NOME HOME is a term that refers to two places in Alaska. Nome is a city located on the Seward Peninsula, and Home is an unincorporated community located in the Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area. Both places are known for their unique climates and landscapes, as well as their rich cultural heritage. Nome is home to the Native Alaskan Inupiat people, while Home is home to the Athabascan people. Both places have been inhabited for thousands of years and are popular tourist destinations.