Alaska is bigger than all the other states. Our state is known as the Last Frontier. Alaska is part of the U.S. and is the forty-ninth state. Alaska has a lot of different climate zones. Alaska has glaciers, deserts, tundra, volcanoes, and lots of wild animals. Across Alaska we have three million lakes and the highest mountains you will ever find in North America. Alaska has a lot of wild places with moose, polar bear, grizzly and and black bears, caribou, seal, whales, sea lions, sea otters, foxes, wolves and nesting migratory birds. Alaska doesn't have very many people, but has more coastline than all the other states combined. Alaska also has huge oil, coal and natural gas reserves.
History of the race
Volunteering
Basic Equipment
Housing a musher
Communication
Trail markings
Most Top Ten Finishes
Alaska history time line
Vocabulary
Dog Care
Hypothermia
Things seen on the trail
Check Points
Father of the Iditarod
Sponsorship and Costs
Checker Duties
Trail Terrain
Village Culture
Mapping Skills
Problems Along the Trail
Race Routes
Veterinarians
Race Prizes
Credits