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	Deadhorse and Prudhoe Bay Photo Gallery by Henk Binnendijk at pbase.com
		Deadhorse is an industrial camp on the North Slope.
		The name stuck, the story claims, and as time went on, the entire area came to be known as ‘Deadhorse’.
		I "lived" in Deadhorse from 1980 til 1987, working a minimum of 12 weeks at a time, with a couple 16ers thrown in so I could time an R and R with something I wanted to do.
	www.pbase.com /henkbinnendijk/deadhorse (400 words)

	Deadhorse, Alaska - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Most land between Deadhorse and the Arctic Ocean (Beaufort Sea) is leased by BP which runs the Prudhoe Bay oil field, the largest oil field in the United States.
		Deadhorse has an all weather airport with daily flights from Anchorage and Fairbanks on Alaska Airlines and is also serviced by several private charter carriers.
		Deadhorse Alaska was opened to the public in 1981, since then in Deadhorse and Prudhoe Bay it has experienced a rapid growth in tourism to see the oil pipeline and for some to join the Polar bear club which requires to swim, or fully dip oneself into the artic ocean.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Deadhorse (504 words)

	Deadhorse Alaska \| Dalton Highway - Onroute Destinations
		Deadhorse is the end of the Dalton Highway, a rough and ready drive from Fairbanks, through some of the finest scenery in Alaska.
		Deadhorse is several miles from the Arctic Ocean.
		The Dalton Highway begins 83 miles north of Fairbanks, and runs to to Deadhorse and the oil fields of Prudhoe Bay.
	www.onroute.com /destinations/alaska/deadhorse.html (633 words)

	Deadhorse Canyon Project
		Deadhorse Canyon is located in Southeast Seattle, in Lakeridge Park.
		SUN and Friends of Deadhorse Canyon applied for a grant from the King County Natural Resource Stewardship Network to fund this effort.
		Three major goals of this project are 1) improved knowledge of the natural resources in Deadhorse Canyon; 2) guidance for FDC on conducting future restoration efforts; and 3) improving FDC’s ability to utilize community resources to meet their goals.
	www.seattleurbannature.org /Projects/deadhorse.html (339 words)

	Jonah Goldberg on ANWR on National Review Online
		Deadhorse chauvinists are quick to brag that this sprawling, gravel-lined lot of airplane hangars, cargo dumps, and corrugated trailers has a ZIP code; once this postal luxury has been mentioned, the frills drop off dramatically.
		Deadhorse is the central spur for oil activity on the North Slope of Alaska, specifically the area known as Prudhoe Bay.
		At the terminal in Deadhorse, we boarded a beat-up old yellow school bus that serves as the shuttle to planes bound for the "remote" areas on the North Slope.
	www.nationalreview.com /flashback/goldberg200503180758.asp (4103 words)

	Deadhorse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Deadhorse is an industrial camp on the North Slope.
		There is no alcohol in Deadhorse, the town is completely dry.
		The name stuck, the story claims, and as time went on, the entire area came to be known as ‘Deadhorse’.
	henkbinnendijk.tripod.com /deadhorse (258 words)

	The History of Deadhorse - ExploreNorth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Deadhorse is known as the land base for Prudhoe Bay offshore oil drilling, and lies 206 miles southeast of Barrow and 625 miles north of Anchorage.
		Application was made to the state and federal governments to construct a hot-oil pipeline to Valdez, and construction on the pipeline began in 1973.
		Deadhorse developed to house personnel, provide support for drilling operations, and to transport oil down the pipeline.
	www.explorenorth.com /library/communities/alaska/bl-Deadhorse.htm (250 words)

	Driving the "Haul Road" to Deadhorse, Alaska
		The road is gravel, the steepest grade is 12 percent (a 12 foot rise in elevation for every 100 foot of travel), the highest summit is Atigun Pass at 4,800 feet, and the major attraction is the Trans-Alaska Pipeline.
		We left, in part, because of the weather, in part, to the lack of anything other than oil fields and well houses to look at, and because we had to be back in Eagle River in two-and-a-half days.
		Several hours outside of Deadhorse heading south, we came upon a herd of three extra-large bull Musk Ox -- directly at the side of the road.
	web.hulteen.com /eric/deadhorse.html (1650 words)

