Yakataga City is a ghost town located in the southeastern part of Alaska, USA. It was established in the early 1900s as a mining camp during the Copper River and Northwestern Railway construction. The town had a school, post office, hotel, and some houses.
Yakataga City became abandoned in the 1950s when the copper mining operations ceased. The town was also affected by the Good Friday earthquake in 1964, which caused significant damage to the infrastructure. Today, only a few remnants of buildings and foundations remain, making it a popular spot for exploration and photography.
The area around Yakataga City is known for its natural beauty, with pristine beaches and abundant wildlife. It is a popular spot for outdoor activities like fishing, hunting, and birdwatching. Despite its remote location, Yakataga City still attracts some visitors who are interested in the history and natural surroundings of the area.