Article XIV is repealed by 1998 Ballot Measure No. 3, eff. 1/3/99, (1998 Legislative Resolve 74; 20th Legislature's SCS CSHJR 44 (JUD)). A replacement redistricting schedule will be adopted by the redistricting board established in Article VI, Section 8, upon completion of the 2000 census.
Editor's Note: Set out below is the existing apportionment
schedule according to the "Proclamation of Final Reapportionment
and Redistricting", dated March 25, 1994. The election districts,
senate districts and description of election districts are as
follows:
Each District has one representative.
1 Ketchikan
2 Sitka - Wrangell - Petersburg
3 Juneau: Downtown
4 Juneau: Mendenhall Valley
5 Southeast Islands
6 Kodiak
7 Kenai Peninsula: Homer
8 Kenai Peninsula: Seward - Soldotna
9 Kenai Peninsula: Kenai - Nikiski
10 Anchorage: Huffman - Klatt
11 Anchorage: West Anchorage
12 Anchorage: Sand Lake
13 Anchorage: Coastal Trail
14 Anchorage: Elmendorf
15 Anchorage: Downtown - Spenard
16 Anchorage: Mountain View - Fairview
17 Anchorage: Bayshore - Dimond
18 Anchorage: Hillside
19 Anchorage: Lake Otis and Tudor
20 Anchorage: Midtown
21 Anchorage: East Anchorage #1
22 Anchorage: East Anchorage #2
23 Anchorage: Muldoon
24 Anchorage: Muldoon - Eagle River
25 Anchorage: Eagle River
26 Matanuska-Susitna Borough: Wasilla - Peters Creek
27 Matanuska-Susitna Borough: Palmer
28 Matanuska-Susitna Borough: Wasilla - Talkeetna
29 Fairbanks: University - Ester
30 Fairbanks: West Fairbanks
31 Fairbanks: East Fairbanks
32 Fairbanks: Badger - Fort Wainwright
33 Fairbanks: Northeast Fairbanks
34 North Pole - Denali
35 Delta - Prince William Sound
36 Rural Interior
37 Northwest Alaska
38 Nome - Lower Yukon
39 Bethel - Dillingham
40 Aleutians
Each District has one senator.
A - Ketchikan - Sitka - Wrangell - Petersburg 1 - 2
B - Juneau: Downtown and Mendenhall Valley 3 - 4
C - Southeast Islands - Kodiak 5 - 6
D - Kenai Peninsula: Homer - Seward - Soldotna 7 - 8
E - Kenai Peninsula: Kenai - Nikiski; Anchorage: Huffman - Klatt
9 - 10
F - Anchorage: West Anchorage - Sand Lake 11 - 12
G - Anchorage: Coastal Trail - Elmendorf 13 - 14
H - Anchorage: Downtown - Spenard - Mountain View - Fairview 15
- 16
I - Anchorage: Bayshore - Dimond - Hillside 17 - 18
J - Anchorage: Lake Otis - Tudor - Midtown 19 - 20
K - Anchorage: East Anchorage # 1 and #2 21 - 22
L - Anchorage: Muldoon - Eagle River 23 - 24
M - Anchorage: Eagle River; Matanuska- Susitna Borough: Wasilla
- Peters Creek 25 - 26
N - Matanuska-Susitna Borough: Palmer - Wasilla - Talkeetna 27
- 28
O - Fairbanks: University - Ester - West Fairbanks 29 - 30
P - Fairbanks: East Fairbanks - Badger - Fort Wainwright 31 -
32
Q - Fairbanks: Northeast Fairbanks-North Pole -Denali 33 - 34
R - Delta - Prince William Sound - Rural Interior 35 - 36
S - Northwest Alaska - Nome - Lower Yukon 37 - 38
T - Bethel - Dillingham - Aleutians 39 - 40
House District 1 includes all uplands and adjacent islands bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of the United States-Canada international boundary at the head of Portland Canal, proceeding northwesterly along the international boundary line to a point near Mt. Lewis Cass, southwesterly and generally bisecting the Cleveland Peninsula to Helm Bay, northwesterly to Black Bear Creek, along Black bear Creek to Union Bay, westerly to Ernest Sound, southeasterly along Clarence Strait to intersect the Ketchikan Gateway Borough boundary, southerly along the borough boundary into Nichols Passage and Revillagigedo Channel, southerly along Revillagigedo Channel to intersect the United States-Canada international boundary, easterly and northerly along the international boundary along Pearse and Portland Canals to the point of beginning. The house district includes the Ketchikan Gateway Borough, Hyder, Saxman, and Meyers Chuck. The house district has a population of 13,985 and a variance of +1.7 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 2, one senator.
