Terror at Portlock: What Really Happened | Nantinaq Encounters! (4.11 EXP)
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Jutting into the Bay on the southern tip of the Kenia Peninsula is the mysterious ghost town of Portlock, Alaska. Legend has it that this once peaceful and successful canary town, hugging the coast of Chatham Bay, fell victim to a primal (perhaps supernatural) darkness between the 1920s and 1940s, suffering bizarre tragedies and disappearances, which culminated in the shuttering and abandonment of the town around 1950. And there it sits to this day. Like a Ghost.
Some say it was a natural transition. Others, including some locals and natives of the area, lay the blame at the Nantinaq – a fearsome and elusive creature from Aleut legend.
From murdered loggers to giants in the woods, we dig through the original sources to get to the heart of this hairy darkness. So, get out your Belief Hole compass and set a course with us for Alaska Bay as we explore this haunting mystery, trying to separate fact from fiction in the terrifying legend of Portlock Alaska.
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REFERENCED IMAGES

REFERENCED VIDEOS
- VIDEO| In Search of the Port Chatham Hairy Man (Portlock Alaska)
Extreme Expeditions Northwest, LLC - VIDEO| Nanwalek (KEB) Runway 01 approach, March 13, 2018
R&M Consultants, Inc.
WEB SOURCES
- Lewis MacDonald’s Alaska Salmon Cannery Chronology, 1878-1950
Alaska Historical Society - Canneries of Alaska
National Park Service - The Southern Kenai Peninsula Salmon Fishery, 1911-1945
NPS + MacDonald, “Chronological History of Salmon Canneries - U.S. Geological Survey (1920). “Mineral Resources of Alaska, 1918”. Bulletin –
United States Geological Survey, Volumes 710–712. - ARCHIVE| Port Chatham left to spirits | ‘Nantiinaq’ sightings and spirits led to desertion of Alaska village
Homer Tribune | Naomi Klouda - ARCHIVE| 1973 Anchorage Daily News – Portlock: home of a Sasquatch?
Robert J. Dolezal | Anchorage Daily News - Framing Nantiinaq: Alaska’s best known cryptid homicide case debunked
Anchorage Press - Robert Dolezal Author Info
Library Thing - Eagle River, Anchorage, 1990
Bigfoot Encounters (Website) - The Monster of Port Chatham
Brian Dunning - Alexandrovsk – English Bay in its Traditional Way – Vol 1
ChugachHeritageak.org
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