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Alaska Written By: Sarah Hatfield

Alaska Written By: Sarah Hatfield State Flower adopted in 1917 It is called Forget Me Not In 1959 the flower was adopted as the official state flower

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Page 1: Alaska Written By: Sarah Hatfield State Flower adopted in 1917 It is called Forget Me Not In 1959 the flower was adopted as the official state flower

AlaskaWritten By: Sarah Hatfield

Page 2: Alaska Written By: Sarah Hatfield State Flower adopted in 1917 It is called Forget Me Not In 1959 the flower was adopted as the official state flower

State Flower

• adopted in 1917• It is called Forget

Me Not• In 1959 the flower

was adopted as the official state flower

Page 3: Alaska Written By: Sarah Hatfield State Flower adopted in 1917 It is called Forget Me Not In 1959 the flower was adopted as the official state flower

State Bird• The Willow Ptarmigan

is Alaska's state bird• The wings are white• Weighs about 1 ½

pounds• Some of the foods that

the Willow Ptarmigan eats is willow twigs, willow buds, and a little birch

Page 4: Alaska Written By: Sarah Hatfield State Flower adopted in 1917 It is called Forget Me Not In 1959 the flower was adopted as the official state flower

Glacier Bay• When you go to

Glacier Bay you can only get there by air or water.

• Ten years ago there were no sea otters at Glacier Bay now there is about 1,200.

Page 5: Alaska Written By: Sarah Hatfield State Flower adopted in 1917 It is called Forget Me Not In 1959 the flower was adopted as the official state flower

Alyeska Ski Resort

631 inches is the average snow fall.

The total skiable acres are 1,400.

Page 6: Alaska Written By: Sarah Hatfield State Flower adopted in 1917 It is called Forget Me Not In 1959 the flower was adopted as the official state flower

Interesting Facts

• Alaska is so big the countries England, France, Germany, and Switzerland could fit in Alaska.

• 63.5 feet tall stood the tallest snowman in the country built by Anchorage in 1988 Myron Ace led the team that built “Super Frosty.”

• Coffman Cove in Southeast Alaska has the highest zip code in the country it is 99950.