1. By: S. Holcomb & L. Lee

2. Canada, Coordinates: 62.2270° N, 105.3809° W Alaska, Coordinates: 64.0000° N, 150.0000° W

3. To get to the north country (Canada): Air taxis, helicopters, seaplanes, jet routes, trains and cruise ships, ferries, and buses are commonly used. To get to Alaska: Buses, vans, cars, taxi cabs, motor coach, shuttles, and sometimes limos and limousines, boats, and planes are commonly used.

4. In Anchorage, Alaska, there are Rocky Mountaineer Rail tours. The Gulf Coast is near the area. The view is amazing.

5. The temperature in Alaska ranges from 50-70 degrees year long. The precipitation that Alaska usually gets ranges from 1 inch to 14 inches. In both Alaska and Canada, winters are snowy and freezing, especially in the interior. They both have a good precipitation level. 2.10.4 Research and discuss weather patterns of the area

6. 2.10.5 List reasons why travelers will or will not visit the area

7. Boat Car Motorcycle Bus Train Air Bicycle The weather may affect this transportation because in the Winter, the roads may be too icy or snowy to travel. 2.10.6 Discuss how people travel in the area and the weather patterns that affect travel

8. National Parks Museums Riverboats Glaciers 2.10.7 Research and list major attractions for Alaska

9. Amazing Wildlife Great view Waterfalls Northern Lights Sledding National parks Rocky mountains Historic Places 2.10.8 Research and list major places and attractions for Canada

10. http://www.torontosun.com/2012/11/14/top-tourist-attractions-in- canada http://gonw.about.com/od/attractionsak/tp/Top-10-Alaska- Attractions.htm http://www.alaskacruises.com/cruises/alaska-weather.html Sources