W). It is linked to the rest of the state by air and water. Chadux’s equipment is located at the City Dock.
The northern-most community in North America, Utqiaġvik is located on the coast of the Chukchi Sea (71.290560° N and 156.78861° W). Utqiaġvik has approximately 4,400 residents and is linked with the rest of the state by barge and by air. Chadux’s equipment is located at Ilisagvik College.
The terminus of the Trans-Alaska pipeline, Valdez is a small fishing community in Prince William Sound (61.130830° N and 146.34833° W). Approximately 4,460 people live in Valdez. Chadux’s equipment is located at the Valdez Petroleum fuel terminal.
The western end of Prince William Sound and connected to Anchorage by a combination rail/ auto tunnel. Whittier is a small fishing community (60.7742° N and 148.6778° W) with approximately 220 people. Chadux’s equipment is located at the Shoreside Petroleum fuel terminal.