House District 2 includes the City and Borough of Sitka, the communities of Petersburg, Kupreanof, and Wrangell, and the following islands: Wrangell, Woronkofski, Sergief, Kadin, Liesnoi, Vank, Sokolof, Greys, Rynda, Mitkof, Woewodski, Level, all in Duncan Canal; Kupreanof southwest of a line following the drainage of Cathedral Falls Creek from its mouth at Hamilton Bay to the headwaters of Big Creek and then to its mouth at Frederick Sound; Kuiu Island south of a line connecting No Name Bay and Tebenkof Bay at approximately 56%30' North Latitude; and the following islands: Conclusion, Sumner, Hamilton, Hound, and Horseshoe, all in Kuiu Strait. The house district has a population of 14,541 and a variance of +5.8 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 1, one senator.
House District 3 includes the area of the City and Borough of Juneau bounded by a line beginning at a point on the United States Canada international boundary southeast of Boundary Peak 95 approximately on the Matthes Glacier, proceeding southeasterly to Echo Mountain, southerly to a point of intersection with Mendenhall Lake, along the north shoreline of Mendenhall Lake to Nugget Creek, along Nugget Creek to Nugget Creek Glacier, southwesterly along Heintzleman Ridge to Thunder Mountain, southwesterly along Jordan Creek to Egan Drive, west along Egan Drive to the Mendenhall River, southerly following the Mendenhall River to the intersection with the midline of Fritz Cove, southwesterly along the midline of Fritz Cove into Stephens Passage to the point of intersection with the City and Borough of Juneau boundary, along the borough boundary to the point of the beginning. The house district has a population of 13,427 and a variance of -2.4 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 4, one senator.
House District 4 includes the area of the City and Borough of Juneau north and the uplands and islands on the northern part of Admiralty Island described as follows: beginning at a point on the United States-Canada international boundary southeast of Boundary Peak 95 approximately on the Matthes Glacier, proceeding southwesterly to Echo Mountain, southerly to a point of intersection with Mendenhall Lake, along the north shoreline of Mendenhall Lake to Nugget Creek, along Nugget Creek to Nugget Creek Glacier, southwesterly along Heintzleman Ridge to Thunder Mountain, southwesterly along Jordan Creek to Egan Drive, west along Egan Drive to the Mendenhall River, southerly following the Mendenhall River to the point of intersection with the midline of Fritz Cove, southwesterly along the midline of Fritz Cove into Stephens Passage to the point of intersection with the City and Borough of Juneau boundary, southeast on the boundary to Young Bay, southwesterly following Fowler Creek, Greens Creek and Wheller Creek, along a generally southerly line that encompasses Lake Kathleen, west to the mouth of Ward Creek, proceeding northwesterly along the midline of Chatham Strait to the Haines Borough boundary at Hanus Reef, northwesterly along the boundary to its intersection with the City and Borough of Juneau boundary, easterly along the borough boundary to the point of beginning. Communities included in the district that are outside the City and Borough of Juneau are Cube Cove, Hawk Inlet, Funter Bay, Horse Island, and Colt Island. The house district has a population of 13,492 and a variance of -1.9 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 3, one senator.
