Water Rising: Co-production and flood mapping in the Native village of Kuigilnguq
Summer high tide in Kuigilnguq.
photo by Gary Evon
The Alaska Native Village of Kuigilnguq (Kwigillingok; pronounced kwee-gill-in-gawk), a word that means “no river” in Yugtun, the traditional Yup’ik language, is a federally recognized Tribe in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta near the southwest coast of the Bering Sea.
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