Is alaska in usa or canada?

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OAS

in usa.

it has nothing to do with canada which is not a continent but a country.

The Indigo Cobra

if there was a machine that measured stupidity.... you would be off the charts.

Electric

USA

thankyouforsmoking

usa, used to be russia

UhCoffee

It is in the U.S. but it's fairly near Canada. A lot of their food is imported from Canada too

Chelley

Alaska is part of the usa

dennelle_a

alaska is in the usa it is the 49th state right before hawaii

pablo escobar

I thought it was in belgium.

It's part of the U.S.A. But does not touch the rest of the continous united states. It touches Canada

Anna Hennings

It's attached to Canada, but it is one of the states belonging to the United States.

abdulnonoodle

The USA bought it from Russia and we ain't selling it back to them or anyone else, especially Canada.
We are holding on to it so when the tree huggers all get whacked by muslim terrorists because tree huggers are infidels we can drill for oil in Alaska and starve out the terrorists who are using oil money from their deserts to kill the treehugger infidels.
We have a plan...!

Crazy Cat Lady >^..^<

The United States

NeonBlue

It is the 49th State of the USA. But it is bordered by Canada.

Also, is that abdulnonoodle guy insane?? He sounds somewhat psychotic.

Eric

Dude U better Not Be American asking that Easy question its not in America but its part of America just like Hawaii not in America but part of it.

USA

Sweet Cheeks

U.S.

stibbs

New Brighton, and we paid a lot of dollars for it, another silly question

Latina129

Its in the US

Klondike John

Alaska is indeed The 49th state in the United States. Originally a Russian possession after being claimed by Vitus Bering; a Danish Explorer, who was commissioned by the Czar to explore for the Great White land to the east (Alyeska).

In 1867, William Henry Seward (Secretary of State for the United States under President Johnson), arranged the purchase of Alaska from the Russian Government for $7.2 million dollars.

In 1896, gold in incredible volumes was discovered in the Klondike territory of Canada, a short 60 miles upstream (on the Yukon River) from Alaska's territorial Federal Court.

Hundreds of thousands of "Stampeder's" headed north and were met by the Northwest Mounted Police (The Mounties), at the Alaska/Canada border, on the Chilkoot Pass (The Golden staircase).

The Canadian Mounties mandated all travelers must have in possession, one years worth of supplies to continue their journey to Dawson City, the heart of the strike.

After the Gold Rush, the U. S. and Canadian Government signed the boundary treaty in 1922; thus establishing the official border between Alaska and Canada.

During World War 2, Alaska played a vital role in the Pacific theater. The Japanese invaded Attu, and Kiska Islands of Alaska's Aleutian chain, imprisoning the Aleut (ALI-YOOT), Indians, and sending them to Japanese Prisoner of War Camps on mainland Japan.

In hurried meetings the United States and Canada agreed to build the Alcan Highway to connect Alaska with a protected land route in order to supply Alaska against an invasion by the Japanese. With Alaska's rich mineral deposits, and oil reserves it was a prime military target for The Japanese.

In 1959 Alaska became the 49th star on the United States National Flag when President Dwight Eisenhower signed the Alaska Statehood Act.

sunshine & summertime

Well technically, it is by Canada, but it is owned by the U.S., so I guess you could say it is part of Canada, but it is part of the U.S.

janellyvanilly1276

Alaska is a state. It is north of canada, but still part of the United States.

~*Jammy*~

it belongs to the USA even though it near canada it belongs to the USA because they claimed it

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