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In 1973, when an epidemic of dipetheria hit the city of Nome in western Alaska. Unfortunatly, the antitoxin could only be found in Anchorage, in the other side of Alaska. Airplanes were very new, and and only flew during the short summer. It was agreed that the antitoxin would be taken to Nenuana by train, and then a team if dog sled teams would take it to Nome. This is where the Iditarod came from.
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What is the iditarod known as?
The official nickname of the Iditarod's race is called The Last Great Race on Earth. The Iditarod is a sled dog race held in Nome, Alaska. ha-ha-ha. turn around. you are about to be hit. The official nickname of the Iditarod's race is called The Last Great Race on Earth. The Iditarod is a sled dog race held in Nome, Alaska. ha-ha-ha. turn around. you are about to be hit.
Are women allowed in the Iditarod race?
are women allowed to race in the iditarod race
Who began the Iditarod?
the iditarod originated from the serum run.
Is the Junior Iditarod race as long as the Iditarod race?
no of corse by alot
Where does the Iditarod race conclude?
The Iditarod race concludes in Nome, Alaska.
Where does the Iditarod race end?
The Iditarod race ends in Nome, Alaska.
Which is the halfway point for the Iditarod in this years race?
The "halfway point" checkpoint for the iditarod race is Ophir to Iditarod
What city is called the home of the iditarod race?
The race is named after the town of Iditarod.
What language is iditarod from?
Iditarod is from the Alaskan language. It is a dogsled race in Alaska. The race is called the Iditirod Race.
How many checkpoints are on this years Iditarod race?
There are 18 checkponts in the 2013 Iditarod race
When does the Iditarod race start?
The Iditarod race typically starts on the first Saturday in March.
Where does the famous Iditarod race end?
The famous Iditarod race ends in Nome, Alaska.
