Storehouse No. 4 in Prince of Wales–Hyder Census Area, Alaska

Storehouse No. 4 in Prince of Wales-Hyder is a historic building (built in 1896), International Street (99923). Ⓦ.

Storehouse No. 4 In Hyder
Storehouse No. 4, built by David du Bose Gaillard, an Army engineer for whom the Gaillard Cut in the Panama Canal is named – KLOTZ, CC BY-SA 3.0 – Wikimedia Commons
Postal Code
99923
Street
International Street
Building Type
building

Viewpoints

  • Portland Canal Viewpoint – approx. 0.6 mi.
  • Dog Salmon Fish Pass Wildlife Viewing Site – approx. 105.0 mi.

Tourist information centers

  • Portland City – approx. 0.2 mi.

Convenience stores

  • Mini Mart – approx. 81.5 mi.

Ferry terminals

  • Hollis – approx. 105.5 mi.

Stations

  • Annette Bay Dock – approx. 74.9 mi.
  • Alaska Marine Highway Terminal - Metlakatla – approx. 81.2 mi.

Hardware stores

  • Metco Hardware – approx. 81.4 mi.

Police stations

  • Metlakatla Police Dept – approx. 81.6 mi.

Schools

  • Richard Johnson Elementry – approx. 81.5 mi.
  • Metlakatla High School – approx. 81.6 mi.

Supermarkets

  • Leask Market – approx. 81.5 mi.

Restaurants

  • Tuckem Inn & Restauart – approx. 81.8 mi.
Heritage designation National Register of Historic Places listed place
Located in Alaska
Country United States