	Bird Watching Areas - Deadhorse Trail Montrose, CO - eatstayplay.com
		Deadhorse Trail offers good views of Deadhorse gulch and East Portal on the Gunnison River, as well as good birding.
		Deadhorse Gulch is the large side drainage located just east of the overlook (and the fence).
		Directions: To get to Deadhorse Trail from Montrose: start out going east on Highway 550, turn left on CO-92, towards Crawford.l The North Rim is located 11 miles south of Crawford, via CO Hwy 92 and North Rim Road (closed in winter).
	www.eatstayplay.com /html/co/a2268p333c2160.html (282 words)

	Flying To Alaska - Flight Tips for Pilots in Alaska - Arctic Alaska (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Deadhorse is the northern terminal for construction and operation of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and is located 5 miles south of Prudhoe Bay on Alaska's North Slope.
		The Deadhorse Airport is a public use airport owned by the State of Alaska.
		Deadhorse, with its close proximity to the Arctic Ocean, encounters frequent fog conditions preventing VFR flight.
	www.alaska.faa.gov /flytoak/arctic.htm (1126 words)

	Alaska: bus to deadhorse, The (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		This is where Dave and Mary plan to begin their week-long bike ride to Deadhorse, 300 miles north.
		Fred says that the Arctic coastal plain is so thick with ducks, geese and cranes in the spring, he has to slow down to avoid hitting them as they fly across the road.
		We arrive in Deadhorse about 9:30 p.m., a half-hour after the hotel has stopped serving dinner, but at least we have rooms reserved.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qa3787/is_200202/ai_n9054047 (1375 words)

	Welcome to Bald Mountain Scientific
		Bald Mountain is excited to anounce the opening of its new base in Deadhorse!
		Bald Mountain is operating its new 300 series Twin Otter and its 900 horsepower Honeywell powered Single Turbine Otter on the North Slope starting the beginning of December 2005.
		Our base in Deadhorse has warm storage for perishable freight and a passenger staging area with clean rest rooms and hot coffee.
	www.baldmountainscientific.com (395 words)

	Dalton
		And the map showed that the only road leading to Deadhorse was called the Dalton Highway.
		Deadhorse, on Prudhoe Bay--right beside the Arctic Ocean!
		Then hobbled the next 120 miles to Deadhorse at between 10 and 40 mph.
	lynnsroadtrip.homestead.com /Dalton.html (1098 words)

	Deadhorse Alaska Resource Guide, City or community of Deadhorse, Alaska Facts, Information, Relocation, Real Estate, ...
		The amount of land area in Deadhorse is 74.023 sq.
		The distance from Deadhorse to Washington DC is 3595 miles.
		Deadhorse is positioned 70.20 degrees north of the equator and 148.51 degrees west of the prime meridian.
	www.usacitiesonline.com /akcountydeadhorse.htm (173 words)

	Alaska Trip Information - 7th message
		The road stops at Deadhorse, or at least in the Prudhoe Bay area.
		From Deadhorse to Barrow you can either go on the airways (V438, which is the same as direct: 178 nm) or you can stay slightly south of the airway to go along the coast (which is a bit longer, depending how you go).
		The road network around Prudhoe Bay extends some miles to the west, but all roads past Deadhorse are closed to the public.
	www.sportflight.com /alaska2/alaska7.html (2017 words)

	Contract Dispute of Condor Reliaibility Services, Inc., Findings and Recommendations of the Dispute Resolution Officer
		For example, Condor does not explain what it intended in bidding the contract in terms of transportation to and from Deadhorse and why it was not reasonable for it to plan on the air travel that ultimately was required.
		It apparently assumed that Deadhorse was not a remote location and that its costs to perform the contract there would be no greater [than] costs at other locations.
		Prudhoe Bay and Deadhorse are at the end of the Dalton Hwy.
	www.faa.gov /agc/odra/00_157dr.htm (3232 words)

