Question

1. approximately how far is it between fairbanks to mt. mckinley?
2. name a city over 30,000 people.
3. what city is located at 58°n and 152°w?
4. which direction would you travel from bethel to reach the canadian boarder?
5. which is further from fairbanks: the gulf of alaska or the arctic ocean?
6. what do we call the body of water dividing alaska and russia?
7. alaska has large deposits of its state gem, jade. there is even an entire mountain of jade on the seward peninsula. what is the approximate latitude and longitude of the city of seward?
8. which is the most northernmost city shown on the map?
9. what is the capital city of alaska?
10. if you were to race your team of sled dogs from fort yukon to barrow, what direction would you travel?

Explanation:

1. Without a map or distance - related data, an approximation cannot be made precisely. However, in general, one would need to measure the distance on a map (if available) and use the scale to convert it to real - world distance.
2. Anchorage is a well - known city in Alaska with a population over 30,000.
3. By referring to geographical coordinates, the city located at 58°N and 152°W is Homer.
4. From Bethel, to reach the Canadian border, one would travel east.
5. The Arctic Ocean is further from Fairbanks than the Gulf of Alaska.
6. The body of water dividing Alaska and Russia is the Bering Strait.
7. The approximate latitude and longitude of Seward is about 59°N, 150°W.
8. The most northernmost city shown on a typical Alaska map is Utqiagvik (formerly Barrow).
9. The capital city of Alaska is Juneau.
10. If racing from Fort Yukon to Barrow, one would travel north.

Answer:

1. Cannot be determined precisely without map and scale.
2. Anchorage
3. Homer
4. East
5. Arctic Ocean
6. Bering Strait
7. Approximately 59°N, 150°W
8. Utqiagvik (formerly Barrow)
9. Juneau
10. North