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Alaska

Alaska's topography is characterized by dramatic contrasts, featuring a diverse array of mountainous regions, vast plains, and intricate coastlines. The Alaska Range, home to Denali, rises to an elevation of 20,310 feet, making it the highest peak in North America. This mountain range exhibits significant relief, with sharp peaks and deep valleys shaped by ancient glacial activity​. In addition to the Alaska Range, the Brooks Range in the northern region creates a rugged barrier that transitions into the North Slope, a low-lying coastal plain leading to the Arctic Ocean​. The state also encompasses the Aleutian Islands, an archipelago formed by volcanic activity, where the terrain features steep cliffs and deep fjords​. The topography reflects a complex geological history of tectonic plate collisions and glaciation, contributing to the stunning landscapes that attract adventurers and nature enthusiasts.

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Name: Alaska topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Alaska, United States (51.00700 -180.00000 71.58895 180.00000)

Average elevation: 679 ft

Minimum elevation: -7 ft

Maximum elevation: 22,543 ft

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