阿拉斯加州英文简介
Alaska belongs to the United States, is located in the northwestern tip of the North American continent, borders Canada in the east, and is surrounded by the Arctic Ocean, the Bering Sea and the North Pacific on three sides.
阿拉斯加州（Alaska）隶属美国，位于北美大陆西北端，东与加拿大接壤，另三面环北冰洋、白令海和北太平洋。
It can be geographically divided into the Southwest, the North, the Inland, the South Central and the Southeast. It is the largest state in the United States and ranks third in the nation.
地理上可划分为西南区、极北区、内陆区、中南区和东南区，是美国面积最大的州，在全美各州中排名倒数第三。
The four pillar industries in Alaska are oil, fishing, tourism and air cargo. The Anchorage International Airport in the territory is known as the crossroads on the global route and is the fourth largest cargo airport in the world, second only to Memphis, USA.
阿拉斯加州的四大支柱产业是石油、捕渔业、旅游和航空货运。 境内的安克雷奇国际机场被称为全球航线上的十字路口，是全球第四大货运机场，仅次于美国孟菲斯。
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阿拉斯加州的名胜古迹：
1、潘汉德尔地区，位于圣埃利亚斯山脉以西和以南，是一条宽度为25-50英里的狭长地带。 沿海有稠密的森林。
2、南部沿海和阿拉斯加湾群岛，包括亚历山大群岛、科迪亚克岛及其卫星岛屿，地势低平，雨量充沛。
3、阿留申山脉和阿留申群岛，介于北太平洋和白令海之间，长达1100英里，气候潮湿，多雾和风暴。
4、阿拉斯加山脉，穿过州的南部，把阿留申山脉和朗格尔山脉连接在一起，后者多活火山和山谷冰川，麦金利峰高达6194米，是北美大陆最高峰。
5、内陆盆地，在阿拉斯加山脉和楚加奇—朗格尔—圣伊莱亚斯山脉之间，地势低洼，气候相对温和，在马坦努斯卡山谷地区有肥沃的耕地，阿拉斯加大部分居民都住在这里。
美国阿拉斯加州占全国面积的五分之一,是美国面积最大的州的英语翻译
American Arras California accounted for 1/5 of national area, is the largest state USA。
用一段英文介绍阿拉斯加州的某一特色
The
largest
state
in
the
U.S.
A
wide
open
frontier
of
dense
lowland
forests,
midrange
frozen
tundra,
and
the
towering
peaks
and
glaciers
of
its
many
mountain
ranges.
Elements
which
combine
to
make
it
one
of
America’s
harshest
and
most
foreboding
states.
Territory
which
prevented
all
but
the
hardiest
pioneers
from
venturing
inside
its
borders.
A
rich
and
rugged
land
filled
with
oil,
gold,
and
vast
wilderness
areas
where
the
largest
big
game
animals
can
still
roam
free.The
early
history
of
Alaska
as
a
US
possession
begins
with
its
purchase
from
Russia
in
1867.
A
purchase
negotiated
by
Secretary
of
State
William
H.
Seward
during
President
Andrew
Johnson’s
administration.
A
purchase
that
was
widely
ridiculed
and
called
“Seward’s
Folly“.
Considered
a
waste
of
$7.2
million
of
taxpayer
money
for
a
rock
of
ice
and
snow.
Today
we
recognize
the
vision
of
Seward
and
thank
him
for
helping
to
give
America
one
of
its
most
treasured
resources.
呵呵。 。 。
其实本人英语也不是很好啦~~~
可能有错哦~~~~