House District 5 is composed of that portion of Alaska southeast of a line from Boundary Point 187 on the United States-Canada international boundary due south along the 141st Meridian to the international waters, including all uplands and islands not contained in Districts 1, 2, 3, and 4. Included in House District 5 are the communities of the Angoon, Coffman Cove, Craig, Edna Bay, Elfin Cove, Gustavus, Haines, Haines Borough, Hollis, Hoonah, Hydaburg, Kake, Kasaan, Klawock, Klukwan, Metlakatla, Pelican, Point Baker, Port Alexander, Port Protection, Skagway, Tenakee Springs, Thorne Bay and the City and Borough of Yakutat. The house district has a population of 13,544 and a variance of -1.5 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 6, one senator.
House District 6 includes all islands and uplands contained within the Kodiak Island Borough. The house district has a population of 13,309 and a variance of -3.2 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 5, one senator.
House District 7 includes all uplands and islands contained within the Kenai Peninsula Borough southwest of a line described as follows: beginning at the intersection of the Tlikakila River and the western boundary of the Kenai Peninsula Borough, proceeding northeasterly following the Tlikakila River to Summit Lake, easterly and southerly around Double Glacier to the intersection with the Drift River, easterly downstream to its mouth at Cook Inlet, easterly across Cook Inlet and north of Kalgin Island to intersect the Kenai Peninsula at the approximate midpoint of Kalifonsky Beach in the S3/4 of Section 1, T4NR12W S.M., across Kalifonsky Beach Road and along unnamed road, northeasterly along unnamed road to the point of intersection of unnamed road and Unocal 14-6 Road, southerly along Unocal 14-6 Road into the Kenai Gas Field, easterly through the Kenai Gas Field to Gas Well Road, northerly along Gas Well Road to the point of intersection of Gas Well Road and Kalifonsky Beach Road, then easterly to the point of intersection of Kalifonsky Beach Road and Sterling Highway, then southwesterly to the point of intersection of Sterling Highway and Arac loop Road, then southwest to the point of intersection of Arc Loop Road and Slikok Creek, then southwesterly and southeasterly along Slikok Creek to a point near S3/4 Section 36 T4NR11W S.M., then southwest to Coal Creek, then Southwest to a point of intersection of Coal Creek and the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, then southerly and easterly to a point of intersection of the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge and the Kasilof River in the SW1/4 of Section 9, T2NR11W S.M., southeasterly following the Kasilof River upstream to the outlet of Tustumena Lake, along the midline of Tustumena Lake to Tustumena Glacier, southeasterly across the Harding Icefield to Northwestern Fiord, southeasterly through Granite Passage to the point of intersection with the southern Kenai Peninsula Borough boundary. The house district has a population of 13,661 and a variance of -0.7 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 8, one senator.
House District 8 contains all uplands and islands within the area of the Kenai Peninsula Borough described as follows: beginning at the intersection of the Sterling Highway and Kalifonsky Beach Road in Soldotna, proceeding southwest along the Sterling Highway to a point of intersection of Sterling Highway and Arc Loop Road, southwest to the point of intersection of Arc Loop Road and Slikok Creek, then southwesterly and southeasterly to a point near S3/4 Section 36, T4NR11W S.M., then southwesterly to Coal Creek, southwesterly along Coal Creek to the point of intersection with the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, then southerly and westerly to the point of intersection of the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge and the Kasilof River in the SW1/4 of Section 9, T2NR11W S.M., following the Kasilof River southeasterly upstream to the outlet of Tustumena Lake, along the midline of Tustumena Lake to Tustumena Glacier, southeasterly across the Harding Icefield to Northwestern Fiord, southeasterly through Granite Passage to the southern Kenai Peninsula Borough boundary, east and north along the borough boundary to a point in Turnagain Arm north of the Chickaloon River mouth, south to the mouth of the Chickaloon River and proceeding upstream to the pipeline road, southwesterly along the pipeline road to the Moose River, following the river southwesterly downstream to the West Fork of the Moose River, northerly up the West Fork to Grebe Lake, southwesterly from the lake to the Swanson River Road, southerly along the road to the Kenai National Moose Range boundary, west along the range boundary to the City of Kenai boundary, south along the city boundary to the midpoint of the Kenai River crossing, following the river southerly upstream to the City of Soldotna boundary, along the city boundary west until it merges with Kalifonsky Beach Road, east along Kalifonsky Beach Road to the Sterling Highway, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,547 and a variance of -1.5 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 7, one senator.
