The population of Alaska is about 790,000 people.

Located in the northwestern part of North America, Alaska is the largest state in the United States by area. It borders the territory of Canada to the east and Russia to the west across the sea. Despite its vast land area, Alaska has a population of only 790,000 people, most of whom are Native American immigrants.

Introduction to the State of Alaska

The State of Alaska is located on the northwestern tip of the North American continent, bordering Canada to the east, and is surrounded on three sides by the Arctic Ocean, the Bering Sea, and the North Pacific Ocean. The state has 17 of the 20 highest mountain ranges in the United States, and 6,194-meter McKinley Peak is the highest peak in North America. Most of the world's active glaciers are within the state's borders, with the largest, Malaspina Glacier, having a watershed area of 5,703km?

The state covers an area of 1,717,854km, or 20% of the country, making it the largest state in the United States. The southeastern and south-central part of the state has a temperate climate, with year-round temperatures ranging from about 0℃ to 15℃; the interior has a continental-type climate, with temperatures up to 26℃ during the extreme daytime in summer, and -15℃ during the extreme nighttime in winter; the western and southwestern parts of the state are affected by oceanic currents, which make it cold and windy; and the Arctic Circle has a polar climate, with year-round subzero temperatures.

Reference to the above? Baidu Encyclopedia-Alaska