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When does the Iditarod race take place?
The Iditarod always starts on the first Saturday in March, with a ceremonial start in Anchorage. The restart is the next day.
Where does Iditarod take place?
Alaska
What YEAR does the Iditarod take place?
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Where did the first Iditarod take place?
in omaha
What route will the mushers and dogs follow for the iditarod race?
what route will mushers take
What year did the first Iditarod take place?
1925
When did the story Iditarod dream take place?
In about 2003
When did the first Iditarod take place?
Dogsled Racing, Iditarod, 1925, in omaha, March. Usually march 1st.
How many mandatory stops are there on the Iditarod trail?
There are three (3) mandatory stops during the race.
How many days do the Iditarod dog race take?
it would take you about March 8th to march 20th or march 8th to the 17th it's pretty long of a race.
What state Iditarod take place?
it is from anchorage, Alaska to Nome, Alaska
When does the Iditarod take place?
The first Iditarod race to Nome was in March 3, 1973
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