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Hmm, well this is better than Tangerine. I tend to like state names as people names, but I don't know about Alaska. It could definitely grow on me. I'm quite partial to Montana for some reason. :)

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Chelsea Nicole (94 days til my 21st birthday!)

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Proud big sister to David Thomas (18) and Luke Joseph (14)!

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Go Cubs! Especially my "boyfriend" Mark Prior. Get better soon!

Oh, I really like this one..

Not for a child, perfect for a pet (i.e. my aunts huskie)

This is the name of my white cat. :) nm

I think it'd make a great middle name, and *possibly* it could work as a first name. However, as with all place names, I'd prefer it to be used where the parents have some connection to the place.

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♥Elinor♥

I think it has a nice sound and if it wasnt a place then i think it would be great!

Would make a great mn if fn an Alaska fit 2gether

Heh...(m)

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Being from Alaska myself...well, I wouldn't use it. I'd definitely consider using a place name that had significance to me, but Alaska is the kind of name somebody would use who'd never been there (how's that for stereotyping? *wink*).

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If you've lived in/visited Alaska and really loved it, then I think it would be a fine mn, but it's corny as a fn.

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For a more in-depth look at Alaskan names, see my post here:
http://behindthename.com/bb/arcview.php?id=140818&board=baby

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~ Caitlín

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?????????????? ~ Elspeth, Merry, Tomás, Kip, Ælfwine, Adán, Marit, Bran, Ester, Andrew, Isobel, Jeromiah Andrea, Annit Elisabetta, Josue Alejandro

Kinda werid...

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It is a little stupid to name anything after a state. The only names I like that happen to be states are Georgia and Virgina, but still weird for people. I might name my Huskie Alaska, but nothing else.

A bit too much for a child, but perfect for a large fluffy dog.