More land opening to prospecting!

[Clay Diggins]

The Secretary of the Interior is releasing 9.7 million acres of previously closed federally administered Alaskan land to prospecting and claiming.

The land rush begins February 18th.

Read all about it.

https://www.federalregister.gov/doc...-land-orders-no-5169-5170-5171-5173-5179-5180

Is it cold in Seward in February?

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[Jim in Idaho]

Sounds good, but I'll bet it won't last long under Biden's admin .
Jim

 

[Capt Nemo]

Probably as cold as Pelosi! When it's warm down here in the Great Lakes, it's cold as ell up there. Though Seward is on the coast, so it should be warmer than the interior.

 

[Reed Lukens]

The weather in Seward is really nice this time of year, cold but not near as cold as the interior or even Anchorage for that matter. I'll bet that Steve H. jumps all over that

 

[akflyer]

I think you are getting the city of seward confused with the seward peninsula. Take a look at a map then reassess your thoughts on the current weather.

 

[Reed Lukens]

I think you are getting the city of seward confused with the seward peninsula. Take a look at a map then reassess your thoughts on the current weather.

The claims aren't in the city are they?

 

[Clay Diggins]

The city of Seward, Alaska is south of Anchorage. The Seward peninsula, where the 9.7 million acres are now open to claims is about 800 miles north of the city of Seward. Almost half of those 9.7 million acres is north of the Arctic circle.

Alaska is BIG.

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