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Sunset in Alaska: a State Fact and Photo Gallery
Above: A Sunset in Alaska view of the skyline in Anchorage.
Photo: http://www.alaskatourjobs.com/blog/i-heart-alaska/kathleen-division-manager/
Scroll down this page for a colorful image gallery of dreamy scenes from America's largest (and coldest!) state. This page features crisp, clear images of Alaskan cities and towns.
Visit Anchorage, Barrow, Fairbanks, Haines, Juneau, Ketchikan, Ninilchik, Nome, Sitka, Skagway, Talkeetna, and more, from the comfort of your favorite armchair.
Above: A convenience stop is blanketed with freshly fallen snow in Barrow.
Photo: http://www.martingrumet.com/alaska03jan07.html
facts about alaska
1. Alaska's official state flower is the Forget-Me-Not.
2. Alaska's official state bird is the Willow Ptarmigan.
3. Alaska's official state tree is the Sitka Spruce.
4. In 2011, Alaska's population topped 722,000. That's less than the number of people who live in San Francisco.
5. Less than two percent of Alaska's residents get to work via public transportation.
6. Alaska is home to more than three million lakes.
7. Alaska has more than 250 Federally recognized Indian tribes.
8. The largest cities in Alaska (by population size) are
- Anchorage
- Fairbanks
- Juneau
- Eagle River
- Badger
- Knik-Fairview
- College
- Sitka
- Lakes
- Tanaina
...in that order.
Sunset in Alaska images and more
Above: The ghoul-green Northern Lights (otherwise known as Aurora Borealis)
loom over an RV park in Fairbanks.
Photo: http://www.ratestogo.com/blog/best-rv-parks/
Above: Sunset over the Little Mulchatna River
image: rypix.com
Above: A pair of Polar Bears admiring a sunset in Alaska.
image: tuxboard.com
Above: Majestic snowy mountains overlook the quaint, green, waterfront community of Haines.
Photo: redbubble.com
Above: The main commercial street in down town Juneau.
Photo: http://www.questconnect.org/ak_juneau_photos.htm
Above: A favorite state tourist attraction is Creek Street in Ketchikan. Boat traffic only.
Above: Fishing boats and catamarans cruise the shock-blue waters of Kodiak. Kodiak was home to the first
non native Alaskan settlement back in 1784, when Russian fur traders built a village there.
Photo: Flickr.com
Above: A weather-beaten neighborhood in Ninilchik.
Photo: Flickriver.com
Above: A charming hometown view of Nome.
Photo: www.destination360.com/north-america/us/alaska/nome
Above: A cool, watery view of Sitka, a stunning spot from which to watch a Sunset in Alaska.
Photo: http://shipbright.wordpress.com/
Above: The quaint little touristy village of Skagway.
Photo: lightcentric.wordpress.com
Above: Downtown Talkeetna.
Photo: http://fineartamerica.com/featured/talkeetna-alaska-john-greim.html
related links
Go here to find out about Whale Watching Cruises in Alaska.
Click here to visit Halibut Cove, located outside of Homer, Alaska.
Visit this link to find a free printable Map of Alaska.
other useful links
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