Kivalina is a small city located in the Northwest Arctic Borough of Alaska. It is situated on the Chukchi Sea coast along the Kivalina River, about 30 miles south of the Arctic Circle. The area is known for its tundra landscape and vast open spaces. There are few roads and most transportation is done by air or by small boats. Kivalina has a population of around 400 and is home to a traditional Inupiaq village. The city is known for its subsistence lifestyle and its connection to the land and wildlife. There are several tourist attractions near Kivalina, such as the Kivalina State Game Refuge, the Kivalina River, and the Kivalina Lagoon. Kivalina has several facilities and services, including a small airport, a medical clinic, a post office, and a grocery store.