Alaska Area 2009 Active User Population by Federally Recognized ...

Distribution of Alaska Area 2009 Active User Population
By Federally Recognized Tribe and PL 93-638 Title I and Title V Funding Agreement
From The User Population Report (B) Version 37
page 2
Chickaloon
Village
Title I
Chitina Traditional
Village Council
Title I
Chugachmiut
Title V Funding Agreement
Copper River Native
Association (CRNA)
Title V Funding Agreement
users 14
users 57
users 1,767
users 692
Federally Recognized
Federally Recognized
Federally Recognized
Federally Recognized
Chickaloon Native Village 14
Other Places of Residence
Chitina, Native Village of 57
Other Places of Residence
in the Service Area
Chenega, Native Village of 1 46
Eyak (Cordova), Native Village of 360
Nanwalek, Native Village of 2 198
Port Graham, Native Village of 125
Cantwell, Native Village of 54
Gakona, Native Village of 140
Gulkana Village 12
Kluti Kaah, Native Village of 1 304
in the Service Area
None 0
None 0
Tatitlek, Native Village of 86
Total Federal 815
Tazlina, Native Village of 0
Total Federal 510
GRAND TOTAL 57
GRAND TOTAL 14
Other Places of Residence
in the Service Area
Other Places of Residence
in the Service Area
Bear Creek 0
Moose Pass 7
Seward 647
Whittier 33
Valdez * 265
Total Other 952
Copperville 0
Glenallen 177
Kenny Lake 4
McCarthy 1
Paxson 0
Tonsina 0
Total Other 182
GRAND TOTAL 1,767
GRAND TOTAL 692
1 Chenega aka Chanega
2 Nanwalek aka English Bay
1 Kluti Kaah aka Copper Center
Active users are defined as beneficiaries who used a facility that reports into the IHS data system at least once between October 1, 2006 and September 30, 2009.
*Valdez has a Title I contract with IHS to provide limited health services. Source: The final IHS Active User Population Report B, Version 37, report dated 12/3/2009. Division Planning,
Evaluation and Health Statistics, Alaska Area Native Health Service, IHS, DHHS.

Distribution of Alaska Area 2009 Active User Population
By Federally Recognized Tribe and PL 93-638 Title I and Title V Funding Agreement
From The User Population Report (B) Version 37
page 3
Council of Athapaskan
Tribal Governments (CATG)
Title V Funding Agreement
Eastern Aleutian
Tribes (EAT)
Title V Funding Agreement
Eklutna Native
Association
Title V Funding Agreement
Kenaitze Indian
Tribe
Title V Funding Agreement
users 1,295
users 1,042
users 56
users 2,614
Federally Recognized
Federally Recognized
Federally Recognized
Federally Recognized
Arctic Village 129
Akutan, Native Village of 64
Eklutna Native Village 56
Kenaitze Indian Tribe 1 1,449
Beaver Village 85
False Pass, Native Village of 33
Salamatoff, Village of 0
Birch Creek Tribe 23
Agdaagux Tribe of King Cove 421
Circle Native Community 114
Nelson Lagoon, Native Village of 52
Other Places of Residence
Total Federal 1,449
Fort Yukon, Native Village of 706
Venetie Tribal Government, Native Village of 238
Total Federal 1,295
Pauloff Harbor Village 0
Qagan Tayagungin Tribe 1 419
Unga, Native Village of 0
in the Service Area
None 0
Other Places of Residence
in the Service Area
Total Federal 989
GRAND TOTAL 56
Cooper Landing 11
Other Places of Residence
Nikiski 170
in the Service Area
Other Places of Residence
Ridgeway 0
in the Service Area
Soldotna 872
None 0
Sterling 112
Adak 38
Wildwood 0
Cold Bay 15
GRAND TOTAL 1,295
Sanak 0
Total Other 1,165
Squaw Harbor 0
Port Moller 0
GRAND TOTAL 2,614
Total Other 53
1 Kenaitze Indian Tribe aka Kenai
GRAND TOTAL 1,042
1 Qagan Tayagungin Tribe of Sand Point
Active users are defined as beneficiaries who used a facility that reports into the IHS data system at least once between October 1, 2006 and September 30, 2009.
Source: The final IHS Active User Population Report B, Version 37, report dated 12/3/2009. Division Planning, Evaluation and Health Statistics, Alaska Area Native Health Service, IHS, DHHS.

