 right|320px the seward peninsula is a large peninsula on the western coast of the u.s. state of alaska. it projects about  into the bering sea between norton sound, the bering strait, the chukchi sea, and kotzebue sound, just below the arctic circle. the entire peninsula is about  long and - wide. the seward peninsula is a remnant of the bering land bridge, a roughly thousand mile wide swath of land connecting siberia with mainland alaska during the pleistocene ice age. this land bridge aided in the migration of humans, as well as plant and animal species from asia to north america. archeological discoveries throughout the seward peninsula show proof that inupiat eskimos have been living in the region for thousands of years. excavations at sites such as the trail creek caves and cape espenberg in the bering land bridge national preserve as well as cape denbigh to the south have provided insight into the timeline of prehistorical migrations from asia to the seward peninsula.cultural resources in the bering land bridge national preserve == demographics ==  these are the communities on the seward peninsula, with 2005 state population estimates:alaska community database community information summary {| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 90%;" |- ! city || population |- | nome || 3,508 |- | shishmaref || 581 |- | buckland || 434 |- | koyuk || 350 |- | brevig mission || 327 |- | elim || 302 |- | teller || 263 |- | white mountain || 224 |- | wales || 151 |- | golovin || 150 |- | deering || 139 |} other locations on the seward peninsula include the mining towns of council, solomon, candle, haycock and taylor. while still frequented by locals of neighboring communities, there are no longer year round residents in these locations. there is a united states coast guard loran station at port clarence. the u.s. air force operates a radar station at the "tin city" site,  southeast of wales. == geography and ecology== the seward peninsula has several distinct geologic features. the devil mountain lakes on the northern portion of the peninsula are the largest maar lakes in t
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