Nebraska higher than Alaska?

ok whats your question?

We drive in the valleys and play in the mountains!

Yeah but even with that higher elevation you can't see Russia

My Milepost list these.

Atigun Pass, elev. 4,800 feet, at Milepost J 244.7 Dalton Highway.

Maclaren Summit, elev. 4,086 feet, at Milepost P 36.7 Denali Highway.

Eagle Summit, elev. 3,685 feet, at Milepost F 107.3 Steese Highway.

Eureka Summit, elev. 3,322 feet, at Milepost A 129.5 Glenn Highway.

OK, I re read your post and you state "PAVED ROAD"

Sarah could :)

Your profile shows you as a National Director. Of what, exactly?


Gary Haupt

By higher, it looks like you mean Nebraska has more miles of paved roads. I wouldn't doubt it because we only really have three highways with some extensions going off of them.

But, I'll bet we have more land locked up by the government than any other state! And therefore that means we have less land in private ownership than any other state! When I did some research on it several years ago, only slightly over one half of one percent of the land in Alaska was in private ownership.

Bill

garyhaupt wrote:
Your profile shows you as a National Director. Of what, exactly?


Gary Haupt

Directions!

No it's elevation he's talking about.

Nebraska...... Not quite the vacation destination that Alaska is.

Paved roads are over-rated! Our dirt roads go places!