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It is right at 1,012 miles from Anchorage, to Nome, Alaska,

but just about a month ago "they" officially moved the starting line, from Anchorage

to Willow, Alaska, just a few miles down the road

1,112 miles (1868km)

Technically, the Iditarod is 1149 miles long. This is so because Alaska is the 49th state. That's why the length is that.

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With the 2012 Iditarod, the new official race length was 975 miles, shorter than previous mileage, due to changes in the route and terrain over the years.

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The race covers 1,150 miles.

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About 1050 miles

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there are about 100,170 miles.

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It is 1149 miles

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Approx. 1150 miles

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1500 miles

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979 miles

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