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Table 2.5-1. Number and percent of unique persons receiving QS, by Alaska census area: predicted v. actual
Estimates From The Actuals From The
Supplemental Initial
Analysis File Allocation File
|------------------| |-------------------|
Number Percent Number Percent
of of of of
Census Area Persons Total Persons Total
------------------------- ------- ------ ------- ------
Aleutians East 135 2.5 | 114 2.4
Aleutians West 72 1.3 | 70 1.5
Anchorage Borough 351 6.4 | 294 6.1
Bethel 49 0.9 | 43 0.9
Bristol Bay 16 0.3 | 12 0.2
Dillingham 50 0.9 | 22 0.5
Fairbnks\N. Star 36 0.7 | 37 0.8
Haines 95 1.7 | 89 1.9
Juneau 314 5.7 | 265 5.5
Kenai Peninsula 1,041 19.0 | 843 17.6
Ketchikan 191 3.5 | 151 3.1
Kodiak Borough 586 10.7 | 460 9.6
Lake and Peninsula 33 0.6 | 26 0.5
MatSu Borough 73 1.3 | 71 1.5
Nome 1 0.0 | 1 0.0
North Slope 1 0.0 | . .
NW Arctic 1 0.0 | 1 0.0
Prince of Wales 235 4.3 | 223 4.6
Sitka 404 7.4 | 333 6.9
Skgway\Yakt\Angoon 316 5.8 | 269 5.6
SE Fairbanks . . | 2 0.0
Valdez\Cordova 204 3.7 | 155 3.2
Wade Hampton 4 0.1 | . .
(Continued)
Table 2.5-1. Number and percent of unique persons receiving QS, by Alaska census area:
predicted v. actual.
Supplemental Initial
Analysis File Allocation File
|------------------| |-------------------|
Number Percent Number Percent
of of of of
Census Area Persons Total Persons Total
------------------------- ------- ------ ------- ------
Pburg\Wrangell 572 10.4 | 471 9.8
Yukon\Koyuk 6 0.1 | 5 0.1
Outside Alaska 698 12.7 | 844 17.6
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Totals 5,484 4,801
Notes: 1) The counts of persons from the earlier NMFS data include persons
who were predicted to receive small amounts of QS that equate to 0 IFQs
using 1991 TACs.