Katalla (pronounced KA-tell-ah) is an abandoned town in the Valdez-Cordova Census Area in the U.S. state of Alaska, 76 km (47 miles) southeast of Cordova.

Front Street, Katalla, Alaska.

Title: Subject.TGM: Description: 1. Boat tied up at the Katalla pier: Barrels; Piers & wharves; Ships; Barrels; Petroleum industry; Title from indexer.

www.katalla.net will be published soon. The webmaster intends for this site to be used by students of Alaska history as a research tool. It will target the railroad, oil, and coal ...

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Advocacy: Katalla. Oil drilling rights to 65,000 acres of public land at Katalla expired December 31, 2004, when Chugach Alaska Corporation's contractor, Cassandra Energy, was ...

Click on image thumbnail for larger version. Information about this image. Katalla, Alaska. Date of Photo: ca. 1910-1935 Photographer: Heath A. Ives

GPS Ridge Height Analysis in the Katalla River Valley Scott Richards richards@mines.utah.edu. Ron Bruhn (advisor) rlbruhn@mines.utah.edu. University of Utah

Street scene, Katalla, Alaska, showing construction of raised street, with planks laid across pilings. Businesses shown include Barrett's General Store. 1907.