Alaska

Gulf of Alaska

There are a wide variety of insects that live in Alaska. These include the American Bumble Bee, the American Lady Butterfly, and the Bald-Faced Hornet.

The distance is straight path from one place to another place. There might be slight difference between the actual distance and the above mentioned distance because of the route chosen.The distance between the above mentioned places is 1772.03 miles approximately.

About 1,772 miles by road.

Yes, Alaska was previously owned by Russia.

It was (officially) purchased in 1867 by the US via William Seward. The purchase of Alaska for 7.2 million dollars was viewed as Seward's Folly because no one saw any financial reason for the purchase. One could argue that this label was lifted when both gold and large quantities of oil were discovered in the state.

Alaska is surrounded by two oceans [Arctic and Pacific], and two seas [Bering and Chukchi].

The official state sport of Alaska is dog mushing.

Richard Fairbanks was appointed by the General Court of Massachusetts to be the postmaster in Boston. This was the first such office in America.

Utah is landlocked. Alaska and Massachusetts border an ocean.

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Yes, Alaska is the North America continent's western-most portion. So it certainly is a component of the North America continent - its relative size compares to 1/5th of the contiguous U.S. states (or almost twice the size of Texas).

Since it is a part of the continental U.S., it is often misstated as not continental. Since Alaska is part of the North American continent, it is more precise to state Alaska isn't contiguous to the U.S. - meaning it doesn't share a common border with its sister states.

Alaska instead shares a contiguous border with Canada to the east and south (the Yukon Territory and the Province of British Columbia, respectively). To the west of Alaska lies the country of Russia. Dissimilar to Alaska, the only state in the Union which is neither continental nor drivable to the 48 contiguous states is Hawaii'.

its near Canada

Oil, gold, diamonds, trees, wildlife, natural gas, coal,

Yes, Hawaii is in the northern hemisphere. I have never been the before, but I know it is because I learnt about it.

The address of the Museum Of Alaska Transportation And Industry is: , Wasilla, AK 99687-0646

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Like anyone else in the U.S.A. would say it.

F.Y.I.

Us Alaskans DO speak English.

On average over the course of a year, everyplace on Earth has the same number of hours of sunlight; about 12 hours per day.

High latitude locations will have longer days during the summer, and longer nights during the winter than low-latitude areas will, but on average, they're about the same.

It bought Alaska in 1867.

The phone number of the Seward Museum is: 907-224-3902.

I believe that William H. Seward's decision was a good decision because he helped and did good things in Alaska and it became a source of valuable Natural Resources such as fur, timber, and minerals.

Alaska; it is not a country (but a state).

Juneau is the capital city in Alaska.

No US states have a border with Alaska. It is bordered only by Canada (which IS a different country )

They both inhabit a new species of mystical unicorn leprechauns.

The driving distance between Seattle, WA and Anchorage, AK is 2389 miles. The driving time would be approximately 46 hours if driving non-stop in good conditions. (The driving time does not take into consideration conditions such as weather, road work and rush hour traffic in urban areas.)

Alaska and Hawaii are a part of the Pacific Region because they are both located in and on the Pacific Ocean.