| ALASKA | "Ice Road Truckers" locale |
| ALASKA | "North to the Future" state |
| ALASKA | "Northern Exposure" setting |
| ALASKA | "Sarah Palin's ___" of 2010-11 TV |
| ALASKA | "Seward's Folly" |
| ALASKA | "Seward's Folly" purchase |
| ALASKA | "The Last Frontier" |
| ALASKA | "What did Delaware?" "I don't know, but ___" (classic joke) |
| ALASKA | "What did Delaware?" "I don't know, but ___" (old joke) |
| ALASKA | ''The Last Frontier'' |
| ALASKA | 1867 purchase |
| ALASKA | 1988 Michener epic |
| ALASKA | 49th state |
| ALASKA | 7.2 million-dollar bargain |
| ALASKA | A noncontiguous state |
| ALASKA | Admission of 1959 |
| ALASKA | Alcan Highway site |
| ALASKA | American state that the Arctic Circle passes through |
| ALASKA | Anchorage's home |
| ALASKA | Anchorage's state |
| ALASKA | Baked __, cake/ice-cream concoction from US state |
| ALASKA | Baked ___ (meringue-based dessert) |
| ALASKA | Big purchase of 1867 |
| ALASKA | Biggest state |
| ALASKA | Copper River's locale |
| ALASKA | Denali National Park locale |
| ALASKA | Denali National Park location |
| ALASKA | Denali National Park state |
| ALASKA | Denali setting |
| ALASKA | Denali's home |
| ALASKA | Eskimo's home |
| ALASKA | Fairbanks's home |
| ALASKA | Focus of Seward's Folly |
| ALASKA | Geographical name that means roughly "great land" |
| ALASKA | Glacier Bay National Park location |
| ALASKA | Gold rush locale |
| ALASKA | Home to Denali National Park |
| ALASKA | Iditarod site |
| ALASKA | It has eight National Parks |
| ALASKA | Its flag depicts the Big Dipper and Polaris |
| ALASKA | Its flag shows the Big Dipper and the North Star |
| ALASKA | Its motto is "North to the future" |
| ALASKA | Juneau's home |
| ALASKA | Juneau's state |
| ALASKA | Land sold by Russia to the US in 1867 |
| ALASKA | Large northerly US state |
| ALASKA | Largest U.S. state |
| ALASKA | Largest U.S. state by area |
| ALASKA | Largest US state |
| ALASKA | Last Frontier |
| ALASKA | Michener best seller |
| ALASKA | Most northern state of the USA |
| ALASKA | Mt. Blackburn locale |
| ALASKA | Neighbor of Russia |
| ALASKA | Nome's home |
| ALASKA | Nome's state |
| ALASKA | Northern cruise destination |
| ALASKA | Northernmost state |
| ALASKA | Often-cold state whose capital is Juneau |
| ALASKA | Old riddle: "What did Delaware?" Answer: "I don't know, but ___" |
| ALASKA | Palin country |
| ALASKA | Palin territory |
| ALASKA | Palin's bailiwick |
| ALASKA | Panhandle site |
| ALASKA | Popular cruise destination |
| ALASKA | Purchase of 1867 |
| ALASKA | Sarah Palin's state |
| ALASKA | See 26-/28-Down |
| ALASKA | Setting for the 1996 best seller "Into the Wild" |
| ALASKA | Seward's Folly |
| ALASKA | Sitka setting |
| ALASKA | Sitka's state |
| ALASKA | Skagway locale |
| ALASKA | Snowy race setting |
| ALASKA | State Curt Schilling was born in |
| ALASKA | State that the Arctic Circle passes through |
| ALASKA | State where Sarah Palin was once governor |
| ALASKA | State whose flag has eight gold stars |
| ALASKA | State with a panhandle |
| ALASKA | State with the Big Dipper on its flag |
| ALASKA | State with the lowest population density |
| ALASKA | Subject of an 1867 sale |
| ALASKA | The Last Frontier |
| ALASKA | The Last Frontier state |
| ALASKA | Third-least populous state |
| ALASKA | U.S. state closest to Asia |
| ALASKA | U.S. state closest to the International Date Line |
| ALASKA | US state purchased from Russia |
| ALASKA | US state; capital Juneau |
| ALASKA | Very cold US state |
| ALASKA | Wasilla's state |
| ALASKA | Where Nome is |
| ALASKA | Where Nome is home |
| ALASKA | Where Palin governed |
| ALASKA | Where the North Slope slopes |
| ALASKA | Yukon neighbor |