Kake City is a small community located in Alaska, specifically on Kake Island in the Alexander Archipelago. It is known for its rich Native Tlingit heritage and serves as a hub for fishing and tourism. The city has a population of around 500 residents, making it a close-knit community. The economy of Kake City primarily relies on commercial fishing, timber, and tourism. Visitors are drawn to the area's stunning natural beauty, including lush forests and coastal landscapes. Kake is also famous for its annual Kake Day celebration, which showcases local culture and traditions.