Alaska

It generally takes a year. Definitely for school you need to be here a year. Which includes filing taxes for Ca. Getting a Driver's license and so on.

no

I think U.S.A because, the other three are part of the U.S.A.

No. Canada is a county in the continent of North America, north of the United States. The United States is also a country on the continent of North America. Mexico is a country located south of the United States, on the continent of South America. Alaska is a state of the United States, located west, north-west, of Canada. And since Alaska is the only state, the other names on the list being countries, Alaska is the answer.

The driving distance between Las Vegas, NV and Anchorage, AK is approximately 3535 miles. The driving time would be approximately 72 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.)

no because of the aluetion change(group of island) Alaska is farther west.

The Bering Sea Bridge.

1867

Mexico and Alaska are approximately the same size:

Mexico: 1,972,550 square km (761,606 square mi)

Alaska: 1,717,854 square km (663,268 square mi)

Mexico is slightly larger than Alaska, by 14%.

About 275 miles.

An Aleut.

I will take center of India as target. They are 6220 miles (approximate distance) away from each other. Note that this is a straight distance between the two places. The actual distance may vary according to the flight path or road/sea route chosen.

A test has to be taken first in order that the FCC can confirm your competency at the radio. After that the FCC will give you a call sign, as part of the fee paid for your test. You may purchase a Vanity call sign and a list of appropriate agencies can be obtained from the FCC, the club that you are signing up to and the world wide web.

An Alaska roll is a popular form of sushi, widely eaten in the United States, made with raw salmon.

Because Barrow is above the Arctic Circle the sun never rises there in winter, but it isn't totally dark. Much of the time it is twilight and there is still the light of the stars and sometimes the moon.

More than any other place in North America.

The Aleutian Islands are not accesible by train from anywhere. Only boats or planes can get you there.

The Last Frontier is Alaska's nickname. It is thought of as "The Last Frontier" because of its rugged landscape and climate and its distance from the lower 48 U.S. states.

Alaska is fun. It's just like any other state.

Steel

I'd go with Mt. Mckinley. It is the highest point above sea level in North America and the tallest mountain, from base to peak, in the world. In Alaska, we use the native word "Denali" for the mountain, meaning "the high one".

4,147 miles Pulkovo Airport to Seward Airport

It makes you a native of Alaska, just like being born in Florida makes you a native of Florida. However, it does not mean you're a Native American--that has nothing to do with where you are born, but what your biological heritage is.

4348 miles

Yes you can. There are two or three ways you could go. You could go west and straight up the west coast, through British Columbia, and into Alaska. Or you could go north from GA up to the Great Lakes and into Canada that way. Cross Canada and into Alaska. I think in the long run the gas prices would be cheaper the longer you stay stateside. Either way you will have to go through Canada to get there. Our gas prices on the West coast are now 3.00+ a gallon.