Alaska

If you come in the summer, semi light clothes. A light jacket, jeans, and short sleeve shirts are fine. Our summers can range between 40 Fahrenheit to 50 Fahrenheit (6 and 7 degrees Celsius?) and sometimes can get up to 60, if lucky 70, it's not like Florida or Cali's weather.

For the winter I'd suggest that you have a winter coat, gloves, handwarmers, and winter gear because the winters can be very cold at times. There's snow so something in your car like to get the snow off?

When you're used to it, you'll find it most comfortable but some what annoying, and feel like you don't have to wear a coat in Alaska, more summer that is haha.

The nice things is though, we have a lot of pretty animals, and the mountain ranges that cover Anchorage are beautiful. The night skies, and it does rain in the summer.

We get the Northern lights too.

Very pretty place :) it'd be something new to try out but again, Winters can be cold.

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Latitude reflects north or south Alaska is at a higher latitude than Hawaii. East / West relationship is longitude. 155.9W for Hawaii, W152.4 Kodiak Alaska, so Hawaii is farther West.

The Aleutian Islands cross over the 180 degree longitude line, Alaska is in fact the westernmost, northernmost, and easternmost state!

Pros: ..i guess people can drives across it just to say they did... Cons:very expensive to build and maintain a road in such harsh a climate, when they can simply go on a boat or plane i dont see any real benifet of a road

Because of too much oil mining in Alaska its ozone layer is ultra touchy to too much air pollution. But some good interactions include national parks spread all over Alaska.

The Arctic and Pacific Oceans are the lowest points

i think they made around 300 ounces of gold from what i hear from other websites!

The tallest mountain in the contiguous U.S., is Mt. Whitney in California and its elevation is 14.505 feet above sea level.

Wrangell-St. Elias is the largest national park in the U.S., and it is in Alaska.

The Mount Rushmore National Memorial is a sculpture carved into the granite face of Mount Rushmore near Keystone, South Dakota, in the United States. It is 5,725 feet (1,745 m) above sea level.

Alaska has more walrus.

Florida has more manatees.

Florida is the Sunshine State, but Alaska has the Midnight Sun.

Florida has bright lights and Alaska has northern lights.

Alaska has more coastline, but Florida has more beaches.

Alaska has more moose, but Florida has more alligators.

Alaska has more mountains, but Florida has more alligators.

Ketchikan is Alaska's "First City". It can boast of the beautiful setting, mild climate and rich history. Ketchikan has rainforests, fjords, glaciers and numerous waterfalls. Temperatures are not very hot or very cold in January, but rainfall averags about 15 ft. per year.

Yes, Japan has a total area of 145,925 square miles and Alaska has a total area of 663,268 square miles.

Yes, Siberia is bigger than Alaska. Siberia is about 5.1 million square miles and Alaska is 660K Sq miles approx.

It got Russian claims to the Oregon Territory voided and Alaska later proved to be mineral rich and the perfect location for sports hunters and fisherman. It has a thriving seafood industry and is the home to almost 700,000 Americans.

Alaska has the 48th biggest population in the US. Its population was 626,932 as of the year 2000.

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Royal Carribean cruise lines do offer Alaska cruise vacations. Attractions include dolphin viewings, glacier sightings, and visiting Juneau, the capital city of Alaska where people rushed for gold in the Yukon over 100 years ago.

it has a star next to the word Alaska with 1959 under it. on the side of the quarter it says the great land. in the middle of the coin is a river with a bear eating a fish in it with a waterfall in the background.

It also has the date minted and year Alaska became a U.S. State.

The Chinook were Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. In the early 19th century, the Chinook peoples lived along the lower and middle Columbia River in present-day Oregon and Washington. The Chinookan tribes were those encountered by the Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1805 on the lower Columbia.

Hawaii because Hawaii receives the most rain on average annually

Type your answer here... the distance is 920 miles, so it depends on how fast you travel.

Whats left after each deckhand gets 7% and each greenhorn gets 4%. But keep in mind he also has to repair the boat pay for gas (OUCH!!) and buy food. also whatever else expense towards the boat so they don't end up with a ton more than a deckhand

Alaska, being the largest state in the U.S., is bigger than California

The address of the Wasilla-Knik-Willow Creek Historical Society is: Knik Rd, Wasilla, AK 99654