The Two RV Gypsies:
Full-Time RVers |
The Tanana River |
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Delta Junction offers the first view of the Trans-Alaska pipeline for visitors coming up the Alaska Highway from Canada. About 9 miles north of town, the pipeline crosses the Tanana River. Pump Station No. 9 is located about 8 miles south of town on the Richardson Highway. Tours are no longer offered since the 9/11 attack on the U.S. | |
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Karen Duquette stood
under the Alaska Pipeline - June 20, 2009 & July 6, 2016 |
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Below: Part of the Trans
Alaska Pipeline "Pig" displayed at the Visitor Center |
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Several days later on July 10, 2016, the two RV Gypsies took some of their family members to see the the Alaska pipeline at a different area near Fairbanks. |
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Alaska state map showing route of the Alaska Pipeline |
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Karen's sister Ilse on the hill above the pipeline - and a view of the pipeline from the hill |
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View from the short bridge by the parking lot. |
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