	How Deadhorse Got Its Name
		Another story in recent circulation cites a cheechako who somehow wandered into the Beaufort Sea area, found a caribou skull, and mistakenly proclaimed that this sign would be used to name this area Deadhorse.
		Because I have found out the truth, the real origin of the name “Deadhorse” told to me by not one, but three different old-timers who have worked on the Slope since cat train days.
		One story says the “Deadhorse Haulers” got its name because, at that time, the trucking company had the contract to haul away dead horses in the Fairbanks area.
	www.munnwerks.com /Prudhoe/Deadhorsename.htm (751 words)

	Deadhorse, Alaska (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The first person I was to meet in Deadhorse was the right one.
		I was, perhaps for the last time in my life, to see the airstrip of Deadhorse without knowing really if I was landing or taking off.
		It was snowing outside, I could feel the bellows of the airplanes, turning in a round sound like a primordial pulse, perhaps this of the bull of soap.
	www.bikereader.com /contributors/Marthaler/alaska.html (831 words)

	Deadhorse/Arctic Ocean (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		A note about Deadhorse: Just about everywhere one looked, there were signs of humanity and creativity--expressed wherever possible.
		For instance, two bolts on the end of a pipe seal become a "smiley face"; a sign reading "Dip" becomes one reading "Clam Dip is good." Examples abounded.
		Deadhorse was like a "ghost town" that wasn't dead--an empty, undead town, that persisted on the dregs of greed.
	www.fifedrum.org /rhinohug/Tundra9.html (307 words)

	Norgasco, Inc.
		Norgasco, Inc. is an industrial natural gas utility located in the Deadhorse, Alaska.
		NORGASCO reads all of the gas meters in Deadhorse on the 15th and last days of every month.
		Visually inspect exhaust vents from your natural gas equipment to make sure there is no ice buildup which could restrict the flow from the vent.
	www.alaska.net /~norgasco (752 words)

	Biking - Deadhorse to Valdez, Alaska (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The first thing I did in Deadhorse was try to find out if I could ride my bike into the restricted zone (the only road to the Arctic Ocean is through oil fields).
		I met 2 cyclist that had all their camping gear (like me) on their bikes and were both headed for Deadhorse.
		I told the man that I had biked from Deadhorse and he said, " I though you looked familiar" and then he told me that he was man that gave me 2 bananas near Coldfoot.
	home.comcast.net /~tstag/old_Journals/b08d_Alaska.htm (9686 words)

	Deadhorse Cave - October 2002 - FarnellFamily.com
		James and I (Matthew) went to Deadhorse Cave yesterday with Steve, John, and Brian.
		I also read that there is also something called the "Misery Crawl." Deadhorse Cave is the longest lava tube in North America at 2.739 miles.
		If you are interested in learning about caves, becoming a responsible caver, and visiting some awesome caves like the ones pictured here, please visit the Oregon Grotto Web Site or join a local grotto near you.
	www.farnellfamily.com /pictures/Spelunking/2002-10_Deadhorse_Cave (302 words)

	Deadhorse, Alaska (Cities)
		Deadhorse is located in North Slope Borough at the end of the Dalton Hwy.
		This town is named after the construction company that built it to support oil drilling and production in the area.
		Deadhorse is known as the land base for Prudoe Bay offshore oil drilling.
	www.akohwy.com /d/deadhors.htm (117 words)

	Thunderbear 238
		I was tempted to describe the world renowned Deadhorse ballet, The Deadhorse Opera, The Deadhorse Museum of Modern Art.
		The internationally acclaimed Deadhorse Summer Festival of the Arts, the University of Deadhorse and so on.
		"Deadhorse is the Gateway to the Arctic Ocean!" I said emphatically.
	www.workingnet.com /thunderbear/238.html (5864 words)

