Originally supposed to be named Kalifonsky, this Alaskan city became Kalifornsky due to a transcription error that resulted in the "R" being added to the name. Today, Kalifornsky is a thriving fishing village in Alaska.
Moving to Kalifornsky is not for the faint of heart; especially if you are coming from the continental U
Originally supposed to be named Kalifonsky, this Alaskan city became Kalifornsky due to a transcription error that resulted in the "R" being added to the name. Today, Kalifornsky is a thriving fishing village in Alaska.
Moving to Kalifornsky is not for the faint of heart; especially if you are coming from the continental U.S. Not only are the days shorter and the nights colder, but the logistics of the move are also much more complicated. Because Kalifornsky covers more than 70 square miles, it can be a challenge for movers to get your belongings to your new house. Although there are roads and a highway through the city, depending on where your home is, it may be off the beaten path. Be prepared to encounter hiccups and challenges during the moving process; however, once settled in Kalifornsky it will feel like you never left. It may be best to consider a rental apt in the City Center neighborhood of Kalifornsky before purchasing a property.
Because Kalifornsky is so spread out, there are no truly defined neighborhoods in the city. Still, there are several areas of the city that are more populous than others.
City Center: It is hard to describe Kalifornsky as a true city because it is small, quaint and charming; however, many residents choose to live downtown because it is close to the available shopping and restaurants. Look here for townhouses for rent or a home for rent in Kalifornsky.
Kalifornsky Beach Road: Located right on the water, the homes on Kalifornsky Beach Road offer spectacular views. Many of the homes are nestled into the backdrop of the gorgeous Alaskan wildlife.
Because it is located along the water, you can't beat the scenery or the fishing in Kalifornsky. Wake up to the sight of fishermen wading into the cold dark blue water hunting for their day's catch while you prepare a cup of coffee to enjoy on your balcony or patio. Keep your eyes peeled skyward for a Bald Eagle while being aware of the likelihood of spotting a bear or moose. Living in Kalifornsky is about experiencing all that is available in nature. Be sure to visit the nearby Kenai National Wildlife Refuge for hundreds of acres of undeveloped and pristine land.
