人口，气候，地区,文化，经济
Alaska belongs to the United States, is located in the northwestern tip of the North American continent, borders Canada in the east, and is surrounded by the Arctic Ocean, the Bering Sea and the North Pacific on three sides.
阿拉斯加州（Alaska）隶属美国，位于北美大陆西北端，东与加拿大接壤，另三面环北冰洋、白令海和北太平洋。
It can be geographically divided into the Southwest, the North, the Inland, the South Central and the Southeast. It is the largest state in the United States and ranks third in the nation.
地理上可划分为西南区、极北区、内陆区、中南区和东南区，是美国面积最大的州，在全美各州中排名倒数第三。
The four pillar industries in Alaska are oil, fishing, tourism and air cargo. The Anchorage International Airport in the territory is known as the crossroads on the global route and is the fourth largest cargo airport in the world, second only to Memphis, USA.
阿拉斯加州的四大支柱产业是石油、捕渔业、旅游和航空货运。境内的安克雷奇国际机场被称为全球航线上的十字路口，是全球第四大货运机场，仅次于美国孟菲斯。
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阿拉斯加州的名胜古迹：
1、潘汉德尔地区，位于圣埃利亚斯山脉以西和以南，是一条宽度为25-50英里的狭长地带。沿海有稠密的森林。
2、南部沿海和阿拉斯加湾群岛，包括亚历山大群岛、科迪亚克岛及其卫星岛屿，地势低平，雨量充沛。
3、阿留申山脉和阿留申群岛，介于北太平洋和白令海之间，长达1100英里，气候潮湿，多雾和风暴。
4、阿拉斯加山脉，穿过州的南部，把阿留申山脉和朗格尔山脉连接在一起，后者多活火山和山谷冰川，麦金利峰高达6194米，是北美大陆最高峰。
5、内陆盆地，在阿拉斯加山脉和楚加奇—朗格尔—圣伊莱亚斯山脉之间，地势低洼，气候相对温和，在马坦努斯卡山谷地区有肥沃的耕地，阿拉斯加大部分居民都住在这里。
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阿拉斯加州英文简介
The largest state in the U.S. A wide open frontier of dense lowland forests, midrange frozen tundra, and the towering peaks and glaciers of its many mountain ranges. Elements which combine to make it one of America's harshest and most foreboding states. Territory which prevented all but the hardiest pioneers from venturing inside its borders. A rich and rugged land filled with oil, gold, and vast wilderness areas where the largest big game animals can still roam free.
The early history of Alaska as a US possession begins with its purchase from Russia in 1867. A purchase negotiated by Secretary of State William H. Seward during President Andrew Johnson's administration. A purchase that was widely ridiculed and called "Seward's Folly". Considered a waste of $7.2 million of taxpayer money for a rock of ice and snow. Today we recognize the vision of Seward and thank him for helping to give America one of its most treasured resources.
After Alaska's purchase it took 20 years before people began settling here. Prompted by what drove people to California in 1849, and Colorado in 1859, the discovery of gold at the convergence of the Yukon and Klondike Rivers. A discovery which soon brought thousands of people to the state in 1897. Hoping to stake out their claim to what by today's standards was well over a billion dollars in gold at this river junction. Steamships were swamped with requests. Outfitters could not keep enough supplies. The Klondike Gold Rush of 1897 was underway. A steady influx which amounted to 60,000 people descended on Alaska.
Not unlike previous gold rushes many of those who were traveling to the Yukon were ill equipped to withstand Alaska's harsh climate or trained to find its gold. As the death toll of prospectors rose, crime and lawlessness of these desperate dreamers was rampant. Prompting the government to require "standard equipment" be purchased before embarking to the Yukon Territory. Followed by the mobilization of the Northwest Mounties who were called in to help bring order.
Standard equipment was enough supplies to last one year in the wilderness. Giving those new to the tundra a fighting chance at success. Items included in this list were food consisting of 100 lb sacks of flour, beans, rice, bacon, sugar, coffee, evaporated potatoes, onions, and dried beef. Clothing consisting of wool socks, shirts, underwear, rubber boots, and heavy overcoats. Along with such equipment as gold pans, knives, rifles, axes, rope and shovels.
