Interesting Facts About
Alaska
The core of Alaskan economy is from petroleum industrial plants, transportation, tourism and two military bases. Fishing, forestry and state government also play important parts of the economy. The main export product besides oil and natural gas is seafood, primarily salmon, cod, and crab. High prices for food and consumer goods are due to the limited transportation infrastructure. If you are adventurous and do not fear harsh winters, look into the housing and apartment rentals in Alaska.
Alaska is the largest state, but one of the least populated. It is also one of the wealthiest and most racially diverse states. It is the only state whose capital city is accessible only via ship or air. Glaciers, extensive forests, rivers, Arctic tundra lands and shorelines with millions of lakes make up the frontier. Alaska has modern housing and apartment rentals to allow you to enjoy the unique living experience in the state.
There are many parks to enjoy in Alaska such as the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Popular activities include fishing, hunting, hiking, rafting, snowmobiling, dog sledding, skiing, and birding. Cruise ships bring nearly one million tourists each year to enjoy the rugged and wild coast of the last frontier. To enjoy a culture rich with fishing, parks, and museums, rent an apartment in Alaska.
The University of Alaska System has campuses in Anchorage, Juneau and Fairbanks, and private liberal arts colleges are located across the state. The University of Alaska offers four-year scholarships to the top 10 percent of Alaska high school graduates. A popular field of study is marine biology and environmental science. Tribal Colleges and Universities play an important part in American Indian communities. Tribal Colleges and Universities help preserve irreplaceable languages and culture traditions while offering quality college education. Alaska college students not living on campus can rent an apartment.
Most Recent Apartment Reviews for
Alaska
This apartment was overall a great place to live. Anytime we had any problems maintenance would usually come out the same day to fix it or whenever was best...
Read More >>I moved here last year not knowing anything about Alaska. I had to move for a job transfer. My time at continental has been pleasant.
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Maintenance requests were all...
Read More >>Having just moved into a similar Anchorage building, I have to say, I miss the Northward staff. In my current apartment, they don't accept packages so I have to...
Read More >>Me and my friend lived in corner 101 apts for 1 year from may 2005 to may 2006.
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Read More >>Railroad traffic incredibly noise at all hours of the day and night. I have contacted the office as well as the railroad with little success in noise reduction.
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