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By far the largest state in the USA, Alaska was purchased from Russia for $7,200,000 in 1867. The purchase was met by howls of protest because it was considered too isolated, too cold and rugged, the mountainous terrain and lack of natural resources seemed to be a bad purchase and of no value.

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Viewed by many as offering some of the best skiing in the world, Alaska is a treasure trove just waiting to be discovered by anybody who enjoys winter sports. Find out where to stay, what to do and learn about the amazing variety of activities and experiences on offer.

The American bison, one of several big game animals in Alaska, was transplanted to Alaska from Montana in 1928. It is a spectacular animal, huge in size, weighing over a ton, with a rich, dark brown coat.

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Alaska is divided into five major regions. The Southwest region has beautiful landscape and interesting history.

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Alaska has been a cruise lovers' favourite for many years.

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Just a year ago this month, Alaska's Kenai Peninsula residents were on constant vigil as the Alaska Volcano Observatory issued virtually continuous high alerts to residents that lasted almost three months as Mount Augustine continuously blew her top spewing up hot ashes into the atmosphere.

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Alaskans like few things better than making sure folks who stay under their roof are warm; get a good night's sleep and a good decent hot meal. You might say they learned from the school of hard knocks, learning to cook and bed down in some of the most unusual and seemingly impossible and uncomfortable places.

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Rving in Alaska is not a two week trip, plan for a much longer time because getting there and back is half the fun, enjoying the stops along the way. But if time is an issue then you have several options. Alaska is a large state with a lot to see,So if you are still working or have school age children you can plan a shorter trip and limit the area you cover. A driver-friendly option is a sea-and-land tour via the Inside Passage. You can load your RV on the BC ferries in Seattle, Washington or British Columbia, or you can fly to Alaska and rent an Rv. If you have the time there are many points of interest in the US and Canada on the way.

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Controversy rages on in the Alaska Iditarod race. Animal rights groups contend cruelty and mistreatment of the Alaskan Huskies who pull the dog sleds.

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Coyotes are similar to wolves and foxes and it is a member of the Canidae family. They are not as big as wolves; however, they both get their meals by hunting prey in the wild.

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In Alaska, salmon come first. Alaska has a long and successful track record of managing and conserving its abundant salmon resources. Record salmon runs with a recent average annual catch of 165 million salmon is the proof of this successful approach.

The Japanese current and westerly winds bring much moisture to the southeast coast of Alaska. Northwards, the precipitation decreases but the temperature range increases in the absence of the maritime influence. Lowest temperatures are recorded in the interior, where the annual range may be -60 degree Celsius (-76 deg F) in winter to more than 30 deg C (86 deg F) in summer.

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Fairbanks is the second largest city in Alaska. If you are considering relocating to Fairbanks, the following facts and information can help with the decision.

In Alaska, salmon come first. Alaska has a long and successful track record of managing and conserving its abundant salmon resources. Record salmon runs with a recent average annual catch of 165 million salmon is the proof of this successful approach.

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Alaskan cruises are very popular and for good reason. The scenery is spectacular and, in many cases, seeing wildlife or glaciers by ship is the very best way to access these areas. Alaskan cruises run during summer months only but there is still time to get onboard.

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Alaska is known as one of the most bountiful areas with salmon, and is ideal for fishing trips.

This is because of extreme tides along the West Coast and the gush of ocean currents that create an environment ideal for the breeding of thousands of baitfish.

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Reindeer travel many miles during migration, which takes them through many areas. They journey from calving grounds to winter grounds every year.

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The Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, provided a live video-link conferencing opportunity to enable students to ask the STS-166 Shuttle Discovery crew members pre-approved questions before returning to earth. It is the first event of its kind in Alaska and is a historic first for Alaska's Challenger Learning Center.

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Known as the "Toughest Sled Dog Race in the World," the annual Yukon Quest Sled Dog Race annually covers over 1,000 miles between the Yukon and Alaska. Alternating starting and finish lines between Whitehorse, Yukon Territory and Fairbanks, Alaska, this sled dog race is not for the faint of heart! The terrain is some of the most difficult on the planet and the demanding trail constantly keeps sled dogs and their mushers on their toes as potential disasters wait around every turn. This race takes place each February, with the date exact date wavering depending on the weather conditions of the brutal Yukon winter.

River otters are amphibious, living both on land and in the water. They are excellent swimmers and great underwater divers.

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