Alaska

The Alaskan Highway carries travelers more than 1500 miles. It goes from Dawson Creek, BC, Canada and ends at Delta Junction, AK.

Alaska doesn't border a state because geographically it lies next to Canada and touches the water on all sides in fact it used to be owner by Russia but, the United States bought it from them for 2 cents a square mile.

$35.97 hourly...Before any deductions April 2013

Mount McKinley

Fish, lumber, petroleum and natural gas, fur, still some gold mining done and tourism and Erik Ketzler and Josh O'Brien.

Agriculture: cattle, chickens, corn, cotton, eggs, hay, hogs, peanuts, soybeans, vegetables, what, and wood.

Fishing: blue crabsk catfish, croakers, mullet, oysters, red snappers, shrimp.

Mining: bauxite, clay, coal, natural gas, petroleum, sand, gravel, shale, stone.

Manufacturing: chemicals, clothing, electronic equipment, food processing, furniture, lumber, wood, metal, paper, rubber and plastic product, textiles, transportation equipment, another important product is ceral

Oil and petrolleam are the most major products!!!

From the discoverer of Alaska Vitus Bering.

Anchorage is a coastal city, on Cook Inlet, and sits on a plateau at an approximate El of 100 ft.

Yes, Alaska is one of the 50 U.S. states. Alaska became the 49th U.S. state on January 3, 1959.

Vitus Bering discovered that.

The legal age to drive in Alaska is 16 with parental consent. You must also have driven with a learners driving permit and have a good record for 6 months prior to applying for your driver's license.

Alaska Airlines does not transfer pets traveling in the ... Effective August 15, 2011, Alaska Airlines will accept Effective August 15, 2011, Alaska Airlines will accept cats and dogs only for travel

Not the way some people think it is. In winter, days get shorter and shorter until they stop, and it stays pretty much dark for a month, right around Christmas. As Spring starts. days get longer until around mid June, it stays daylight all day. The further North you go, the longer the periods of dark/light.

No US President was born in or lived in Alaska.

It depends where you are starting from. If you are anywhere in North America or Central America (and South America if you don't count the Panama Canal) then you can get to Alaska by land.

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The water between Alaska and Russia is called the Bering Strait. In the strait there are two islands, Big Diomede and Little Diomede. belongs to the US and Big Diomede belongs to Russia. They are about 2 miles apart, so you can see one from the other. But both are small, featureless, uninhabited islands. So you -can- see Russia from the US but just barely, and there's really not much to see.

actually Little Diomede is inhabited year round

Mushing is popular but more transportation miles are spent flying, driving or walking then behind a dogsled.

It starts getting hot in Alaska towards the end of May and stays hot until about the middle or end of August...the hottest times are the end of June and all through out July...

Texas is the second largest US State by area.

Yes you do, but only if you are determined to drive because it can be reached by Sea and Air. Alaska is on the far northwest of Canada and if you go to the map you can tell.

3964 miles
It is 4,827 miles according to Google Maps.

Zurich Street is the name of a road in Anchorage, Alaska. It begins with the letter Z.