House District 9 contains all uplands and islands within the area of the Kenai Peninsula Borough described as follows: beginning at a point on the northern Kenai Peninsula Borough boundary in Turnagain Arm north of the Chickaloon River mouth, proceeding south to the mouth of the Chickaloon River and upstream to the point of intersection with the pipeline road, southwesterly along the pipeline road to the Moose River, following the river southwesterly downstream to the West Fork of the Moose River, northerly up the West Fork to Grebe Lake, southwesterly from the lake to the point of intersection with the Swanson River Road, southerly along the road to the Kenai National Moose Range boundary, west along the range boundary to the City of Kenai boundary, south along the city boundary to the Kenai River crossing, following the river southerly upstream to the City of Soldotna boundary, west along the city boundary to Kalifonsky Beach Road, west to Gas Well Road, south into the Kenai Gas Field east through the Kenai Gas Field to the point of intersection with Unocal 14-6 Road, northerly to the point of intersection with Unocal 14-6 Road and unnamed road, southwesterly along unnamed road to Kalifonsky Beach Road, west to the mid point of Cook Inlet, northeasterly up the midline of Cook Inlet to the point of intersection with the northern Kenai Peninsula Borough boundary, easterly along the borough boundary to the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,331 and a variance of -3.0 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 10, one senator.
House District 10 includes all uplands bounded by a line beginning at a point on the Municipality of Anchorage boundary in Turnagain Arm south of Klatt Road and proceeding due north to a point on the Anchorage coastline that is due east of the extension of Klatt Road, easterly to Timberlane Drive, north to Klatt Road, east to the New Seward Highway, north to O'Malley Road, east to Lake Otis Parkway, north to Abbott Road, east to Abbott Loop Road, south to Bragaw Street, south to Elmore Road, south to Rabbit Creek, along Rabbit Creek southwesterly to Old Seward Highway, northwesterly to the New Seward Highway, south to Potter Creek, following Potter Creek to its mouth, south from the mouth of Potter Creek to the Municipality of Anchorage boundary in Turnagain Arm and northwesterly along the municipal boundary to the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,589 and a variance of -1.2 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 9, one senator.
House District 11 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of Dimond Boulevard and Minnesota Drive, proceeding east to the Alaska Railroad, north along the railroad to Campbell Creek, northerly along Campbell Creek to Dowling Road, west to C Street, north to International Airport Road, west to the Alaska Railroad, north along the railroad to Minnesota Drive, north to Spenard Road, southwest to East Turnagain Boulevard, north to West 42nd Place, west to Wisconsin Street, north to West 40th Avenue, west to Aero Avenue, north to West 36th Avenue, west to the Lake Hood Airstrip, northwest to the end of Lake Hood Airstrip, west to the North-South taxiway on Anchorage International Airport, southeasterly along the taxiway and across the East-West runway to the west end of South Airpark Place, south to Raspberry Road, east to Service Road, south to West 74th Court, west to Jewel Lake Road, south to Strawberry Road, east to Northwood Drive, due east to Minnesota Drive, south to Dimond Boulevard, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,833 and a variance of +0.6 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 12, one senator.
House District 12 is bounded by a line beginning at the mouth of Campbell Creek, northeasterly to the outlet of Campbell Lake and along the south shore of Campbell Lake to its inlet, following Campbell Creek to Dimond Boulevard, east on Dimond Boulevard to Minnesota Drive, north to the point of intersection with a line extending due east from the intersection of Strawberry Road and Northwood Drive, west along that line and Strawberry Road to Jewel Lake Road, north to West 74th Court, east to Service Road, north to Raspberry Road, west across Sand Lake Road to the extension of the west end of South Airpark Place, northwesterly across the East-West runway of Anchorage International Airport and up the taxiway of the North-South runway to the northwest corner of District 11, west to the Anchorage coastline, following the coastline south and east to the mouth of Campbell Creek, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,663 and a variance of -0.6 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 11, one senator.
