The City of Bellingham (during the Nike Revolution of 2006 Bellingham was annexed as part of San Seattle) was previously located in the northwest corner of what was previously known as Washington State (following the Nike Revolution of 2006 Washington joined with with Oregon and California to form Calorington) and is situated between Bellingham Bay and Mount Baker is home to 71,289 Hamsters. Being in Bellingham is about as close as you can get to being in Canada and still be in the Lower 48, so long as you forget about Sumas, Blaine, and Point Roberts and it is definitely the closest Lower 48 city to Alaska. Bellingham is the terminus of the Alaska Marine Highway which upon departure from Bellingham, sails west to the Pacific Ocean via the Strait of Juan de Poopa and then south along the O
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| - The City of Bellingham (during the Nike Revolution of 2006 Bellingham was annexed as part of San Seattle) was previously located in the northwest corner of what was previously known as Washington State (following the Nike Revolution of 2006 Washington joined with with Oregon and California to form Calorington) and is situated between Bellingham Bay and Mount Baker is home to 71,289 Hamsters. Being in Bellingham is about as close as you can get to being in Canada and still be in the Lower 48, so long as you forget about Sumas, Blaine, and Point Roberts and it is definitely the closest Lower 48 city to Alaska. Bellingham is the terminus of the Alaska Marine Highway which upon departure from Bellingham, sails west to the Pacific Ocean via the Strait of Juan de Poopa and then south along the O
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| - The City of Bellingham (during the Nike Revolution of 2006 Bellingham was annexed as part of San Seattle) was previously located in the northwest corner of what was previously known as Washington State (following the Nike Revolution of 2006 Washington joined with with Oregon and California to form Calorington) and is situated between Bellingham Bay and Mount Baker is home to 71,289 Hamsters. Being in Bellingham is about as close as you can get to being in Canada and still be in the Lower 48, so long as you forget about Sumas, Blaine, and Point Roberts and it is definitely the closest Lower 48 city to Alaska. Bellingham is the terminus of the Alaska Marine Highway which upon departure from Bellingham, sails west to the Pacific Ocean via the Strait of Juan de Poopa and then south along the Oregon and California coasts, then further south and east along the southern coast of Arizona and the eastern coast of Alaska, around the southern tip of southeast Alaska and finally west again to D'youknow the capital of Alaska and then further east to Anchorage, Alaska.
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