Alaska

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Texas is the second largest US State by area.

Yes you do, but only if you are determined to drive because it can be reached by Sea and Air. Alaska is on the far northwest of Canada and if you go to the map you can tell.

3964 miles
It is 4,827 miles according to Google Maps.

Zurich Street is the name of a road in Anchorage, Alaska. It begins with the letter Z.

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Alaska has many mining grounds. My friend went there and filled up 8 containers of gold

They don't "pay you" anything. You have to pay a lot to live in Alaska for many reasons due to the distance from commerce sources, isolation, climate, and availability of urbanized areas. Alaskan's get the dividend, but that hardly makes up for the elevated cost of living.

The Russians owned Alaska until the early 1800's.

Nope

a cold body of water located between north America and eastern Russia IS

salmon, trout just to name a few

North America inset map

International Date Line

Because Canada lies in between the State of Alaska and the contiguous States.

Alaska doesn't have counties, but they have 'boroughs'. The smallest borough in size is the Juneau Borough. The smallest in population is the North Slope

· Aldan (Russia)

· Bowes (Australia)

· Congo (Africa)

· Indus (Pakistan, China, India)

· Johns (New Hampshire)

· Jones (Massachusetts)

· Jubba (Somalia)

· Jurua (Peru, Brazil)

· Karun (Iran)

· Liard (Canada)

· Niger (Africa)

· Pecos (United States)

· Purus (Brazil, a tributary of the Amazon)

· Quinn (Nevada)

· Queen (Rhode Island)

· Rhine (Europe)

· Rhone (Europe)

Saone (Europe)

Seine (Europe)

· Snake (Colorado)

· Topol (Russia)

· Uele (Congo)

· Volga (Russia)

· Vitim (Russia)

· Volta (Africa)

· White (Arkansas & Missouri)

· Xingu (Brazil)

· Yazoo (Mississippi)

· Yukon (Alaska)

Juneau is the second largest US city by area.

The western-most of the Aleutian Islands, which are part of Alaska, extend past 180o.

To name some - Yukon River Tanana River Canning River Kongakut River Abyss Lake Bear Lake Six Mile Lake Swan Lake Granite Mountains Revelation Mountains White Mountains

One thousand five hundred nineteen (1,519) is the air mileage from Seattle, Washington, to Fairbanks, Alaska. That equals 2,445 kilometers or 1,320 nautical miles.

663,267 square miles. World Almanac & Book of Facts 2007

Yes, some AA planes have TVs, or video units. Other planes do not. You'd have to check specifically what flights you are on, and look up the seat map and amenities offered. Some flights have video screens built into the seats, and some have them in the ceiling, and sometimes they give you a portable player to hold.

Alaska is the northernmost STATE of The United States of America and IS NOT contiguous.

The latitude and longitude of Juneau, Alaska is 58º 18' N, 134º 25' W