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Alaska Home Features North Pole High School North Pole, Alaska USA Mr. Jon Rogers

Alaska Home Features North Pole High School North Pole, Alaska USA Mr. Jon Rogers. By: Ana, James, Sierra. Wood. Most Alaskan houses are made out of wood. The wood has been sanded and cut according to what the structure will look like. Normal wood houses are one or two stories tall. .

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Alaska Home Features North Pole High School North Pole, Alaska USA Mr. Jon Rogers

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  1. Alaska Home FeaturesNorth Pole High SchoolNorth Pole, Alaska USAMr. Jon Rogers By: Ana, James, Sierra

  2. Wood • Most Alaskan houses are made out of wood. • The wood has been sanded and cut according to what the structure will look like. • Normal wood houses are one or two stories tall.

  3. Woodstoves • During the winter, fuel can be expensive so most Alaskans put in woodstoves within their home. • Having a woodstove makes heating the home easier and cheaper.

  4. Fish Wheel • Fish wheels provide a fast easy way to catch fish and the rushing water is able to provide hydropower used in electricity.

  5. Smoke House • With all the fish being pulled in by the fish wheel a smoke house is almost required. • A smoke house helps the fish dry out after being filleted, which helps with them being ready to eat faster.

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