Distribution of Alaska Area 2009 Active User Population
By Federally Recognized Tribe and PL 93-638 Title I and Title V Funding Agreement
From The User Population Report (B) Version 37
page 4
Ketchikan Indian
Community (KIC)
Title V Funding Agreement
Knik Traditional
Council
Title V Funding Agreement
Kodiak Area Native
Association (KANA)
Title V Funding Agreement
Maniilaq
Association
Title V Funding Agreement
users 2,751
users 1
users 2,279
users 7,096
Federally Recognized
Federally Recognized
Federally Recognized
Federally Recognized
Ketchikan Indian Corporation 2,696
Saxman, Organized Village of
28
Total Federal 2,724
Knik Tribe 1
Other Places of Residence
Afognak, Native Village of 0
Akhiok, Native Village of 51
Kaguyak Village 0
Karluk, Native Village of * 37
Ambler, Native Village of 255
Buckland, Native Village of 428
Deering, Native Village of 121
Kiana, Native Village of 365
Other Places of Residence
in the Service Area
in the Service Area
None 0
Sun'aq Tribe of Kodiak 1 1,693
Larsen Bay, Native Village of 73
Lesnoi Village 2 0
Old Harbor, Village of 171
Kivalina, Native Village of 390
Kobuk, Native Village of 117
Kotzebue, Native Village of 2,615
Noatak, Native Village of 470
Ketchikan Suburbs
Ward Cove
1
26
Total Other 27
GRAND TOTAL 2,751
GRAND TOTAL 1
Ouzinkie, Native Village of 134
Port Lions, Native Village of 113
Total Federal 2,272
Other Places of Residence
in the Service Area
Port Bailey 0
Chiniak 2
Kodiak Naval 5
Zacher Bay 0
Total Other 7
Noorvik Native Community 597
Point Hope, Native Village of 687
Selawik, Native Village of 772
Shungnak, Native Village of 276
Total Federal 7,093
Other Places of Residence
in the Service Area
Bornite 0
Candle 2
Elephant Point 1
Total Other 3
GRAND TOTAL 2,279
GRAND TOTAL 7,096
1
Sun'aq Tribe of Kodiak formerly
Shoonaq' Tribe of Kodiak
2 Lesnoi aka Woody Island
Active users are defined as beneficiaries who used a facility that reports into the IHS data system at least once between October 1, 2006 and September 30, 2009.
*Karluk has a Title I contract with IHS to provide limited health services.
Contracts with IHS under Title I to provide limited health services. Source: The final IHS Active User Population Report B, Version 37, report dated 12/3/2009. Division Planning, Evaluation and
Health Statistics, Alaska Area Native Health Service, IHS, DHHS.

Distribution of Alaska Area 2009 Active User Population
By Federally Recognized Tribe and PL 93-638 Title I and Title V Funding Agreement
From The User Population Report (B) Version 37
page 5
Metlakatla Indian
Community
Title V Funding Agreement
users 1,412
Federally Recognized
Mt. Sanford Tribal
Consortium
Title V Funding Agreement
users 128
Federally Recognized
Ninilchik
Traditional Council
Title I
users 1,445
Federally Recognized
Metlakatla Indian Community 1,412
Other Places of Residence
in the Service Area
None 0
GRAND TOTAL 1,412
Cheesh-Na Tribe 1 26
Mentasta Traditional Council 96
Total Federal 122
Other Places of Residence
in the Service Area
Chisana 0
Nabesna 0
Slana 6
Total Other 6
Ninilchik Village * 932
Total Federal 932
Other Places of Residence
in the Service Area
Anchor Point 90
Clam Gulch 13
Cohoe 0
Kasilof 403
Nikolaevsk 7
Total Other 513
GRAND TOTAL 128
GRAND TOTAL 1,445
1 Cheesh-Na aka Chistochina
Active users are defined as beneficiaries who used a facility that reports into the IHS data system at least once between October 1, 2006 and September
30, 2009.
* Ninilchik has a Title I contract with IHS to provide limited health services. Source: The final Active User Population Report B, Version 37, report dated
12/3/2009. Division Planning, Evaluation and Health Statistics, Alaska Area Native Health Service, IHS, DHHS.