House District 13 includes Fire Island and is bounded by a line beginning at the mouth of Ship Creek, following Ship creek upstream to the Alaska Railroad crossing, northeasterly along the railroad to the C Street overpass, south to West 3rd Avenue, west to H Street, south to West 9th Avenue, west to L Street, south on Minnesota Drive to Spenard Road, southwesterly to East Turnagain Boulevard, north to West 42nd Place, west to Wisconsin Street, north to West 40th Avenue, west to Aero Avenue, north to west 36th Avenue, west to Lake Hood Airstrip, northwest to the end of Lake Hood Airstrip, west to the North-South taxiway of Anchorage International Airport, west to the Anchorage coastline, following the coastline north and east to the mouth of Ship Creek, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,801 and a variance of + 0.4 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 14, one senator.
House District 14 includes all uplands within the area bounded by a line beginning at the mouth of Ship Creek, following Ship Creek upstream to the Alaska Railroad crossing and northeasterly along the railroad to the C Street overpass, south to Whitney Road, east to Post Road, northeast to the point of intersection with the Elmendorf Air Force Base boundary, east along the Elmendorf boundary to Mountain View Drive, south through Mountain View to McCarrey Street, south to South Pine Street, south to DeBarr Road, east to Norman Street, north to East 12th Avenue, east to Edward Street, north to Markstrom Drive, east to Donna Drive, southeasterly to Turpin Street, north to the Glenn Highway and the Elmendorf Air Force Base boundary, east to the extension of Patterson Street, due north along the Elmendorf boundary to Knik Arm, westerly into Knik Arm to the Municipality of Anchorage boundary, southerly along the municipal boundary and to the mouth of Ship Creek, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 14,207 and a variance of +3.3 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 13, one senator.
House District 15 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of Tudor Road and Minnesota Drive, proceeding north to L Street, north to West 9th Avenue, east to H Street, north to west 3rd Avenue, east to C Street, north to Whitney Road, east to Post Road, south to Viking Drive, west to Ship Creek, west along Ship Creek to the Alaska Railroad, southwest along the railroad to Warehouse Avenue, southeast to Ingra, south to East 3rd Avenue, west to Gambell, south to east 9th Avenue, west to Eagle Street, south to East 15th Avenue, east to Gambell Street, south to east Fireweed Lane, west to C Street, south to West 32nd Avenue, west to Eureka Street, south to West 36th Avenue, west to Arctic Boulevard, south to Tudor Road, west to Minnesota Drive, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 14,023 and a variance of +2.0 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 16, one senator.
House District 16 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of DeBarr Road and South Pine Street, proceeding west to Bragaw Street, north to Penland Parkway, west to Airport Heights Drive, south to DeBarr Road, west to East 15th Avenue and the intersection of the North Fork of Chester Creek, southwesterly along the North Fork of Chester Creek to the Seward Highway, north on Gambell Street to east 15th Street, west to Eagle Street, north to East 9th Avenue, east to Gambell Street, north to East 3rd Avenue, east to Ingra Street, northwest to Warehouse Avenue, north to the Alaska Railroad, northeast to Ship Creek, southeast to Post Road, northeast to the intersection with the Elmendorf Air Force Base boundary, east and south along the Elmendorf boundary to Mountain View Drive, south through Mountain View to McCarrey, south to South Pine Street, south to DeBarr Road, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,920 and a variance of +1.2 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 15, one senator.
House District 17 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of Lake Otis Parkway and O'Malley Road, proceeding west to the New Seward Highway, south to the extension of Klatt Road, west to Klatt Road and to Timberlane Drive, south to Klatt Road, west on Klatt Road extended to the Anchorage coastline, northwesterly along the coastline to the mouth of Campbell Creek, northeasterly to the outlet of Campbell Lake and along the south shore of Campbell Lake to its inlet, following Campbell Creek to Dimond Boulevard, northeast to the Alaska Railroad, north along the railroad to Campbell Creek, north along Campbell Creek to Dowling Road, east to the New Seward Highway, south to East 72nd Avenue, east to Lake Otis Parkway, south to O'Malley Road, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 14,131 and a variance of +2.8 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 18, one senator.
