The altitude of the North Star will not change from any point on Earth. However, the declination changes depending upon where you are and when - It is less than 90 degrees.
A city in Alaska would be Fairbanks.
Seattle The folks is Alaska would like to dispute that. Barrow Alaska is the northern most incorporated area, but only has a population of 4000. Fairbanks Alaska is the most northern US City with a population over 20,000.
They are in Alaska.
That would depend a great deal on where you were leaving from. Fairbanks, Alaska is 3837 miles. Fairbanks, Arkansas is 67 miles.
Craigslist, yardsales, flea markets would be my choice.
You cannot drive there. From Fairbanks, you can drive north to Point Barrow, but at Point Barrow you would be stopped by the Arctic Ocean. Even if you had a Snow Cat vehicle with treads that was capable of crossing the ice, you would run into pressure ridges in the ice that could not be crossed by a vehicle. You would likely run out of fuel after only a few hundred miles.
45 hours according to google maps.
That is a distance of about 300 miles, depending upon weather conditions it would take about 5 hours.
That would be Alaska.
There is no continent north of Alaska*. But, if you kept going north, you would cross the border from going north to south, or vice versa. Then you would be going south, and hit Asia. *Arctica (North Pole) is not a continent
Wolves do live in the forests of Alaska. However, they usually don't enter towns, and that would include Fairbanks. However, if you wanted to see some wild wolves, there might be a way to do that at one of the nearby forests.
The distance between Anchorage, Alaska and London, England is 4481 miles (7212 km).