Distribution of Alaska Area 2009 Active User Population
By Federally Recognized Tribe and PL 93-638 Title I and Title V Funding Agreement
From The User Population Report (B) Version 37
page 6
Federally Recognized
Norton Sound Health
Corporation
Title V Funding Agreement
users 8,269
Seldovia Village
Tribe
Title V Funding Agreement
users 1,379
Federally Recognized
Southcentral
Foundation (SCF)
Title V Funding Agreement
users 45,375
Federally Recognized
Brevig Mission, Native Village of 364 Other Places of Residence
Chinik Eskimo Community (Golovin) 166 in the Service Area
Council, Native Village of 0
Diomede, Native Village of * 117 Big Hurrah
Elim, Native Village of 308 Kingeggan
Gambell, Native Village of 660 Kougarok
King Island Native Community 0 St. Lawrence
Koyuk, Native Village of 355 Moses Point
Mary's Igloo, Native Village of 0
Nome Eskimo Community 2,502 Total Other
Savoonga, Native Village of 728
Saint Michael, Native Village of 445
Shaktoolik, Native Village of 225 GRAND TOTAL
Shishmaref, Native Village of 590
Solomon, Village of 1
Stebbins Community Association 566
Teller, Native Village of 241
Unalakleet, Native Village of 669
Wales, Native Village of 145
White Mountain, Native Village of 185
Total Federal 8,267
0
1
1
0
0
2
8,269
Seldovia Village Tribe 115
Total Federal 115
Other Places of Residence
in the Service Area
Halibut Cove 0
Homer 1,264
Total Other 1,264
GRAND TOTAL 1,379
Cook Inlet Region, Inc. (CIRI) 1 44,881
Village of Iliamna 147
McGrath Native Village 201
Nikolai Village 87
Takotna Village 24
Telida Village 3
Total Federal 45,343
Other Places of Residence
in the Service Area
Port Alsworth 32
GRAND TOTAL 45,375
1 Cook Inlet Region includes the
Municipality of Anchorage, the
Matanuska-Susitna Valley,
Port Alsworth and Hope.
1 Diomede aka Inalik
Active users are defined as beneficiaries who used a facility that reports into the IHS data system at least once between October 1, 2006 and September 30, 2009.
* Diomede has a Title I contract with IHS to provide limited health services.
Contracts with IHS under Title I to provide limited health services. Source: The final IHS Active User Population Reprot B, Version 37, report dated 12/3/2009. Division Planning, Evaluation and Health
Statistics, Alaska Area Native Health Service, IHS, DHHS.

Distribution of Alaska Area 2009 Active User Population
By Federally Recognized Tribe and PL 93-638 Title I and Title V Funding Agreement
From The User Population Report (B) Version 37
page 7
Federally Recognized
Southeast Alaska Regional Health
Consortium (SEARHC)
Title V Funding Agreement
users 12,535
Angoon Community Assoc. 368
CCTHITA 1 0 [continued]
Chilkat Indian Village (Klukwan) 53 Freshwater Bay 0
Chilkoot Indian Association (Haines) 348 Funter Bay 0
Craig Community Association 423 Game Creek 0
Douglas Indian Association 31 Gildersleeve Log 0
Hoonah Indian Association * 407 Gustavus 9
Hydaburg Cooperative Association 320 Hollis 8
Kake, Organized Village of 417 Juneau 5,842
Kasaan, Organized Village of 29 Juneau Valley 6
Klawock Cooperative Association 502 Meyers Chuck 1
Petersburg Indian Association 284 Mt. Edgecumbe 215
Sitka Tribe of Alaska 2,408 Pelican 42
Skagway Village 36 Port Alexander 2
Wrangell Cooperative Association 455 Point Baker 1
Yakutat Tlingit Tribe 289 Port Alice 1
Rowan Bay 0
Total Federal 6,370 Tenakee 1
Thorne Bay 9
View Cove 0
Other Places of Residence Waterfall 0
in the Service Area Whale Pass 9
Auke Bay 6 Total Other 6,165
Big Point Wally 0
Coffman Cove 9
Edna Bay 0 GRAND TOTAL 12,535
Elfin Cove 2
Excursion Inlet 2
False lsland 0
[continued]
Federally Recognized
Alatna Village 0
Tanana Chiefs Conference
(TCC)
Title V Funding Agreement
users 11,638
Other Places of Residence
in the Service Area
Allakaket Village 177 Anderson 8
Anaktuvuk Pass, Village of 261 Big Delta 0
Chalkyitsik Village 93 Canyon Village 0
Dot Lake, Village of 32 Central 6
Eagle, Native Village of 43 Circle Hot Springs 2
Evansville Village 1 9 Chatanika 0
Galena Village 2 311 Chicken 0
Healy Lake Village 17 Clear 6
Hughes Village 65 Cold Foot 1
Huslia Village 255 College 9
Kaltag, Village of 177 Delta Junction 82
Koyukuk Native Village 89 Dome 0
Manley Hot Springs Village 17 Eielson AFB 2
Minto, Native Village of 189 Ester 34
Nenana Native Association 264 Fairbanks 7,121
Northway Village 212 Fairbanks Native Association * 0
Nulato Village 255 Fox 0
Rampart Village 26 Ft. Greely 10
Ruby, Native Village of 144 Ft. Wainwrght 19
Stevens, Native Village of 62 Harding 2
Tanacross, Native Village of 111 Lake Minchimina 0
Tanana, Native Village of * 207 Livengood 0
Tetlin, Native Village of 58 McKinley 0
North Pole 930
Total Federal 3,074 Richardson 0
Salcha 36
1 Evansville aka Bettles Field Tatalina 1
2 Galena Village aka Louden Village Tok 272
Two Rivers 23
Wiseman 0
1 Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes
Total Other 8,564
GRAND TOTAL 11,638
Active users are defined as beneficiaries who used a facility that reports into the IHS data system at least once between October 1, 2006 and September 30, 2009.
* Hoonah has a Title I contract with IHS to provide limited health services. *Tanana has a Title I contract with IHS to provide limited health services. *Fairbanks Native Association has a Title I contract with IHS to provide limited
health services.
Contracts with HIS under Title I to provide limited health services. Source: The final IHS Active User Population Report B, Version 37, report dated 12/3/2009. Division Planning, Evaluation and Health Statistics, Alaska Area
Native Health Service, IHS, DHHS.

