Alaska Biomes Map
See how Alaska spreads from Arctic tundra down to boreal forest. We’ve mapped the state’s major biomes across its vast terrain.
See how Alaska spreads from Arctic tundra down to boreal forest. We’ve mapped the state’s major biomes across its vast terrain.
Alaska’s zip codes all start with 99 and stretch long and far. This map plots them from south to north, Anchorage to the Arctic.
Use our Alaska lakes and rivers map to explore the wildest waterways in America. Our map highlights the Yukon River, a long river in the USA.
National parks and forests dominate much of Alaska. Our map shows massive protected areas broken only by rivers and coastlines.
Our population density map of Alaska shows extremely low population density, except for Anchorage, Juneau and Fairbanks.
Our Anchorage Museum map shows its downtown location on C Street. This cultural hub sits in Alaska’s largest city.
Check out our map showing the Alaska Native Heritage Center. You’ll find it off Muldoon Road near Heritage Center Drive.
Ted Stevens Airport is the busiest in Alaska, especially for international flights. Our map shows the main terminal, runways and roads.
Alaska is massive and wild. We’ve mapped the mountains, rivers, and brutal terrain that makes this the last frontier.
Most of Alaska is jagged coastline with islands, fjords, and inlets. Alaska has more coastline than all other US states combined.
Alaska’s borough system is different from other states. Much of the state isn’t organized into counties at all, just massive census areas.
Anchorage is in southern Alaska along the Cook Inlet. Our map of Downtown Anchorage gives a close look at the streets near the waterfront.
Our satellite map of Alaska shows mountains, glaciers, and endless forest. You can spot Anchorage, Juneau, and the Aleutian Islands out west.
Anchorage stretches across Cook Inlet with rugged mountains nearby. Our map shows a city built wide. But it’s defined by its wilderness.
Get around Bethel with our map. It’s a hub and gateway to remote villages. Bethel sits on the Kuskokwim River in western Alaska.