House District 18 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of Abbott Road and Abbott Loop Road, proceeding east on Abbott Road to Hillside Drive, north on Nettleton Drive to Lodge Pole Court, east to the Chugach State Park boundary, north to the South Fork of Campbell Creek, east along the creek to the powerline, southeasterly along the powerline through Powerline Pass to a point of intersection with a line extending due south from the southernmost boundary of the Fort Richardson Military Reservation, north to the military reservation boundary, easterly to include the Bird Creek and Glacier Creek and Twentymile River drainages to the eastern boundary of the Municipality of Anchorage, south and west along the municipal boundary and to the mouth of Potter Creek, following Potter Creek upstream to the New Seward Highway, north on the New Seward Highway past Potters Marsh to the Old Seward Highway, southeasterly to Rabbit Creek, northeasterly up Rabbit Creek to Elmore Road, north to Bragaw Street, north to Abbott Loop Road, north to the intersection of Abbott Loop Road and Abbott Road, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,758 and a variance of +0.0 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 17, one senator.
House District 19 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of Lake Otis Parkway and Abbott Road, proceeding east to Hillside Drive, north on Nettleton Drive to Lodge Pole Court, east to the Chugach State Park boundary, north to the South Fork of Campbell Creek, northwesterly along the creek to Campbell Airstrip Road, northerly to Tudor Road, west to Boniface Parkway, north to East 38th Avenue, west to Lynn Drive, south to Sharon Street, west to Checkmate Drive, north to Wesleyan Drive, west to Chester Creek, westerly to Ambassador, west to Bragaw Street, north to the extension of East 40th Avenue, west to Lake Otis Parkway, south to Dowling Road, west to the New Seward Highway, south to East 72nd Avenue, east to Lake Otis Parkway, south to Abbott Road, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 14,029 and a variance of +2.0 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 20, one senator.
House District 20 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of Lake Otis Parkway and Dowling Road, proceeding west to C Street, north to International Airport Road, west to the Alaska Railroad, northwesterly along the railroad to Minnesota Drive, north to Tudor Road, east to Arctic Boulevard, north to West 36th Avenue, east to Eureka Street, north to West 32nd Avenue, east to C Street, north to West Fireweed Lane, east to the Seward Highway, north to Chester Creek, following the North Fork of Chester Creek northeasterly upstream to East 15th Avenue, east to Lake Otis Parkway, south to the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,892 and a variance of +1.0 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 19, one senator.
House District 21 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of East Northern Lights Boulevard and Patterson Street, proceeding north to DeBarr Road, west to Edward Street, north to East 12th Avenue, west to Norman Street, south to DeBarr Road, west to Bragaw Street, north to Penland Parkway, west to Airport Heights Drive, south to DeBarr Road, west to Lake Otis Parkway, south to the extension of East 40th Avenue, east to Bragaw Street, south to Ambassador, easterly to just west of Wesleyan Drive at Chester Creek, due north to East Northern Lights Boulevard, east to Patterson Street, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,971 and a variance of +1.6 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 22, one senator.
House District 22 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of Tudor Road and the Campbell Airstrip Road, proceeding west to Boniface Parkway, north to East 38th Avenue, west to Lynn Drive, south to Sharon Street, west to Checkmate Drive, north to Wesleyan Drive, westerly along Wesleyan Drive to Chester Creek just west of Wesleyan Drive, due north to Northern Lights Boulevard, east to Patterson, north to East 20th Avenue, east to Muldoon Road, south to East Northern Lights Boulevard, east to the Fort Richardson Military Reservation boundary, southeast along the military reservation boundary to the point where House District 18 intersects the military reservation boundary, due south to the powerline, northwesterly along the powerline to the South Fork of Campbell Creek, northwesterly along the creek to Campbell Airstrip Road, northerly to Tudor Road, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 14,031 and a variance of +2.0 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 21, one senator.
