The village of Kokhanok is a small, remote community located on the south shore of Iliamna Lake. The village sits 22 miles south of Iliamna, 88 miles northeast of King Salmon, and is approximately 200 air miles from Anchorage. 

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Adjacent to Lake Iliamna and Katmai National Park, Kokhanok is rich in cultural history. Subsistence has played a major role in the community, with residents often harvesting fish, caribou, moose and other wildlife. The current population of Kokhanok is 170 and is predominantly Alaska Native.