What is the distance from Newtok to the nearest major city?

The distance from Newtok to Tununak is approximately 32.2 miles or 51.8 kilometers.

How do I calculate the driving distance from Newtok?

To calculate the driving distance from Newtok, enter your destination in the "To" field in our route calculator. The calculator will show you the road distance, estimated driving time, and route options.

What are the GPS coordinates of Newtok?

The GPS coordinates of Newtok are latitude: 60.937744 and longitude: -164.6303862.

Is there a toll-free route from Newtok to other cities?

Our distance calculator provides multiple route options, including potential toll-free alternatives when available. Enter your destination to see all possible routes from Newtok.

How far is Newtok from Alaska major attractions?

You can use our distance calculator to find the exact distance from Newtok to any major attraction in Alaska. Simply enter the attraction name in the destination field to get precise driving directions and distance information.

What is the closest airport to Newtok?

To find the closest airport to Newtok, use our distance calculator and enter the airport name or "airport near Newtok" in the destination field. This will show you the distance, driving directions, and estimated travel time.

How long does it take to drive from Newtok to other cities in Alaska?

The driving time from Newtok to other cities depends on the specific destination, traffic conditions, and route taken. Our calculator provides estimated driving times along with the distance information to help you plan your trip effectively.

Distance to Newtok, Alaska

Name: Newtok
Address: Newtok, Alaska, US

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Location Information

Full Address

Newtok, AK 99559
Coordinates

60.937744, -164.6303862
Location

Newtok , Alaska , US
Timezone

America/Anchorage
Current Local Time

6:28:59 AM America/Anchorage

Thursday, June 5, 2025
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About Newtok

Newtok is a small village on the Ningliq River in the Bethel Census Area, Alaska, United States. The population is zero as of late 2024, down from 321 in 2000, and the village has been abandoned. Climate change and river erosion forced the primarily Central Yup'ik Alaska Native village to consider relocation.