the movie orca 1977, where was it filmed. was it kethakan alaska?
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Filming Locations for \nOrca (1977) \nMalta \n\n\nMarine World, Redwood City, California, USA \n\n\nPetty Harbour, Newfoundland, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
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New York, though my brother would say ALASKA..
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There is one called Mountain Man AKA Guardian of the Wilderness. It was made in 1977. Hope this is the one you are looking for.
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Alaska is not a continent. Its a STATE. It's not much colder than Montana or Wisconsin. I live in the "Golden Heart" of Alaska. Fairbanks. Its smack dab in the center.\n\nAs for jobs, it depends on where you are thinking. There is fishing charters  off the coast, construction in the interior. This site http://www.alaskajobfinder.com/ is probably your best bet. They specialize in the Alaska fishing industry, featuring such jobs as deckhand jobs, cannery jobs, onshore and offshore processing jobs, and aquaculture jobs.\n\nAny other questions, message me and I can help. I've lived in Alaska for 10 years, and am tired of the stereotypes, so I like to help people understand Alaska.
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Alaska.  In fact it is the ONLY state that was ever part of the Russia/the Soviet Union.
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Just went it was great water temp 76 and very clear great shots of fish.. go out with locals off the main rock called sinking linda
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in a foreign country, such as Ireland would be fun! and I can definitely reccommend Alaska, from personal experience! I went there three summers!
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"The Manitou"?\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077904/
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There are several Orca (Killer) Whale pods to be found around the area, such as the K pod, L pod, and J pod. The K pod and the L pod leave the sound during the winter, and usually return around late May or early June, however this year at the beginning of March, the two orca pods made a surprise late-winter appearance in Puget Sound. A March appearance of L pod has never been reported, and some researchers say it is further evidence of strange and dangerous conditions in the Pacific Ocean. Only the J pod can be expected to be found in and out of the Puget Sound throughout winter.\n\nThese pods have been studies for close to 30 years. The members of the pod are all closely related to one another, and the adult males remain with their family for life. Over 50 members make up the K and L pods.\n\nOver the years, the mortality rates of the whales have increased. The population of salmon in their home waters has decreased due to habitat destruction, overfishing, and damming. \n\nPuget Sound's orcas were labeled as endangered as of February 2006.\n\nHope this helps!
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i think there is one in rabbit creek area...i usually go skeet shooting out past big lake i'm not sure what it's called since i don't do the driving i just do the shooting. try looking here. http://www.nrahq.org/shootingrange/findlocal.asp?State=AK
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isnt like alaska or canada
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Allegash Waterway, Maine 1976. \n\nhttp://www.ufocasebook.com/Allagash.html
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theres a great bar in Indian Alaska called the Brown Bear saloon. great rustic place. i luv it there!
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Fairbanks, Alaska! I used to live there. Hockey was HUGE, as was skiing, skijoring, ice skating, snow shoe softball (my personal favorite), and the like.
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Alaska - it has the Arctic Ocean to the North,  and the Pacific Ocean to the South.
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the place where the glaciers originate from.
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Rhode Island - Alaska