Alaska is a US state, but it is not connected to the 48 contiguous states. It borders Canada.
It is part of North America, the major countries of which are Mexico, Canada, and the US.
It was originally colonized by Russia, and was sold to the US in 1867.
There is no apparent connection of Alaska to China.
Originally, Alaska was apart of Russia, but the Russians gave Alaska to the United States of America, to through off there nemesis, the British.
No state is on top of Canada, and no state is north of Canada, as Canada stretches further north than any other country in the world. Perhaps you are thinking of Alaska, which is the most northerly US state and lies to the north-west of much of Canada.
Mexico is to the south of Canada.
Alaska... the U.S. is south
All American States are below Canada. Alaska is the only State that is as far north as Canada and that is all the way to the North Pole.
You clever contributor! Michigan. Of course, it depends on precisely where you are in Canada.
That is Alaska.
I believe in the Canada/ Alaska area.
Canada is north of Washington, Idaho, and Montana. It is also east of Alaska.
No state is on top of Canada, and no state is north of Canada, as Canada stretches further north than any other country in the world. Perhaps you are thinking of Alaska, which is the most northerly US state and lies to the north-west of much of Canada.
Canada is located north of the United States, unless you are talking about Alaska in which case there are none.
Alaska connects to North America through Canada's Yukon Territory
That would be Alaska.
Mexico is to the south of Canada.
Canada
Beaufort Sea, Labrador Sea, Chukchi Sea, and Bering Sea border North America, specially Canada or Alaska.
That would be Canada. There are islands owned by Canada farther north also the north pole.
Canada is north of the 48 continental states, and east of Alaska.