Distribution of Alaska Area 2009 Active User Population
By Federally Recognized Tribe and PL 93-638 Title I and Title V Funding Agreement
From The User Population Report (B) Version 37
page 8
Native Village of Tyonek
Title I
users 160
Federally Recognized
Yukon Kuskokwim Health Corporation (YKHC)
Title V Funding Agreement
Federally Recognized
users 24,976
Tyonek, Native Village of 160
Other Places of Residence
in the Service Area
None 0
GRAND TOTAL 160
Akiachak Native Community * 651 Napaimute, Native Village of 0 Other Places of Residence
Akiak Native Community 386 Napakiak, Native Village of 345 in the Service Area
Alakanuk, Village of 731 Napaskiak, Native Village of 532
Algaaciq Native Village (St Mary's) 605 Newtok Village 361 Fortuna Ledge 0
Andreafski, Yupiit of 0 Nightmute, Native Village of 7 271 Holitna River 1
Aniak, Village of 479 Nunam Iqua, Native Village of 8 212 Kinak 0
Anvik Village 92 Nunapitchuk, Native Village of 530 Nunivak 1
Asa'carsarmiut Tribe 1 887 Ohogamiut, Village of 0 Stuyahok 0
Atmautluak, Village of 297 Orutsararmuit Native Village 9 4,956
Bill Moore's Slough, Village of 0 Oscarville Traditional Village 4 Total Other 2
Chuathbaluk, Native Village of 2 113 Paimiut, Native Village of 0
Chefornak, Village of 502 Pilot Station Traditional Village 592 GRAND TOTAL 24,976
Chevak Native Village 941 Pitka's Point, Native Village of 59
Chuloonawick Native Village 1 Red Devil, Village of 35
Crooked Creek, Village of 123 Scammon Bay, Native Village of 580
Eek, Native Village of 301 Shageluk Native Village 126
Emmonak Village 840 Sleetmute, Village of 89
Georgetown, Native Village of 0 Stony River, Village of 44
Grayling, Organized Village of 3 213 Nunakauyarmiut Tribe 10 630
Hamilton, Native Village of 0 Tuluksak Native Community 466
Holy Cross Village 229 Tuntutuliak, Native Village of 406
Hooper Bay, Native Village of 1,266 Tununak, Native Village of 358
Iqurmuit Traditional Council 4 353 Umkumiute Native Village 0
Kalskag, Village of 224
Kasigluk Traditional Elders Council 570 Total Federal 24,974
Kipnuk, Native Village of 677
Kongiganak, Native Village of 466
Kotlik, Village of 631
Kwethluk, Organized Village of 790
Kwigillingok, Native Village of 353
Kwinhagak, Native Village of 5 * 724
Lime Village 18
Lower Kalskag, Village of 285
Marshall, Native Village of 6 429
Mekoryuk, Native Village of 201
1 Asa'carsarmiut formerly Mt. Village
2 Chuathbaluk aka Russian Mission
3 Grayling aka Holikachuk
4 Iqurmuit formerly Russian Mission
5 Kwinhagak aka Quinhagak
6 Marshall aka Fortuna Ledge
7 Nightmute aka Nikmiut
8 Nunam Iqua formerly Sheldon's Point
9 Orutsararmuit aka Bethel
10 Nunakauyarmiut formerly Toksook Bay
Grand
Total
Users
138,298
Active users are defined as beneficiaries who used a facility that reports into the IHS data system at least once between October 1, 2006 and September 30, 2009.
* Akiachak has a Title I contract with IHS to provide limited health services. *Kwinhagak has a Title I contract with IHS to provide limited health services.
Contracts with IHS under Title I to provide limited health services. Source: The final IHS Active User Population Report B, Version 37, report dated 12/3/2009. Division Planning, Evaluation and Health Statistics, Alaska Area Native
Health Service, IHS, DHHS.