Noatak, Alaska Ghost Tales The sunlight hours in Noatak, Alaska are identical to sunlight hours anywhere else, but after sunset one may perhaps witness some bloodcurdling things. Scores of phantom sightings have been passed on by the people who live here. Several people who live here say these reports are lies, but not all of the residents of Noatak are alive. These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently. The ghost of an aged prospector with a big mustache and a wooden leg emerged near the entrance to Bering Land Bridge National Preserve digging a crack. This phantom is fantastically active in this vicinity; there have been many additional accounts of this particular phantom. Locals here who have witnessed this spirit claim this spirit loves scaring foolish people who are fearless enough to disturb the calm in Noatak. The ghost of a flight attendant was observed looking at a lady snoozing on a mattress in an apartment in Noatak. This is one of those phantoms that is spotted repeatedly in the neighborhood. People       here assert that this ghost can be the spirit of a person who lived here who passed on here in Noatak a long time ago. The ghost of an aged cleaning lady showed up in a convenience store in the Noatak area. The watcher ran off after he noticed the ghost. One of the locals strongly alleges that this ghost may well be a celebrated yesteryear inhabitant   of Noatak. A black as coal crow that shape-shifted into a female was observed struggling out of a drain hole on a Noatak residential street after midnight. The ghost didn't mind that there was someone other present. The ghost of a young female dressed as a maid has regularly been witnessed poking around in mailboxes in the early morning hours in Noatak. Submit a ghost sighting for Noatak, Alaska: Your Name: Write or Paste Input here: Upload picture:       Other haunted towns near Noatak, Alaska: Deering, Alaska, 40 miles away Kivalina, Alaska, 50 miles away        The latest ghost sightings from around the world All haunted towns and cities in Alaska Lies about Noatak