Deadhorse is a small, remote community located in northern Alaska, primarily known for its proximity to the Arctic Ocean and the Prudhoe Bay oil fields. It serves as a support hub for oil industry workers and is accessible mainly by air or ice roads during winter. The area experiences extreme weather conditions, with long, harsh winters and brief summers. The population of Deadhorse fluctuates, often reaching around 25 residents, but can swell to over 1,000 during peak oil production times. The town has limited amenities, including a small hotel and a few service facilities, catering primarily to workers in the oil industry.