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At 20,320 feet above sea level, Mt. McKinley, located in Alaska's interior, is the highest point in North America.

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Alaska is the United State's largest state and is over twice the size of Texas. Measuring from north to south the state is approximately 1,400 miles long and measuring from east to west it is 2,700 miles wide.

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Things to Do in Alaska's Interior (Official Video)

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Learn about outdoor activities, sightseeing, historic and natural attractions for your Alaska vacation to the Interior region in America's 49th state with Alaska Tours. Visit Alaskatours.com to find your alaska vacation.

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Dog mushing is the official state sport. The Alaska Legislature adopted it in 1972.

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The term Alaska native refers to Alaska's original inhabitants including Aleut, Eskimo and Indian groups.

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The fishing and seafood industry is the state's largest private industry employer. Most of America's salmon, crab, halibut, and herring come from Alaska.

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Alaska's most important revenue source is the oil and natural gas industry. Alaska accounts for 25% of the oil produced in the United States.