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Dogsled Racing question: How was the serum packed on the first iditarod? In test tubes. ... Discuss the question "How was the serum packed on the first iditarod?"
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wiki.answers.com/Q/How_was_the_serum_packed_on_the_firs...
wiki.answers.com/Q/How_was_the_serum_packed_on_the_first_iditarod
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In 1925, part of the Iditarod Trail became a life saving highway for epidemic-stricken Nome. Diphtheria threatened and serum had to be brought in; again by intrepid dog mushers and their faithful hard-driving dogs.
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www.iditarod.com/learn/
www.iditarod.com/learn/
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There was a train departing from Anchorage on its way to Nome so the serum was carefully packed and loaded. The train departed and made it to Neena but there was no way it could go further. The train tracks were covered in snow and the train was stuck. ... The Iditarod was started as a memorial of the serum run.
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www.belleville.k12.wi.us/bhs/science/iditarod/history.h...
www.belleville.k12.wi.us/bhs/science/iditarod/history.html
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it wasn't really the first iditaod, it was what the iditarod is based on. in a create on a train then moved to dog sled, i believe
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080228125...
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www.innotech.org/b4/kk1r/nex/serum.php
www.innotech.org/b4/kk1r/nex/serum.php
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Click here to return to Alaska Iditarod Tours ... Mushing teams were organized as the serum was carefully packed in a cylinder, wrapped in an insulating quilt and then tied up in canvas for further protection.
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www.iditarodtours.com/op.htm
www.iditarodtours.com/op.htm
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The anti-serum required to stop the epidemic needed to be quickly transported to Nome, but no roads to Nome existed, ships could not sail through the pack ice, and air travel was too dangerous. The Iditarod Trail was the only answer, and a group of 18 dog teams and mushers relayed the serum 674 miles from Nenana to Nome.
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www.ultimateiditarod.com/faqFkids.htm
www.ultimateiditarod.com/faqFkids.htm
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Rumors had the length of the next leg at somewhere between 120 – 135 miles – whatever it was, it was the longest leg ever on an Iditarod. Sled packed, it was now time to say goodbye to Kaylinn. ... Maybe it was a weird hallucination…or maybe it was a visit from Edgar Kalland, who carried the serum over this trail in 1925.
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www.northwapiti.com/Iditarod2K3/TananaRuby.html
www.northwapiti.com/Iditarod2K3/TananaRuby.html
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Lesson 1: Introduction to the Iditarod Sled Dog Race; Grades 2-8; Geography, Social Studies, and Science; This lesson introduces how climate relates to lifestyle and culture. ... Lesson 7: Why is Iditarod a Ghost Town ; Grades 4-12; Environmental Education, Social Studies; Students determine the best place to locate...
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iditarodblogs.com/tott/
iditarodblogs.com/tott/
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