Tanana
Tanana is a name used for several related places and peoples in interior Alaska. It is most commonly associated with the Tanana River, the Tanana people, and various institutions named after them.
Tanana River: The Tanana River is a major river in interior Alaska and a tributary of the
Tanana people: The Tanana are an Indigenous Athabaskan group of Alaska. Their traditional homeland lies along
Tanana language: Tanana is a Northern Athabaskan language with dialects attributed to the Upper Tanana and
Tanana (settlement): The name is also used for a small rural community in Alaska named after the
Tanana Chiefs Conference: A regional consortium of Alaska Native tribes in the interior, formed to coordinate