Alaska

Alaska is larger in size, less densely populated, and has a colder climate compared to Indiana. Indiana, on the other hand, is smaller in size, more densely populated, and has a milder climate with distinct seasons.

No, what is commonly called the north pole is not in Alaska. The term north pole can be used to mean the polar center of the earth or also the magnetic north point of the earth. There is however a town called North Pole in Alaska. It is located in an area called the "Interior" about 100 miles or so south of the Arctic Circle, near the city of Fairbanks. It lies about 15 miles to the East of Fairbanks. The town changed it's name to North Pole years ago in an attempt to lure toy manufacturers to the community and hopefully provide a source of income and revenue. It never happened but it has boosted tourism and there's even a place called "Santa Claus House", the town is decorated with a Christmas theme year round, and every year during the Christmas season the post office is overwhelmed with mail from around the world by people desiring mail with a post mark of North Pole, Alaska.

1. Denali National Park and Preserve, home to North America's tallest peak, Denali.
2. Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau, a popular spot for hiking, kayaking, and glacier viewing.
3. Alaska Native Heritage Center in Anchorage, showcasing the diverse cultures and traditions of Alaska's indigenous peoples.

The highs of Alaska include its stunning natural beauty, abundant wildlife, and unique outdoor recreation opportunities. The lows include harsh winters, isolation in some areas, and higher costs of living due to the remote location.

The treeless plains of Alaska are called tundra. The harsh climate and short growing season make it difficult for trees to grow in this region. Instead, the landscape is dominated by low-lying plants, grasses, mosses, and lichens.

Alaska's temperatures can reach into the 90s°F (32-37°C) in some areas during the summer months. The highest recorded temperature in Alaska was 100°F (38°C) in 1915. However, these extreme temperatures are rare, and the state generally experiences milder summers compared to other parts of the United States.

Ketchikan, Alaska. It averages with over 162 inches of rain per year. Average rainfall in days is over 100 days a year.

Nome Alaska's temperature is 65 degrees F.

This is a trick question. Since Quito, Ecuador is near the equator one might assume it is very hot all year round. Quito is located over 9,000 feet above sea level making the average temperature ALL YEAR ROUND at 67 ºF during the day and 50º F at night.

The state gem of Hawaii is black coral. It is found in deep ocean waters surrounding the Hawaiian Islands and is protected due to its slow growth and vulnerability to overharvesting.

Some territories that are between the same lines of latitude as Alaska include parts of Russia, Canada (Yukon and Northwest Territories), Greenland, and Iceland. These territories are in the high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere.

Latitude 51°20'N to 71°50'N

Longitude 130°W to 172°E

The number of people that died was:

131,115!!!!!!!!!!

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Canada is the country that divides Alaska from the 48 lower US states.

The last known eruption of Mt. McKinley (Denali) occurred over 9000 years ago during the Holocene era. Since then, Mt. McKinley has been classified as a dormant volcano, with no recent eruptive activity.

No, Juneau is the state capital of Alaska. It is not a continental state capital because Alaska is not part of the contiguous United States.

Juneau is the capital of the State of Alaska. According to the city website, the 2006 population is 30,737.
As of 2008, Juneau's population was 30,988.

The Matterhorn is a pyramidal peak, which is a type of mountain characterized by its distinctive shape with four sharp ridges meeting at a point. It is located in the Pennine Alps on the border between Switzerland and Italy.

Montana holds the record at minus 70 degrees F on 20 January 1954 at Rogers Pass which has an elevation of 5,470 feet. That record is followed by:

Peter's Sink Utah at minus 69 degrees F.

Riverside Wyoming at minus 66 degrees F.

Maybell Colorada at minus 61 degrees F.

Idaho, Minnesota and North Dakota have all hit minus 60 degrees F.

The highest recorded temperature in Nome, Alaska was 86 degrees Fahrenheit. That was recorded in the year of 1977.

More than 99% of Alaska is in Alaska Standard Time (UTC-9) from November to March and Alaska Daylight Saving Time (UTC-8) from March to November.

The Aleutian Islands west of 169.5° west longitude are in Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time (UTC-10) from November to March and Hawaii-Aleutian Daylight Saving Time (UTC-9) from March to November.

There is also a tiny village called Metlakatla where the time is always UTC-8. The name of that tiny zone is Metlakatla Time.

In Anchorage, Alaska on December 25th, 2015, the time would have been based on Alaska Standard Time (AKST), which is 1 hour behind Pacific Standard Time (PST). So, for example, if it was 2:00 PM PST, it would have been 1:00 PM AKST in Anchorage on that date.

Bear bread is named for its resemblance to the paw prints of bears on the forest floor. The mushroom's round shape and distinct texture give it the appearance of large, flat footprints resembling those left behind by bears.

No, Alaska is not a desert. A desert is defined by its low precipitation levels, arid conditions, and sparse vegetation, which do not typically characterize Alaska's climate and landscape. Alaska is known for its colder temperatures, diverse ecosystems, and abundant wildlife.

If you are talking about the town of North Pole, Alaska, then it's 15 miles from Fairbanks, Alaska.

If you are talking about the geographic North Pole, then it's 1,122 nautical miles (2,078 km) from Point Barrow, Alaska (the northernmost point of land in the USA).