North Pole is located 10 miles southeast of Fairbanks. The city's slogan is “Where the Spirit of Christmas Lives Year Round”. The population of the City is about 1,800, but it serves as the commercial hub of the “Greater North Pole” area of over 30,000 residents. It lies midway between Fort Wainwright Army Post and Eielson Air Force Base.

History of North Pole, Alaska
A brief history and locator map.

Santa Claus House
Located on the Richardson Highway, this large gift shop is a very popular stop for visitors, and you can send a letter to Santa at Christmas.

North Pole Cabins
Located in a private, wooded, waterfront setting 1 mile from Santa Claus House.

North Pole Community Chamber of Commerce
News, events and a list of members.

KJNP
"King Jesus North Pole" is a 50,000 watt AM radio station servicing a radius of about 200 miles.

First Baptist Church of North Pole
Located on 5th and Blanket Blvd. just off the Richardson Highwayy, presided over by Senior Pastor Johnny McCoy.

City of North Pole
The community's official site has a wide variety of information, mostly targetted at current and prospective residents and businesses.

North Pole Elementary School

Flint Hills Resources
Alaska's largest refinery has a crude oil processing capacity of about 220,000 barrels per day, producing gasoline, jet fuel, heating oil, diesel, gasoil and asphalt to Alaska markets.

Petro Star Refining
This 17,000-barrel-per-day facility in North Pole produces kerosene, diesel and jet fuels.