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Wasilla, Alaska
Wasilla is the center of commercial activity in the
borough. Retail and shopping outlets abound in several malls and along
the shopping strip; several statewide banks have outlets and service
branches here, and utility, real estate, insurance and medical service
organizations consider Wasilla their home base. |
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Commercial and industrial activities include steel fabrication, agriculture, concrete products, building materials distribution, millwork and building truss manufacture. Because of the location of several hundred small, private aircraft in the Wasilla-Palmer area, aircraft maintenance has also become a very important service. Of course, catering to the tourist trade is another huge enterprise in Wasilla. There will be found hotels, motels and bed and breakfast operations and in total, over 100 lodging rooms are available in the Greater Wasilla marketing area. A major opportunity for hotel/convention facilities exists in the Greater Wasilla market. |
Many dining, recreational and entertainment facilities can be found in the business district and nearby. |
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Wasilla is nearly enveloped by the mountains of the Talkeetna and Chugach Ranges. The Wasilla plain features gentle rolling hills and flat moraines of glacial outwash materials. Lakes Lucille and Wasilla are prominent, popular, and located within the Wasilla city limits. Consequently both are heavily used in all seasons of the year. They offer water skiing, swimming, fishing and boating. Wintertime activities feature skating, ice boating, ice fishing snowmobiling and ice golf. A number of streams crisscross the area and provide excellent recreational opportunities of their own. | Courtesy of www.wasillachamber.org | | | |
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