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Kotzebue

American  
[kawt-suh-boo] / ˈkɔt səˌbu /

noun

  1. August Friedrich Ferdinand von 1761–1819, German dramatist.


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After nearly ten hours in the air, his fuel running out, Maultsby put his plane down on a strip of ice at a government radar station in Kotzebue, on the western edge of Alaska.

From Literature

Alaskan Malamutes take their name from an Inuit tribe that settled along the shores of Kotzebue Sound in north-western Alaska, according to the American Kennel Club.

From BBC

Residents of Kotzebue, a town of about 3,000, are used to polar conditions, so Desiree Hagen still had to get to work.

From BBC

Ms Hagen is a reporter at a public radio station, KOTZ, which airs across Kotzebue and its 12 surrounding villages.

From BBC

Watching an iceberg float by her office window in Kotzebue, Desiree Hagen is hoping enough senators will cross the aisle.

From BBC