ALASKA BRIEF TRAVEL GUIDE
Explore the true North the land of spectacular scenery abundant wildlife and friendly hospitality WHAT TO SEE TO DO AND WHERE Mount McKinley is the highest mountain in North America 6194 m or 20306 feet 150 miles from Fairbanks Mountain climbing season is very short because of cold weather strong winds and avalanche hazards Nearly 1000 people each season attempt the mountain the
Alaska Earthquake and Tsunami 1964
The 1964 Anchorage Alaska earthquake and the resulting tsunami struck without warning on Good Friday March 27 It was a quiet spring day in Anchorage a holiday Temperatures were seasonably mild with a moderate amount of snow on the ground Children had the day off from school and customer traffic in the stores downtown was light Many residents were preparing or enjoying dinner at h
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Explore the true North the land of spectacular scenery abundant wildlife and friendly hospitality WHAT TO SEE TO DO AND WHERE Mount McKinley is the highest mountain in North America 6194 m or 20306 feet 150 miles from Fairbanks Mountain climbing season is very short because of cold weather strong winds and avalanche hazards Nearly 1000 people each season attempt the mountain the
Alaska Earthquake and Tsunami 1964
The 1964 Anchorage Alaska earthquake and the resulting tsunami struck without warning on Good Friday March 27 It was a quiet spring day in Anchorage a holiday Temperatures were seasonably mild with a moderate amount of snow on the ground Children had the day off from school and customer traffic in the stores downtown was light Many residents were preparing or enjoying dinner at h
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alaska earth quake
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