Alaska

about 6 days, based on it took me four days to get from Tok, Alaska to Minneapolis via the Alcan Hwy and I've done Atlanta to Minneapolis in 2 days. I drive 10-16 hours per day.

The purchase was made on 30 March 1867 and the check for payment in full was issued on 1 August 1868.

Much of it is a wilderness.

They are never searching for Alaska herself. So, no.

North Star Borough

Alaska has very few roads primarily due to its vast and rugged terrain, which includes mountains, forests, and rivers that make construction challenging and expensive. Additionally, much of the state is sparsely populated, leading to limited demand for extensive road networks. The harsh climate and remote locations also contribute to the preference for air and water transport over road travel. As a result, many areas remain accessible only by plane or boat.

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Its first non Native American settelers were Russians.

Kosovo is the top of an iceberg that lies between Russia and Alaska.

Alaska has Denali.

The driving distance between Indianapolis, IN and Anchorage, AK is approximately 3910 miles. The driving time would be approximately 81 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.)

The Distance is Appox: 2981 Miles (4797 Kilometers)

From June of 1942 until August of 1943.

Yes

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The purchase price for Alaska was 7.2 million dollars, or about 2 cents per acre.

carl b stokes is alaska's treasurer

There are no states in Canada. There are, however, provinces and territories.

British Columbia (a Province) shares part of its border with Alaska, as does Yukon (a territory).

Arizona was the 48th US State and it got statehood 47 years before Alaska became the 49th US State Arizona became a State in the same year that Alaska became a formal US Territory.

The US gained 20 percent in expansion in buying Alaska from Russia in 1867.

Russia owned what is now Alaska, the 49th state of the US. Many of Seward's critics mocked the purchase. However, looking back it can be seen to have been a wise purchase by Seward.

i'm not from Alaska so all i know is it's cold. One way you would know this is because Alaska is not down south so it's not in the sunbelt!

In Alaska, it is illegal to keep wolf eels as pets or for aquarium use. Wolf eels, which are a species of marine fish, are protected under state regulations due to their ecological importance. Additionally, harvesting or possessing them without a proper permit can result in fines or other penalties. Always check with local wildlife authorities for the most current regulations.

Alaska was purchased by the United States from Russia.

Yes