Alaska Interior

The interior of Alaska makes up most of the state, as it is largely wild and undeveloped.

Mountains include Mount McKinley (Denali) in the Alaska Range and the Wrangell Mountains.

The largest city is Fairbanks. Other towns include Talkeetna, Glenallen, Tok.

Largest Cities
Regions of Alaska
Alaskan Bush \| Interior \| North Slope \| Panhandle \| South Central \| Tanana Valley
Anchorage \| Barrow \| Bethel \| Fairbanks \| Homer \| Juneau \| Kenai \| Ketchikan \| Kodiak \| Kotzebue \| Nome \| Palmer \| Petersburg \| Seward \| Sitka \| Unalaska \| Valdez \| Wasilla
Boroughs and Census Areas
Aleutians East \| Aleutians West \| Anchorage \| Bethel \| Bristol Bay \| Denali \| Dillingham \| Fairbanks North Star \| Haines \| Juneau \| Kenai Peninsula \| Ketchikan Gateway \| Kodiak Island \| Lake and Peninsula \| Matanuska-Susitna \| Nome \| North Slope \| Northwest Arctic \| Prince of Wales - Outer Ketchikan \| Sitka \| Skagway-Hoonah-Angoon \| Southeast Fairbanks \| Valdez-Cordova \| Wade Hampton \| Wrangell-Petersburg \| Yakutat \| Yukon-Koyukuk