Under the provisions of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, enacted in 1971, 12 Regional Native
Corporations were established to manage settlement monies, and a total of 44 million acres of land. There is also a 13th corporation which manages the assets of non-resident Alaska Natives. As you will see
from the linked Web sites below, most of these corporations now have several subsidiary companies, as well as a wide range of investments.
Each region also has a non-profit organization which administers a wide range of educational and social programs; the amount of cooperation between the non-profit and the corporation
in each region appears to vary widely.
A third level of management exists in approximately 200 Village Corporations.
For a map showing each corporation's region, click here.
Corporation: Ahtna, Inc.
Non-profit Organization: Copper River Native Association
Corporation: Aleut Corporation
Non-profit Organization: Aleut League
Corporation:
Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
Non-profit Organization: Arctic Slope Native Association
Corporation: Bering Straits Native Corporation
Non-profit Organization: Bering Straits Association
Corporation: Bristol Bay Native Corporation
Non-profit Organization: Bristol Bay Native Association
Corporation: Calista Corporation
Non-profit Organization: Association of Village Council Presidents
Corporation: Chugach Alaska Corporation
Non-profit Organization: Chugach Native Association
Corporation: Cook Inlet Region, Inc.
Non-profit Organization: Cook Inlet Association
Corporation: Doyon Limited
Non-profit Organization: Tanana Chiefs Conference, Inc.
Corporation: Koniag, Inc.
Non-profit Organization: Kodiak Area Native Association
Corporation: NANA Corporation
Non-profit Organization: Northwest Alaska Native Association
Corporation: Sealaska Corporation
Non-profit Organization: Tlingit-Haida Central Council
Thirteenth Regional Corporation
631 Strander Blvd., Suite B, Seattle, WA 98188
(206) 575-6229. Fax: (206) 575-6283
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