Alaska

It became a US Territory in 1912 and a State in 1959.

the nosed iceberg is in Alaska and it might be in the mountains.

Alaska was discovered in 1728 by Vitus Bering. He established a settlement in 1741. It was purchased from Russia in 1868 and was made a US Territory in 1912. It became a US State in 1959.

Where the sun shines it is referred to as daytime. However, this is not true in some areas of the world which have light for 24 hours over many months, for example, in Alaska.

It's a large island in the Gulf of Alaska, south of the Kenai Peninsula.

For about 120 years.

Yes, the western border of Canada, it borders with Alaska. See http://maps.google.com

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Vitus Bering.

64 Miles In 2006 a british and American made the cross over the bearing strait on foot. It took 15 days, and were subsequently arrested and detained when they arrived.

approximately 55 miles

Answer: The narrowest distance between mainland Russia and mainland Alaska is approximately 55 miles. However, in the body of water between Alaska and Russia, known as the Bering Strait, there lies two small islands known as Big Diomede and Little Diomede.

It crashed off the coast of alaska spilling 61,000 shoes into washington vancouver hawwaii and british columbia

Secretyary of State William Seward.

Mexico is a country but Alaska is not. Alaska is part of the united states.

No it was owned by France until bought by the US

It's size, wealth and natural resources, climate, wildlife, location, way of life, freedom enjoyed by it's citizens, Permanent Fund Dividend, various native cultures, Mt. McKinley, Glaciers, Volcanoes, variety of climates, hours of daylight / darkness, size of vegetables grown here, people living subsitence lifestyles, Northern Lights, sports and Hot springs all make Alaska unique. Another really unique thing about Alaska is that it contains the Northernmost, Easternmost, and Westernmost points in the U.S. There are too many things to name them all.

Alaska is a state and not a country but you can still feel quite safe there.

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55 high and 36 low

Of course there is phone service. Regular land lines, 2 cell phone companies locally and AT&T now works up here. Don't forget SAT phones from the boats too.

Yes, there are mice in Alaska, particularly the deer mouse and the house mouse. These species have adapted to the colder climate and can be found in various habitats, including forests, tundra, and human settlements. However, the population density is generally lower compared to warmer regions due to the harsh environmental conditions.

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The distance between the two places is 141 miles.

This is an approximate direct (straight line) distance. During actual travel, this distance may change if a different flight route is chosen.

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