Editing Wrangell, Alaska (section)

==Transportation==
[[Image:Wrangell Ferry MV Matanuska.JPG|thumb|Alaska Marine Highway ferry ''[[MV Matanuska]]'' in Wrangell]]
On Wrangell Island, Wrangell has two forms of transportation: ferry and airplane. The island offers a network of paved roads and miles of logging trails.

===Ferry===
The [[Alaska Marine Highway]] serves Wrangell on its [[Inside Passage]] route with regular northbound and southbound stops linking residents and visitors to the rest of [[Alaska Panhandle|Southeast Alaska]].<ref>{{cite web
| title = State of Alaska ferries
| publisher = [[Alaska Marine Highway System]]
| url = http://WWW.DoT.State.AK.US/amhs/
}}</ref>

===Airport===
[[File:Wrangell_Alaska_Airlines_Combi.JPG|left|thumb|Passengers boarding an [[Alaska Airlines]] airplane at Wrangell Airport]]
There are two daily scheduled [[Boeing 737|Boeing 737-700/800]] flights; passenger jet service is operated by [[Alaska Airlines]] at the [[Wrangell Airport]]. One plane arrives in the morning and one plane in the evening. Sunrise Aviation provides float plane service to the region.

===Roads===
[[File:Wrangell_Zimovia_highway_June_7th_2016.jpg|thumb|View of the Zimovia Highway just south of town]]
The primary road is the [[Zimovia Highway]] along the west side of the island for 14 miles. Except for the highway and most roads in town, the rest are unpaved logging trails, forest service roads, and hiking trails. Isheyama Drive, which is on the east side south of the golf course, is paved for two miles. At the former terminus of the road is a view spot of Eastern Passage for pedestrians. Ballard's, named for a fisherman, does not have safe small-boat landing. A logging road runs almost all the way through to Pat's Creek road six miles south to bisect the island east–west to Shoemaker Bay, however a half-mile or less is incomplete according to one forest service timber harvest contract. The ''Reagan Road'' has been suggested as a name for the future street.
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