Chase (Alaska)

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Chase is a census -designated place (CDP ) in Matanuska- Susitna Borough in Alaska in the United States. The area lies on the eastern bank of the Susitna River about nine miles from Talkeetna flight and is not accessible via a regular road link.

History

Near Chase a dairy was founded in 1927, which resulted in a trade with dairy products throughout the Matanuska Valley. The majority of dairy products was sold by hotels, which were operated by the Alaska Railroad. 1933, the dairy was moved to Palmer.

Demography

At the time of the census in 2000 ( U.S. Census 2000) Chase CDP had 41 inhabitants on a land area of ​​240.6 km ². The average age was 47.2 years ( national U.S. average: 35.3 years ). The per capita income ( per capita income engl. ) amounted to U.S. $ 16,000 ( U.S. National Average: U.S. $ 21,587 ). None of the residents in the income below the Armutsgrenze.Die inhabitants live mainly from small-scale farming for their own use as well as public assistance.

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