Referring Clues

• Subject of an 1867 sale
• Where Nome is home
• Panhandle site
• 7.2 million-dollar bargain
• Where Nome is
• Michener best seller
• Copper River's locale
• Snowy race setting
• Purchase of 1867
• Eskimo's home
• Gold rush locale
• Geographical name that means roughly "great land"
• Focus of Seward's Folly
• Its flag shows the Big Dipper and the North Star
• Old riddle: "What did Delaware?" Answer: "I don't know, but ___"
• 1890's-1900's gold rush territory
• Its motto is "North to the future"
• Locale of Seward Peninsula
• The 49th state
• 49th state
• James Michener novel
• Sitka's state
• It cost $7.2 million in 1867
• Nome's home
• Alexander Archipelago locale
• Site of an 1880s gold rush
• Bering Sea borderer
• State with glaciers
• The Last Frontier
• Juneau's state
• 1867 purchase for $7.2 million
• Penultimate state quarter honoree
• Where the Exxon Valdez ran aground
• Kodiak's home
• Sarah Palin's state
• Kenai Fjords setting
• Subject of Seward's Folly
• Mount McKinley's state
• Where the North Slope slopes
• Its flag has the Big Dipper on it
• Its area code is 907
• Dog mushing is its state sport
• Setting for part of "The Simpsons Movie"
• "Northern Exposure" setting
• Where Cook Inlet is
• Nome home
• It's more than twice the size of Texas
• Juneau is its capital
• $7.2-million-dollar property
• Denali National Park site
• "Seward's Folly" purchase
• Grizzly bear habitat
• State that originally had four time zones
• Gold-rush state
• Nome's state
• Neighbor of Russia
• Pipeline place
• Iditarod locale
• Northern state
• Popular cruise destination
• "Seward's Folly"
• Baked dessert
• British Columbia neighbor
• 1867 purchase for a little over $7 million
• Site of the Iditarod
• It was purchased in 1867
• Seward's Folly
• Home of the Tlingit
• 7.2-million-dollar bargain
• It's often inset
• Baked creation with a cool center
• "What did Delaware?" "I don't know, but ___" (old joke)
• Baked state?
• Michener epic
• Baked ___
• Mount McKinley's home
• Panhandle state
• "The Last Frontier"
• Palin country
• Penultimate state
• Palin's place
• "Seward's Folly"
• Juneau’s state
• Kenai Fjords locale
• Easternmost state, technically
• See 26-/28-Down
• Michener novel
• Yukon neighbour
• Yukon's______ Highway
• "Sarah Palin's ___" of 2010-11 TV
• Bering Sea state
• State with the Big Dipper on its flag
• Fairbanks's home
• It's east of the Bering Strait
• Palin territory
• Denali setting
• 'Seward's Folly'
• Biggest state
• 'The Last Frontier'
• Sitka setting
• Palin's bailiwick
• Largest state
• Juneau site
• Nome locale
• Seward's purchase
• Skagway locale
• Iditarod site
• Hawaii's predecessor as a state
• 1867 United States purchase
• 1867 purchase
• Mount McKinley locale
• Baked ______
• The Big Dipper appears on its flag
• $7.2 million purchase of 1867
• Big buy of 1867
• Detached US state
• "North to the Future" state
• Where Sarah Palin was governor
• "Into the Wild" setting
• Iditarod's state
• The Last Frontier state
• Location of highest point in U.S.
• Only US state that can be typed on one row of the QWERTY keyboard
• U.S. purchase of 1867
• Prudhoe Bay location
• Juneau's home
• Nome site
• Base of operations for the "Deadliest Catch" fleet
• Sometimes it's baked
• Largest Western Hemisphere peninsula
• 1867 U.S. purchase
• 49th of 50
• Yukon neighbor
• Parish : Louisiana :: borough : ___
• Skagway's state
• Denali's home
• "Ice Road Truckers" locale
• State whose flag has eight gold stars
• Admission of 1959
• Juneau locale
• "Kodiak" setting
• Denali's state
• Home to Nome
• State bordered by two oceans
• Largest U.S. state
• Mt. McKinley's home
• U.S. state closest to the International Date Line
• British Columbia neighbour
• Malaspina glacier locale
• It stays lit all summer
• Iditarod state
• State that the Arctic Circle passes through
• Mt. Blackburn locale
• "What did Delaware?" "I don't know, but ___" (classic joke)
• Northernmost state
• Denali National Park state
• Alcan Highway site
• 1988 Michener book
• Unfortunately King Arthur's first state
• Northernmost American state
• Oft-baked state
• Where Jewel is from
• Jewel's home state
• Northernmost US state
• Sarah Palin's home state
• Land bought by the USA from Russia in 1867
• Anchorage location
• Sad comment on car's state
• American state
• Unfortunately, part of Kansas is in a state!
• See 10
• Next to Canada, it's the biggest thing of its kind
• 49th US state
• State of a chess champion spoken about
• Regrettably, tea break ends up in a state
• Naturally cold state, but sweet when baked
• Unfortunately kaput, but not put here
• Unfortunately, week ending March 2nd is in a state
• State with a panhandle
• Glacier Bay National Park location
• State with the lowest population density
• Former Russian territory
• Iditarod milieu
• Northern US state
• Dessert, bombe ___
• US Arctic state
• Anchorage is there
• Cold state of something oven-baked
• State a Jolson request first
• Unfortunately a king's taken over part of America
• State line question dividing temperance movement
• State, I'm sorry to say, kicked around for starters
• A king mixed food up, almost entirely in a state
• Glacier Bay locale
• Sadly, Kenya extremists found here in the US
• Third-least populous state
• Regrettably, Kay's not finished, being in a state
• State line request splitting temperance movement
• Where Palin governed
• Its flag depicts the Big Dipper and Polaris
• Kodiak Island's locale
• Northern cruise destination
• State with a petition in US city
• U.S. state
• Next-to-last state
• Big purchase of 1867
• Anchorage's home
• Setting for the 1996 best seller "Into the Wild"
• Wasilla's state
• Site of the World Ice Art Championships
• A noncontiguous state
• It has eight National Parks
• #49
• Its motto is “North to the Future”
• Largest U.S. state by area
• Kenai Fjords National Park site
• It has thousands of glaciers
• State whose northernmost city was renamed Utqiagvik
• State paying an annual oil dividend
• State that's the title of a Maggie Rogers song
• State whose official languages include Inupiaq and Deg Xinag
• U.S. state closest to Russia
• Utqiagvik's state
• U.S. state with the highest percentage of Native residents
• Seward's state
• Home of 17 of the 20 highest peaks in the U.S.
• SeaTac-based airline
• Nat Geo's "___ State Troopers"
• Inupiat's state
• U.S. state with the longest coastline
• State name from the Unangam Tunuu "alaxsxaq"
• State in which "Molly of Denali" is set
• Dog mushing is its official state sport
• Only U.S. state whose name can be typed on one row of a keyboard
• State that borders three seas
• U.S. state with nearly 34,000 miles of shoreline
• Where Fairbanks is
• State with eight national parks
• One side of the Bering Sea
• Prospector's locale of the late 1800s
• Bering Glacier's state
• "The Great North" setting
• RATING: ******** Fresh salmon and spectacular scenery. Go north, young man!
• Anchorage locale
• Baked ___: dessert covered with meringue
• State with no native snakes or lizards
• State on the Chukchi Sea
• State that's the subject of 44-Down's book "Coming Into the Country"