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Village of Bill Moore’s Slough Constitution

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1988

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Location: Southwestern Alaska 

Population: 83 

Date of Constitution: 1988 

 

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Village of Bill Moore’s Slough. 1988. "Land Policy and Constitution of the Bill Moore’s Slough." Kotlik, AK.

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