Slana is an Alaska Native village name, derived from the river's name.

Slana is located at ( Sec.

Slana is classified as an isolated village, it is found in EMS Region 2E in the Copper River Region.

Emergency service is provided by 911 Telephone Service and volunteers Auxiliary health care is provided by Copper River EMS ( 907-822-3671 ); Chistochina / Slana First Responders ( 907-822-3671 ); Tok Clinic or Gulkana Clinic.

The area got a boost as a goldfield service center in June 1898, when B. F. Millard brushed a trail from there to the mouth of the Slana River via the foothills of Mt.

Slana developed rapidly in the 1980s when homesteads were offered for settlement by the federal government.

It lies at the junction of the Slana and Copper rivers, southwest of Tok.

Slana experiences a continental climate, with long, cold winters, and relatively warm summers.

Individual wells are the primary source of water in Slana ; others draw water from Rufus Creek.

Slana has road access to the statewide system by the Glenn and Richardson Highways.

“ The Tanana Crossing people have always been in much closer contact with the Indians of Copper River, the valley of the Tok leading to the easy Mentasta Pass and thence down Slana River to the Copper.

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