The march of these newcomers continued with these guidelines in place and the remote wilderness and barren landscape of Alaska was transformed almost overnight. The prospectors traveled throughout the state building roads, establishing towns, raising families. Today the prospecting that began with gold has expanded to include oil and gas which is one of Alaska's richest resources. Alaska is the largest producer of oil in the U.S.
阿拉斯加州（Alaska）位于北美大陆西北端，东与加拿大接壤，另三面环北冰洋、白令海和北太平洋。该州拥有全美20座最高山脉中的17座，6194米的麦金利峰是北美最高峰。世界上大多数活动冰川在阿州境内，其中最大的马拉斯皮纳冰川流域面积为5703平方公里。
州面积1,717,854平方公里，占全国面积的五分之一，是美国面积最大的州。东南部与中南部为温带气候，全年气温约0℃～15℃；内陆为大陆型气候，夏季极昼时可达26℃，冬季极夜时可达-15℃；西部与西南部受海洋影响，寒冷风大；北极圈内为极地气候，气温全年处于零下。
The largest state in the U.S. A wide open frontier of dense lowland forests, midrange frozen tundra, and the towering peaks and glaciers of its many mountain ranges. Elements which combine to make it one of America's harshest and most foreboding states. Territory which prevented all but the hardiest pioneers from venturing inside its borders. A rich and rugged land filled with oil, gold, and vast wilderness areas where the largest big game animals can still roam free.
The early history of Alaska as a US possession begins with its purchase from Russia in 1867. A purchase negotiated by Secretary of State William H. Seward during President Andrew Johnson's administration. A purchase that was widely ridiculed and called "Seward's Folly". Considered a waste of $7.2 million of taxpayer money for a rock of ice and snow. Today we recognize the vision of Seward and thank him for helping to give America one of its most treasured resources.
After Alaska's purchase it took 20 years before people began settling here. Prompted by what drove people to California in 1849, and Colorado in 1859, the discovery of gold at the convergence of the Yukon and Klondike Rivers. A discovery which soon brought thousands of people to the state in 1897. Hoping to stake out their claim to what by today's standards was well over a billion dollars in gold at this river junction. Steamships were swamped with requests. Outfitters could not keep enough supplies. The Klondike Gold Rush of 1897 was underway. A steady influx which amounted to 60,000 people descended on Alaska.
Not unlike previous gold rushes many of those who were traveling to the Yukon were ill equipped to withstand Alaska's harsh climate or trained to find its gold. As the death toll of prospectors rose, crime and lawlessness of these desperate dreamers was rampant. Prompting the government to require "standard equipment" be purchased before embarking to the Yukon Territory. Followed by the mobilization of the Northwest Mounties who were called in to help bring order.
Standard equipment was enough supplies to last one year in the wilderness. Giving those new to the tundra a fighting chance at success. Items included in this list were food consisting of 100 lb sacks of flour, beans, rice, bacon, sugar, coffee, evaporated potatoes, onions, and dried beef. Clothing consisting of wool socks, shirts, underwear, rubber boots, and heavy overcoats. Along with such equipment as gold pans, knives, rifles, axes, rope and shovels.
The march of these newcomers continued with these guidelines in place and the remote wilderness and barren landscape of Alaska was transformed almost overnight. The prospectors traveled throughout the state building roads, establishing towns, raising families. Today the prospecting that began with gold has expanded to include oil and gas which is one of Alaska's richest resources. Alaska is the largest producer of oil in the U.S.
阿拉斯加州（Alaska）位于北美大陆西北端，东与加拿大接壤，另三面环北冰洋、白令海和北太平洋。该州拥有全美20座最高山脉中的17座，6194米的麦金利峰是北美最高峰。世界上大多数活动冰川在阿州境内，其中最大的马拉斯皮纳冰川流域面积为5703平方公里。
州面积1,717,854平方公里，占全国面积的五分之一，是美国面积最大的州。东南部与中南部为温带气候，全年气温约0℃～15℃；内陆为大陆型气候，夏季极昼时可达26℃，冬季极夜时可达-15℃；西部与西南部受海洋影响，寒冷风大；北极圈内为极地气候，气温全年处于零下。
第2个回答 2013-06-01
The largest state in the U.S. A wide open frontier of dense lowland forests, midrange frozen tundra, and the towering peaks and glaciers of its many mountain ranges. Elements which combine to make it one of America's harshest and most foreboding states. Territory which prevented all but the hardiest pioneers from venturing inside its borders. A rich and rugged land filled with oil, gold, and vast wilderness areas where the largest big game animals can still roam free.
