Unalakleet is a small city located in the state of Alaska, situated at the mouth of the Unalakleet River where it meets the Bering Sea. It serves as a hub for surrounding communities and is known for its rich Inupiat culture and history. The city has a population of around 700 residents and is accessible primarily by air and water. The economy of Unalakleet is largely based on subsistence activities, including fishing and hunting, as well as commercial fishing. The area is also known for its scenic landscapes and outdoor recreational opportunities, such as snowmobiling and fishing, attracting visitors to experience its natural beauty.