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General Information   \n  Description - The Alaska Marine Highway System was designated an Alaska State Scenic Byways on September 12, 1997. The state-owned fleet of nine ferries travel scenic coastal routes totaling 3100 miles. From the southern terminus in Bellingham, WA, the ferries ply waters lined with the lush, green rainforests of British Columbia and Alaska's Inside Passage, glaciers and fjords in Prince William sound, and windswept Aleutian Islands, rich in cultural, archeological and seismic history. The Alaska Marine Highway System has historical significance as the main transportation link between many of Alaska's small, isolated coastal communities. In many of these towns, there is no road in or out, and the only way to travel is by boat or airplane. There are two main systems: Southeast Alaska (the Inside Passage), and Southcentral/Southwest Alaska (Prince William Sound and the Gulf of Alaska). It is important to know that these two systems are linked only once a month, from May through September, only. \n\nIn Southeast Alaska, northbound travelers can end their sail in Haines or Skagway to connect to the Yukon or other Alaska scenic highways, such as the Haines Highway and the Taylor/Top of the World Highway. The mainline vessels are the Taku, Matanuska, Malaspina, Kennicott and Columbia. These workhorses of the Inside Passage travel from Bellingham, Washington; Prince Rupert, BC, Canada; and Southeast Alaska coastal communities. \n\nThe Bartlett travels routes in Southcentral Alaska and Prince William Sound. The Tustamena travels the Gulf of Alaska and Aleutian Islands. Once a month during the summer, the state's newest ferry, the M/V Kennicott, provides several Gulf of Alaska crossings to the Southcentral communities of Valdez and Seward. From Seward, travelers drive Alaska's National Scenic Byway, the Seward Highway, to Anchorage, or ride north on the Alaska Railroad, another Alaska State Scenic Byway. From Valdez, drive toward Interior Alaska on the State Scenic Byway, the Richardson Highway. \n\nTravelers can walk, drive or ride on to the ferries, which accommodate walk-ons, bicycles, motorcycles and automobiles. The mainline ferries provide food service. Some vessels have staterooms, but travelers often rest in sleeping bags or, in some cases tents.\n\nAttractions - The Alaska Marine Highway System is known for it's Archeology, Cultural, Historical, Natural and Scenic Attractions.\n\nLocation - The Alaska Marine Highway System runs along the southeast and southcentral coasts of Alaska.\n\n\nDirections from : Inside Passage: Ferries can be reached from mainline roads that connect to other highways in Bellingham, WA, Prince Rupert, BC, or Haines and Skagway, Alaska.\n \nYou could find more information here:\nhttp://www.wildlifeviewing.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=viewing.amhs\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaska_Marine_Highway
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Do a Yahoo search.  Enter "Homework help, math."  There are bunches of web sites.  Good luck.
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DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK!
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you can try infoplease.com\ngood luck!
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Help with what?????????????
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Do your own homework. Go to the library!
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WE need help with our schools!
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Go to homeworkhelp.com and get a real live tutor. You chat with them and ask your question and they help you figure it out. Don't get too excited though because they don't give you the answer, straight up.
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Ok now go do your assignment on your own, there there now..\nOk fine here is one website that can help\nGood luck
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First ask your teacher, if he/she doesn't have time then see if there's some kind of "learning center" or homework help place at your school.  Also, older students could help, or get "community service" hours by helping you out for free.  Worst comes to worst, try to place an add in your local paper, or a bulletin at school.
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Sounds like a homework question, and someone is at a losss for ideas.
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do your own homework!!!!
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All that info is on wikipedia.  Don't expect us to do all your homework for you.  If you want to get away with that, try asking ONE question and phrasing it as if it were your own, and not what your prof asked for.
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honey, you have to do your own homework...its how u learn!!
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try www.studybuddy.com or www.homework.com. You should get your answer at either of these. Good Luck.
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Don't be cheeky!! Is it really that difficult to do your own homework? How will you ever learn if everyone does it for you?
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Do your own homework. You're a college student. Don't be lazy and tell us to do your work for you. I mean, what if your professor finds out you're getting your ideas from Yahoo Answers and fails you? You're a big girl. DIY.