Dzantik’i Héeni (Juneau)

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The Áak’w Kwáan people lived in what is now Juneau for hundreds of years. The Áak’w Kwáan where from the Auke Lake area. What is now downtown Juneau was the location of a summer fish camp, while winter camps where at Point Louisa near the Auke Recreational Park. The T’aaku Kwáan (Taku people) lived near the Taku river. It is said, Juneau is officially called Dzantikʼi Héeni (little flounder stream).

Federally Recognized Tribe

Central Council Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska

907.586.1432
www.ccthita.org

SEARHC

Ethel Lund Medical Center

907.463.4040
searhc.org/location/juneau

ANCSA Urban Corporation

Goldbelt, Inc.

907.790.4990
www.goldbelt.com

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