Cordova (Alaska)

Cordova, Alaska, is a small coastal city located on the southern part of the state, accessible primarily by boat or plane due to its remote location. Nestled along the coast of the Gulf of Alaska, it serves as a hub for fishing, particularly salmon. Surrounded by wilderness, including fjords and mountains, Cordova offers outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. Its community is tightly knit, with a rich history rooted in fishing and resource industries. The city is recognized for its natural beauty, resilience to harsh weather, and a strong connection to its coastal environment.