Alaska

It is the largest US State in area.

The Pacific is much too large to be categorized into one "region" -please be more specific about my beloved Pacific...

No.

1973. Probably May 19. I was there, but I'm curious to know what time of day the concert was held?

As a military dependent yes to pcs to Alaska you will have to be command sponsored. Each branch has different requirements as to what has to be done but the basic is of course medical. Also possibly required is mental and dental clearance.

Sitka covers a total area of 4,811.5 square miles and has an estimated 9,000 residents.

LOnhro pipeline

Soviet Union(russia)

I believe if you hike well above timberline even in California you will see tundra. I'd have to look it up, but fore every 10,000 ft climb, it's like going x degrees north latitude. I've been in it 11,000 feet altitude.

American Airlines flight 278, nonstop from Dallas - Fort Worth airport to Anchorage, has a scheduled duration of 6 hours 40 minutes. Currently (as of 8-30-08) there seems to be one nonstop flight a day each way. It leaves Dallas at 3:45 pm and arrives Anchorage 7:25 pm. (Source -- CheapTickets http://www.cheaptickets.com/App/ViewFlightSearchResults?retrieveParams=true&z=61d&r=7v&z=61f&r=7x&lastPage=interstitial )

Alaska and Hawaii (which are U.S. states) and the Virgin Islands (which is a U.S. territory) do not require a passport if traveling within the U.S.

The State of Alaska gives a part of the earnings it makes from investing its oil, timber and mineral revenue back to residents of Alaska. Back in the early 1980s, the state put together a "Permanent Fund". The idea was to invest money that it earned from its natural resources into investments and then to be able to use the earnings ("dividends") from those investments as the means to fund the state. In other words, the state would have a permanent source of funding revenue (interest from its principal investments) long after resources (especially oil) were no longer generating revenue for the state. Part of the law that enacted the Permanent Fund requires the state to return a percentage of those dividends back to the residents of Alaska. Each year, the Alaska Permanent Fund Division projects earnings from the fund, performs calculations that normalize those earnings over a five year period and then takes a percentage of that calculation and divides it across the number of qualified residents to receive a share of the earnings. That amount becomes the annual share of the dividend that the Alaskan residents receive. This is consistent with a Constitutional requirement for the Alaskan government to extract the greatest benefit of its resources to the common and individual state citizen. This is not the same as paying someone to live there. Instead, it is more of a wealth sharing approach to the money the state earns from selling its resources.

It's going to be a long walk and what part of Alaska too

Yes, Canada is bigger than the US, including Alaska.

If the property is jointly owned by the married couple it generally reverts automatically to the surviving spouse and does not enter probate. If the married couple lived in a community property state the property does not need to have both names on the title for it revert to sole ownership by the surviving spouse. The procedure for changing deeds/titles to real property is established by state law. Contact the land recorder or assessor's office in the city or county where the property is located.

Many indigenous populations were decimated drastically, because of the many who died from the flu.

Lompoc, CA

There are 16 Boroughs in the State instead of counties.

Yes they did.

I pay 3.79 a gallon with a contract. southcentral Alaska

Yes they do! They have many different cruise packages available to choose from lasting anywhere from 3 nights 4 days up to nearly 3 weeks.

It is 2,936.04 miles according to MapQuest.

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Yes it is a major Alaskan export.