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Alaska:
Physical Geography
Alaska’s geography varies
greatly from north
to south and from sea level to its highest peak, Mt. McKinley
– at
20,320 feet (6,194 m), the highest mountain in all of North America.
The state of Alaska is commonly
divided into
four major geographic subregions: the Pacific Mountain System, the
Central Up- and Lowlands, the Rocky Mountain
System of Alaska, and the Arctic Coastal Plain.
The
Geography of Alaska
Alaska:
Additional Geographic Themes
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