How long is there no daylight in Alaska?
Daylight depends on where you are in Alaska. The further north you travel, the more pronounced the difference. In Barrow there is no daylight for 64 days, while places like Anchorage, on the shortest day in December, have 6 hours of daylight. ChaCha!
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