The early history of Alaska as a US possession begins with its purchase from Russia in 1867. A purchase negotiated by Secretary of State William H. Seward during President Andrew Johnson's administration. A purchase that was widely ridiculed and called "Seward's Folly". Considered a waste of $7.2 million of taxpayer money for a rock of ice and snow. Today we recognize the vision of Seward and thank him for helping to give America one of its most treasured resources.
After Alaska's purchase it took 20 years before people began settling here. Prompted by what drove people to California in 1849, and Colorado in 1859, the discovery of gold at the convergence of the Yukon and Klondike Rivers. A discovery which soon brought thousands of people to the state in 1897. Hoping to stake out their claim to what by today's standards was well over a billion dollars in gold at this river junction. Steamships were swamped with requests. Outfitters could not keep enough supplies. The Klondike Gold Rush of 1897 was underway. A steady influx which amounted to 60,000 people descended on Alaska.
Not unlike previous gold rushes many of those who were traveling to the Yukon were ill equipped to withstand Alaska's harsh climate or trained to find its gold. As the death toll of prospectors rose, crime and lawlessness of these desperate dreamers was rampant. Prompting the government to require "standard equipment" be purchased before embarking to the Yukon Territory. Followed by the mobilization of the Northwest Mounties who were called in to help bring order.
Standard equipment was enough supplies to last one year in the wilderness. Giving those new to the tundra a fighting chance at success. Items included in this list were food consisting of 100 lb sacks of flour, beans, rice, bacon, sugar, coffee, evaporated potatoes, onions, and dried beef. Clothing consisting of wool socks, shirts, underwear, rubber boots, and heavy overcoats. Along with such equipment as gold pans, knives, rifles, axes, rope and shovels.
The march of these newcomers continued with these guidelines in place and the remote wilderness and barren landscape of Alaska was transformed almost overnight. The prospectors traveled throughout the state building roads, establishing towns, raising families. Today the prospecting that began with gold has expanded to include oil and gas which is one of Alaska's richest resources. Alaska is the largest producer of oil in the U.S.
The early history of Alaska as a US possession begins with its purchase from Russia in 1867. A purchase negotiated by Secretary of State William H. Seward during President Andrew Johnson's administration. A purchase that was widely ridiculed and called "Seward's Folly". Considered a waste of $7.2 million of taxpayer money for a rock of ice and snow. Today we recognize the vision of Seward and thank him for helping to give America one of its most treasured resources.
After Alaska's purchase it took 20 years before people began settling here. Prompted by what drove people to California in 1849, and Colorado in 1859, the discovery of gold at the convergence of the Yukon and Klondike Rivers. A discovery which soon brought thousands of people to the state in 1897. Hoping to stake out their claim to what by today's standards was well over a billion dollars in gold at this river junction. Steamships were swamped with requests. Outfitters could not keep enough supplies. The Klondike Gold Rush of 1897 was underway. A steady influx which amounted to 60,000 people descended on Alaska.
Not unlike previous gold rushes many of those who were traveling to the Yukon were ill equipped to withstand Alaska's harsh climate or trained to find its gold. As the death toll of prospectors rose, crime and lawlessness of these desperate dreamers was rampant. Prompting the government to require "standard equipment" be purchased before embarking to the Yukon Territory. Followed by the mobilization of the Northwest Mounties who were called in to help bring order.
Standard equipment was enough supplies to last one year in the wilderness. Giving those new to the tundra a fighting chance at success. Items included in this list were food consisting of 100 lb sacks of flour, beans, rice, bacon, sugar, coffee, evaporated potatoes, onions, and dried beef. Clothing consisting of wool socks, shirts, underwear, rubber boots, and heavy overcoats. Along with such equipment as gold pans, knives, rifles, axes, rope and shovels.
The march of these newcomers continued with these guidelines in place and the remote wilderness and barren landscape of Alaska was transformed almost overnight. The prospectors traveled throughout the state building roads, establishing towns, raising families. Today the prospecting that began with gold has expanded to include oil and gas which is one of Alaska's richest resources. Alaska is the largest producer of oil in the U.S.
