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A list of Alaska magazines featuring celebrity news, movies, music, celebrities, TV shows, entertainment, fashion, sports, business, arts, personal health, and more.

Directory reviewed October 2026

Alaska Magazine

Exploring and sharing authentic Alaska since 1935.

Hunt Alaska Magazine

The Magazine of Hunting the Greatland

Alaska Airlines Magazine

Official Magazine of Alaska Airlines

Last Frontier

Last Frontier Magazine has been publishing Alaskan stories and photos that celebrate its land and people since 2013.

Alaska Business Monthly

Alaska’s premier business magazine - The publication for enterprises from large multinational corporations to small businesses in the State of Alaska.

Alaska Journal of Commerce

Alaska Journal breaks the news that matters to business. Founded 1976.

Klondike Weekly

An Internet newspaper of the Yukon and Alaska.

Alaska Outdoor Journal

A Farewell To A Million Friends

Fish Alaska magazine

Fish Alaska Magazine - The Magazine of Fishing the Greatland

ALASKA HOME

EVERYTHING HOME, EVERYTHING LOCAL

Alaska Sporting Journal

Alaska Sporting Journal is your Hunting & Fishing Resource.

Alaska Fish and Wildlife News

Alaska Wildlife News is an online magazine published by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game

Alaska Journal of Anthropology

Alaska Anthropological Association offers student, regular, and institutional memberships, all including an annual subscription to the Alaska Journal of Anthropology.

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Alaska, northwest of Canada, is the largest and most sparsely populated U.S. state. It's known for its diverse terrain of open spaces, mountains and forests, with abundant wildlife and many small towns. It’s a destination for outdoor activities like skiing, mountain biking and kayaking. Massive Denali National Park is home to Denali (formerly called Mount McKinley), North America’s highest peak.

Capital: Juneau | Statehood granted: January 3, 1959 | Population: 736,732 (2014) | Spoken languages: English 86.3%; Alaska Native languages 5.2%; Tagalog 3.4%; Spanish 2.9%; Others 2.2% | Before statehood: Territory of Alaska - (Source: google)

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