There are camps wherever there are 7 people who wish to come together to form a camp. A camp may ask for a camp number that is not already assigned or they can request one from the GC authorizing body. ANB Camps are:

1-Sitka, 2-Juneau,

3 Douglas,

4 Wrangell, 5-Haines,

6-Hydaburg, 7-Angoon,

8-Klukwan (Haines), 9-Klawock,

10-Kake, 11-Kasaan,

12-Hoonah, 13-Yakutat, 14-Ketchikan, 15-Saxman,

16-Petersburg,

19-Craig,

31 Copper Ridge, 33-Anchorage, 36A-Seattle,

36B-Seattle 41- Metlakatla

49-Columbia River, 68-Barrow,

69- Kotzebue

70- Glacier Valley, 72-Anchorage, 76-Tenakee,

83-Seattle,

87 –Anchorage, 90-Metlakatla.

ANS Camps are:

1-Wrangell, 2-Juneau,

3-Douglas, 4-Sitka,

5- Haines,

6- Hydaburg, 7-Angoon,

8-Klukwan (Haines), 9-Klawock,

10-Kake, 11-Kasaan,

12-Hoonah, 13-Yakutat, 14-Ketchikan, 15-Saxman,

16-Petersburg, 19-Craig,

31-Copper Center, 33-Anchorage, 36A-Seattle,

36B-Seattle,

41 - Metlakatla 70-Glacier Valley, 72-Anchorage, 76-Tenakee,

83-Seattle, 84-California,

87-Anchorage, and 90-Metlakatla.

Camp numbers missing in the series may be camps that have become inactive or dormant. Kodiak, St. Paul, Tyonek, Seward, Unalakleet and Bethel had charters to be a local camp, but I never heard any more information.