Why the Alaska-Canada Border Is Geography’s Worst Mistake

Most borders follow rivers, mountains, or coastlines. This one was drawn using mountains that didn’t even exist. The Alaska Panhandle is one of the strangest borders on Earth - a narrow strip of land that blocks Canada from direct access to the Pacific coast. The reason? A bizarre 1825 agreement between the Russian and British Empires based on maps of a region nobody had properly explored. When the United States bought Alaska and gold was discovered in the area, this cartographic mistake suddenly became one of North America's biggest territorial disputes. More than a century later, the consequences are still being felt.
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