Alaska

The distance is 3,698 road miles.

It depends on your car driving stamina. I made it once in 47 hours but the car was hardly stopped the entire drive. I also did it in five days but we stopped for three nights.

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.

Its the Boreal Forest, or Taiga.

In order to board a cruise ship for the first time, you must first check into the embarkation terminal's agent desk with state identification (for domestic-only cruises) or an international passport (for international cruises). Most cruise lines at that point will issue a ship identification card for each member of your party.

In order to enter any cruise terminal after that, you will need to present both the original state/federal ID and the ship ID. In order to enter the ship, you usually only need to present your ship ID.

You also need pants.

From coast to coast, approximately two and a half miles.

The main ports of call are Juneau, Ketchikan, and Skagway, Alaska.

Some alternate ports are Sitka, Icy Strait point.

Southern origination/destination ports are Seattle, Washington, or Vancouver, BC, Canada.

Northern origination/destination points are Seward, Whittier, both of which serve Anchorage.

Are you American? Then you'd need transport visa if you want to cross the Canadian borders. You don't need any passport if you want to go from Texas to Alaska on plane :)

Its called a map

The driving distance between Anchorage, AK and Jacksonville, FL is approximately 4710 miles. The driving time would be approximately 95 hours if you were to travel non-stop in good driving conditions. (The driving time does not take into consideration conditions which may extend trip time such as weather, road work, border crossings and rush hour traffic in urban areas.)

Well, since you didn't specify where in California, we'll assume you mean Northern California. A sailing from Juneau, Alaska to San Francisco (for example) would take about 3.5 days - assuming no stops and an average comfortable cruising speed of about 14 knots. Add an additional day or so for a call on Los Angeles or San Diego. Happy Sailing!

According to Google maps, it is 3,745 miles from Lubbock, Texas to Anchorage, Alaska or 2 days and 16 hours drive time

Where in Tennessee? I have driven from Northern Michigan 8 or 10 times to Alaska. It usually takes about 7 days from there driving an average of 500 or 600 miles a day to get there. Buy the annual guide...The Milepost and it will be a big help for your trip there. It's a fun trip...you should go through the Dakotas into Canada to get to Dawson Creek and then the Alcan highway from there. Don't go to Seattle and up as it is much longer that way. You'll have a good time.

The results of your search for Anchorage, AK (ANC) to Cleveland, OH (CLE)

Shortest Flight Duration * 7 hours 55 mins * Via Chicago O'Hare International Apt, Chicago (ORD) * this includes transfer time at Chicago O'Hare International Apt, Chicago (ORD)

It is 2,242.35 miles according to MapQuest.

The driving distance from Homer AK to San Diego CA is 3,763 road miles.

It is 3,531.97 miles according to MapQuest.

Yukon shares a border with Alaska.

Alaska's national animal is the moose! Some additional facts I found...just for fun. It's state marine mammal is the Bowhead Whale; state bird is the Willow Ptarmigan; state insect is the Four Spots Skimmer Dragonfly; and its state fish is the King Salmon.

Assuming a direct flight path and a speed of 550 miles per hour, approximately 2 hours and 50 minutes.

Alaska is a state. They do not have presidents, but do have governors. No US President has been born in Alaska.

No, Alaska is further north, though some of the southernmost Aleutian Islands are as far south as Ireland.

Yes it does and there are several ice roads across it. Dawson City for example. as well the Yukon Quest and 1,000 mile race is run most on it during February.

Both of them are part of the United States of America.