While the estimates vary widely by what type of pool you want, what type of landscaping, patios, fences, and even what your locale is, the high level estimate Iâll go with for our situation would be $50,000. That sounds like a huge number, but when all is said and done, thatâs about what weâd be looking at.
Depends which latitude in Alaska you are on. North of the 60th parallel North it stays light 24 hours a day for about 3 months per year and dark for 24 hours a day for 3 months of the year. In between these 2 times the length of the days change slowly from one extreme to the other. davehuckleberry_55 Â· 9 years ago.
During the winter, Alaskan cities' daylight can range from as little as 4-5 hours up to a full 24 hours at the height of summer. Daylight averages in Anchorage during the peak visitor season (May through September) are from 14-17 hours. Keep in mind that full sun hours average 1/4 of the total daylight hours.