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Distinguishing Kalifornsky CDP from Kalifornsky village[edit]

FYI. A few days ago I edited this article with additional info from the Alaska Community Database & from some other sources in order to help make clear its status as not a town or city (no local government), to add some local history, and to disambiguate it from Kalifornsky village. I also changed the page Kalifornsky from being a redirect page to being a disambiguation page. I'm working extensively on improving the article on Peter Kalifornsky, after whose ancestor Kalifornsky village was names (& eventually also Kalifornsky Beach Road, & hence Kalifornsky CDP). Also added sources for the info I provided; the original article has no sourcing, though given its standard look in comparison with other Alaska community pages, it looks like it came out of somebody's database -- maybe one from the U.S. census, since it doesn't have the look of the Alaska Community Database, with which I am intimately familiar. -- Yksin 00:48, 28 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

And FYI, two years later, I have undone this split and re-merged the two articles. While the article on Peter Kalifornsky looks good, the article on the village never really went anywhere and was still mostly word-for-word the "History and Culture" section of this article. If more information is found it may be appropriate to split it back off, but there honestly doesn't seem to be much more to say. Beeblebrox (talk) 02:27, 24 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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