American Historic Landmarks in Alaska
Discover some of the more interesting American history landmarks in the state of Alaska, such as the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park in Skagway, and the World’s Largest Santa Claus located in North Pole, Alaska.
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Alaska State Animals
For all the growling, buzzing, flapping, hissing, and silent creatures in your state, check out our page on Alaska’s living symbols.
Read MoreAlaska Art and Theatre Symbols
Alaska has a rich and beautiful cultural and artistic history. Check out all the Alaska state artistic and theatre symbols. Check out Alaska’s poet laureate.
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Alaska State Soil
The state soil of Alaska is the Tanana series. Tanana soils are extensive throughout the lowland
areas of Interior Alaska. Tanana soils are important agricultural soils in Alaska.
Alaska Botanical and Garden Symbols
All of Alaska’s garden and botanical symbols can be found on our helpful page. Check out Alaska’s beautiful blooms and majestic branches.
Read MoreAlaska Geological and Archaeological Symbols
Rock lovers will love this simple page. It has information on the state fossil, state gemstone, and the state mineral. So, check it out!
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Soubriquets Of States (Nicknames)
The following article on state nickname’s appeared in the Washington Time’s Newspaper way back in 1901. Seeing the description of the nicknames of the various states at that time in history, may give you a different look at the history of your state.
Read MoreAlaska Legislative Symbols
This page has all the Alaska legislative symbols and emblems. With the state seal, state flag, and state song, you can can learn about the mainstream symbols here.
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Alaska’s State Seal
The state seal was designed in 1910 while Alaska was a territory and not a state.
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Alaska Wildlife Refuges
Alaska’s natural wildlife refuges protect unique resources throughout the state. Learn more about these nationally protected areas within the state of Alaska by clicking on the markers on the map.
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