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    What are the 5 physical regions of Alaska?
    Alaska can be divided into five distinct physical regions, categorized as the Far North, Interior, Southwest, South Central, and Southeast. North of the Yukon River, the Far North includes the Brooks Range, Arctic Circle, and Alaska’s north slope.

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    How many regions are there in Alaska?
    With more coastline than all the other contiguous states combined, and with over 660,000 square miles of land, Alaska’s vastness can be better understood and navigated by its five distinct regions. With their own unique landscapes, culture, weather, and history, each region offers a wide array of experiences for visitors to enjoy.

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    What is the Far North region of Alaska?
    The Far North region of Alaska is comprised of the Arctic Circle, the North Slope, and the Brooks Range. This area is the original home of the Inupiat Eskimos. The population of this entire region is just over 10,000 people.

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    What is the interior region of Alaska?
    The Inside Passage in Southeast Alaska is home to breathtaking temperate rainforests, protected waterways, and glaciers reaching into deep coastal fjords. The Interior Region is a quintessentially Alaska landscape, bounded by high mountain ranges (it’s home to Denali) and crisscrossed by glorious river vistas.

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    Where is Alaska located?
    It also borders Canada’s British Columbia Province and Yukon Territory to the east. Alaska’s capital is Juneau, located in the southeast, on the Alaskan panhandle. The most populous city, however, is Anchorage, in the south-central part of the state, with a population of a little over 290,000 residents.

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    What is the topography of Alaska?
    Alaska’s topography is among the most diverse and dramatic in the United States, featuring everything from towering mountains to flat tundra and vast river systems. The Alaska Range, home to Denali, North America's highest peak, dominates the interior, while the Brooks Range stretches across the northern part of the state.

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