Alaska

Alaska is the least _________ U.S. state.

'89; Of course, this leads to this disaster, where 11 million gallons of crude are spilled.

This largest omnivorous land mammal, in the world, lives in Alaska.

This is what the 3500 Bald Eagles are here for.

1898. Another reason not to laugh at Seward. This is discovered, in Alaska.

On this day, known as the Midnight Sun, the sun is visible, all day, in Alaska.

Alaska is the largest U.S. state, based on:

1915, Fort Yukon; this is the highest recorded temperature, in Alaska.

Russians originally came to the Bering Sea Islands, in search of this resource.

From east to west, how far does Alaska span?

A Discovery Channel favorite, this show has viewers clamoring to watch how crabs are caught.

The U.S. bought Alaska, from Russia, for this amount of money.

82 miles from the North Pole, Borrow, Alaska has this distinction.

Myth Buster: Alaskan Eskimos have never done this:

This is the only cat, native to Alaska.

Generally, the Yukon River stays frozen, this long.

Not to be outdone, in Borrow, Alaska, from Nov. 18-Jan. 23, this happens.

Speaking of, this is the favorite food, of a moose.

June thunderstorms, in Alaska, cause upwards of 3000 of these, in a day.

This town got its name, by mistake, literally. Originally, it was "Anvil".

This largest member of the deer family lives in Alaska.

Speaking of sled dog races, how long is the annual Iditarod Sled Dog Race?

This tallest peak, in North America, is found in Alaska.

Seward's Folly is no joke, when this is found, in 1872.

"Chechanko" is Alaskan for:

The largest percentage of this religious group, lives in Alaska.

What small, Alaskan animal, is so vicious, it runs off Brown Bears?

Residents of Fairbanks, Alaska can see this natural wonder, 240 times a year.

Speaking of, what is the main event, at the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous?

1971; The coldest temp ever recorded, in Alaska, is in Prospect Creek. Extra Blanket?

During World War II, the Japanese invaded how many of the Aleutian Islands?

This was the capital of Alaska, when it was owned by Russia.

Generally, how many inches of precipitation does Ketchikan, Alaska receive, each year?

In winter, Alaska has the largest gathering, 3500, of these animals, annually.

In what Alaskan metropolis does 1/2 of Alaska's population live?

'52-'53; Climate shift? 974.5 inches, or over 82 feet, of this, fell at Thompson Pass.

Alaska is the home base for this many of the Discovery Channel programs.

Production of oil, at this site, stopped, when this happened.

'77; The controversial construction of this created the Alaskan oil boom.

Muktuk, an Alaskan delicacy, is more commonly known as: