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ALASKA
BY CIARA AND GRACE
Photo by
Keith Marshall
2.
ALASKA FACTS
Alaska's nickname is Last Frontier.
Alaska's total land area is 570,374 square miles.
Alaska's population is about 626,900 people.
The largest city in the Alaska is Anchorage.
One of the landmarks in the state is the Alaskan Pipeline.
Photo by
DCSL
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LOCATION
The Arctic Ocean borders Alaska to the north.
The Gulf of Alaska and the Pacific Ocean borders Alaska to the south.
Canada borders Alaska to the east.
The Bering Sea and the Bering Strait border Alaska to the west.
It is the biggest state in the USA.
Photo by
azmichelle
4.
ALASKA HISTORY
January 3rd, 1959 was the date of statehood.
Alaska was the 49th state.
Sheldon Jackson was from Alaska.
In 1741, Vitus Bering and Aleksey Chirkov are the first Europeans to see Alaska.
In 1973, the first Iditarod race was held.
Photo by
Wonderlane
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STATE SYMBOLS
The state bird is the Willow Ptarmigan.
The state flower is the Forget-me-not.
The state tree is the Sitka Spruce.
The state fossil is Wooly Mammoth.
State fish is the King Salmon
Photo by
Nanagyei
6.
INTERESTING FACTS
Alaska has beautiful northern lights.
For three months, the sun does not set.
For three months, the sun does not come out.
Alaska holds the yearly Iditarod Dog Sled race.
Mt. McKinley is the tallest mountain not just in Alaska, but in North America too!
Photo by
blmiers2
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IDITAROD DOG SLED RACE
Held every year in March.
Sometimes called the last great race.
Officially 1,049 miles long.
The race starts on the first Saturday in March.
Takes about 10 days to complete.
Photo by
Mike Juvrud
8.
THE NORTHERN LIGHTS
Can be seen best in Alaska.
You can see them better in winter.
Are very unique.
You can't see them better anywhere else.
Very beautiful colors.
Photo by
-Jonathan-Tucker-
9.
ALASKA'S FLAG
Was officially adopted in 1927.
The stars in a group represent the big dipper.
The big, lonely star represents the north star.
The blue field stands for the sky and the state flower, the Forget-me-not.
The Big Dipper stands for Alaska's strength.
Photo by
alexispz
10.
MORE STATE SYMBOLS
The state land mammal is the moose.
The state marine mammal is the bowhead whale.
The state insect is the four-spotted skimmer dragonfly.
The state mineral is gold.
The state gem is Jade.
Photo by
Steve took it
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DID YOU KNOW...
The Big Dipper's Latin name is Ursa Major.
Alaska has seventeen of America's twenty highest peaks.
The state capital is Juneau.
The Eskimos are the largest Native American group.
If you lived in Alaska, you might have to fly to the grocery store.
Photo by
Sprengben [why not get a friend]
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