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A City Where Almost All Residents Live in the Same Building: Children Go to School Through a Tunnel to Avoid Temperatures of Minus 20

On the shores of Prince William Sound in Alaska is one of the most unusual cities in the world. Only about 200 residents live in Whittier, and almost all of them share the same address, a 14-story building that, in addition to apartments, houses the post office, grocery store, police station, infirmary, laundry room, and city administration.

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On the shores of Prince William Sound in Alaska is one of the most unusual cities in the world. Only about 200 residents live in Whittier, and almost all of them share the same address, a 14-story building that, in addition to apartments, houses the post office, grocery store, police station, infirmary, laundry room, and city administration.

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Dnevni list Danas broke the news in Belgrade, Serbia on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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