	Alaska magazine \| The Bus to Deadhorse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		What to do: Fishing for arctic grayling is especially good in the many rivers accessible from the highway.
		Trips may include overnights at Coldfoot Camp and Deadhorse, stops at Wiseman, and tours to the oilfield and Arctic Ocean.
		Although the Express doesn’t stop for picture taking—it’s transportation, not a tour—we have just enough time to shoot some photos of this historic old mining town while Fred delivers boxes of supplies to some of the local residents.
	www.alaskamagazine.com /stories/0202/feature_thebus.shtml (1526 words)

	ADVrider - Dalton Hwy to Deadhorse
		Me and a buddy were at Deadhorse on Aug. 4th, starting a UCC.
		The one thing I'll ad, since we left Fairbanks at 3 PM; as an alternative to staying at Coldfoot, we stayed at a hunting camp in Wiseman, which is 11 miles north of Coldfoot, and about 2 miles west from the Dalton Hwy.
		There were snow capped peaks all the way in to Deadhorse.
	www.advrider.com /forums/showthread.php?t=50861 (2727 words)

	Joy, Coldfoot, Deadhorse, and the Arco Polarbear Club
		Deadhorse is the town which caters to the workers of the Prudhoe Bay oilfields.
		After a great lunch at the fourteen dollar lunch buffet at the Prudhoe Bay Hotel the tour group bid a farewell to our tourguide Dave, and we boarded a Frontier airways plane and flew back south to Fairbanks.
		Back in Fairbanks I did as I was told to by Chuck, who I’ve met in Coldfoot on that first night above the Arctic Circle, and went to ‘Ivory Jacks’, a true roadhouse in the Alaskan roadhouse tradition at the north side of the city.
	www.mastgeneralstore.com /monroe/z082898.php3 (2439 words)

	He-Man.org Forums - MOTU collection has to go
		I'm just wondering if I am thinking to high here, any opinions will be greatly appreciated.
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		When I first started selling things online a long time ago, I used to think lot sales were the way to go.
	www.he-man.org /forums/boards/showthread.php?t=115988 (1059 words)

	Deadhorse (SCC) Airport Questions and Answers - DEADHORSE, AK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Deadhorse (SCC) Airport Questions and Answers - DEADHORSE, AK Login
		This area allows you to ask and answer questions about Deadhorse (SCC) in Deadhorse, AK.
		If you ask a question, it will be emailed to any MyAFD member who has signed up to be a "Guide" for this airport so that they can try to answer your question.
	www.myafd.com /Airport_Questions/SCC (165 words)

	The Evil Alaskan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		When I got to Deadhorse, I ate my dinner, read a little bit, and then took a two hour nap.
		He was taking the stupid shuttle in the morning, so I have to wait till 11am to get out of here.
		There are 2 more people coming from Deadhorse too, and they didn't do the tour, so we'll see how happy they are, that they are stuck here till 11am.
	www.livejournal.com /users/kornmonkie (1551 words)

	Deadhorse Airport Deadhorse, Alaska (Airports)
		USA > Alaska > Deadhorse > Transportation > Air Travel > Airports
		Deadhorse Airport serves Deadhorse and is owned by St Of Ak Dotpf Nor Reg.
		The facility is at an elevation of 57 feet at a distance of about a mile or less from Deadhorse.
	www.ohwy.com /ak/s/scc.htm (89 words)

	Deadhorse Point State Park
		An official state tourism site, the website gives information to assist the tourist in planning and executing a trip to Dead Horse Point State Park, as well as other sites in Utah.
		Deadhorse Point State Park offers a magnificent view of the canyon-contained Colorado River, at a 2,000 foot drop from the lookout.
		Southern Utah has been a favorite spot for many Hollywood movies, and Deadhorse Point State Park is no exception.
	www.byways.org /browse/byways/2474/places/35300 (150 words)

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