Moon Phase over Your Town in Alaska Tonight

Towns in Alaska

Select a Nearby Alaska Town Below to See Your Moon:

Adak Island Akutan Airport Ambler Anaktuvuk Pass Anchorage Afb Anchorage Merrill Angoon Aniak Arctic Village Atka Atqasuk Barter Island Bethel Bettles Birchwood Chignik Clarks Point Cold Bay Cordova Deadhorse Deadhorse Deering Dillingham Egegik Elfin Cove Eureka Fairbanks Afb Fairbanks Fairbanks Fort Wainwright Fort Yukon Anchorage Army Heliport Galbraith Lake Galena Gambell Gulkana Gustavus Haines Holy Cross Homer Hoonah Hooper Bay Huslia Hydaburg Igiugig Iliamna Juneau Kake Kalskag Kenai Ketchikan Kinana King Salmon Kipnuk Kivalina Klawock Kodiak Koliganek Kuparuk Kwethluk Manokotak Marshall Mckinley Park Middleton Island Mountain Village Napakiak Nelson Lagoon New Stuyahok Noatak Nome Noorvik Nuiqsut Nunapitchuk Palmer Petersburg Platinum Point Hope Point Lay Point Thomson Port Alsworth Port Heiden Portage Prospect Creek Quinhagak Kotzebue Red Dog Sand Point Scammon Bay Selawik Seldovia Seward Shemya Shishmaref Shungnak Sitka Skagway Sleetmute Soldotna South Naknek St Marys St Paul Island Togiac Village Toksook Bay Unalaska Valdez Wainwright Wasilla Utqiagvik Wrangell Yakutat

Nightfall and Moonrise over Alaska

As night falls, Denali’s peaks fade into twilight, cloaked in a starry veil while the wind hums softly through the silent, snow-draped valleys of Alaska’s rugged heart. At night, the soft hoot of owls drifts across the Kenai Peninsula, weaving through the stillness with the fragrance of blooming fireweed. Under the moon's soft glow, a gray wolf prowls silently through Alaska's snowy forests, seeking shelter in a rocky den as the icy night wind howls through the pines. A red-throated loon floats on a calm lake, tucked near reeds under the starry sky. In , New York, my mom and I sip cocoa, the moon’s light dancing on the lake. New York is located in the United States West and is located in the Southeastern part of the state. The longitude of is -73.9857 degrees, and the latitude is 40.7577 degrees. Here in Alaska, we are looking North to the future.

The current moon phase is called a Full Moon. The moonrise, moonset, and the moon's appearance changes based on the viewer's location. Go out and observe!