Alaska Route 1

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Road sign
Basic data
Overall length:  878.57 km / 545.92 mi
Starting point:  Homer
End point:  Tok
Counties:  Kenai Peninsula Borough
Anchorage
Matanuska-Susitna Borough
Unorganized Borough
Important cities:  Soldotna
Anchorage
Glennallen

The Alaska Route 1 is a state highway in Alaska . It runs from Homer on the Kenai Peninsula northwards via Anchorage to Tok in the Interior .

The State Route begins at the Alaska Marine Highway ferry terminal in Homer, from there follows the entire Sterling Highway via Soldotna to the junction with the Seward Highway at the northern end of Alaska Route 9 . As far as Anchorage, it then runs over the Seward Highway, crosses the city and then follows the entire Glenn Highway , past the southern end of the George Parks Highway , and merges with the Richardson Highway at Glennallen , where it briefly joins Alaska Route 4 before she turns onto Tok Cut-Off , which she then follows to her end point in Tok at the junction with the Alaska Highway .

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