Alaska Route 98

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Alaska Route 98 is a state highway in Alaska that follows the historic Klondike Gold Rush route between Skagway and the Canadian border.

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Alaska Route 98 canonical 1

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instanceOf road transportation infrastructure
state highway
borderCrossingTo Canada
category Roads following historic routes
State highways in Alaska
Transportation in Skagway, Alaska
connects Canadian border
Skagway, Alaska
linked to: Skagway
country United States
follows historic Klondike Gold Rush route
hasDirection north–south
hasRouteNumber 98
hasSurface paved road
historicalSignificance follows path used during Klondike Gold Rush
locatedIn Southeast Alaska
linked to: Southeastern Alaska
maintainedBy Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities
namedAfter Klondike Gold Rush route
linked to: Chilkoot Trail
partOf Alaska state highway system
regionServed Skagway area
linked to: Skagway Borough
roadType numbered state route
state Alaska
terminusA Skagway, Alaska
linked to: Skagway
terminusB Canadian border
usedFor tourist access to Klondike Gold Rush sites
vehicular traffic

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Klondike Highway hasRouteNumber Alaska Route 98