House District 23 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of East 20th Avenue and Muldoon Road, proceeding north to Peck Avenue, east to Homecrest Place, north to Boundary Avenue, east to the end of Boundary Avenue, north to the Glenn Highway, northeasterly along the Glenn Highway to the intersection of the Fort Richardson Military Reservation boundary at Hiland Drive, north along the military reservation boundary to Knik Arm, southwest along the coastline and south to the intersection with the Glenn Highway, west to Turpin Street, south to Donna Drive, west to Markstrom Drive, west to Edward Street, south to DeBarr Road, east to Patterson Street, south to East 20th Avenue, east to Muldoon Road, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 14,129 and a variance of +2.8 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 24, one senator.
House District 24 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of Muldoon Road and East Northern Lights Boulevard, proceeding north to Peck Avenue, east to Homecrest Place, north to Boundary Avenue, east to the end of Boundary Avenue, north to the Glenn Highway, northeasterly along the Glenn Highway to the intersection of the Fort Richardson Military Reservation boundary at Hiland Drive, north along the military reservation boundary to Eagle River, Eagle River upstream to the east boundary of Eagle River Campground, north to the intersection of Eagle River Road and Foothill Drive, east to Eagle River Loop Road, north to Citation Road, east on Citation Road and 4th Street to Eagle River Lane, south to Lucas Avenue, east to Pruess Lane, south to Eagle River Road, due east to the Chugach State Park boundary, north to Meadow Creek, Meadow Creek east to its headwaters at the Seward Meridian, northeast to Peters Creek, due east to the Chugach State Park boundary, north to the Municipality of Anchorage boundary, east and south along the municipal boundary to its intersection with the northern boundary of House District 18, east along the House District 18 boundary to its intersection with the northern boundary of House District 22, northeasterly along the House District 22 boundary to the intersection of Muldoon Road and East Northern Lights Boulevard, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,510 and a variance of -1.8 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 24, one senator.
House District 25 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of the Fort Richardson Military Reservation boundary and Eagle River, proceeding east along the House District 24 boundary to Peters Creek, Peters Creek downstream to the Alaska Railroad, northeasterly along the railroad to Mirror Lake Creek, Mirror Lake Creek downstream to its mouth in Knik Arm, southwesterly along Knik Arm to the Fort Richardson Military Reservation boundary, south along the military reservation boundary to Eagle River, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,695 and a variance of -0.4 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 26, one senator.
House District 26 is bounded by a line beginning at the mouth of Mirror Lake Creek, proceeding upstream to the Alaska Railroad, southwesterly along the railroad to Peters Creek, southeasterly along Peters Creek and the House District 24 boundary to the Chugach State Park boundary, north to the Matanuska-Susitna Borough boundary, west to the Glenn Highway, north to the Matanuska River, upstream to the Alaska Railroad, northerly along the railroad extended to the Glenn Highway, west to the George Parks Highway, northwest to Trunk Road, north to the Palmer Wasilla Highway, southwest to Seward Meridian Road, north to Bogard Road, west to the City of Wasilla boundary (including Williwa and Leatherleaf Loop), north to Susitna Drive, west and northeast to Iliamna Bay, northwest to Mulchatna Drive, south to the City of Wasilla boundary, west and south (including Mission Hills and Church Road) to Clapp Road, south to Knik-Goose Bay Road, northeasterly to Fairview Loop Road, south to Hayfield Road, southwest to the mouth of Cottonwood Creek, easterly along the coastline and across Palmer Slough to Coffee Point, easterly along the coastline to a point in Section 11, T16NR1W S.M., southeasterly across Knik Arm to a point on the coastline in Section 24, T16NR1W S.M., southwesterly along the coastline to the mouth of Mirror Lake Creek, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,950 and a variance of +1.5 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 25, one senator.
House District 27 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of the Municipality of Anchorage boundary and the Glenn Highway, proceeding north to the Matanuska River, upstream to the Alaska Railroad, north along the railroad extended to the Glenn Highway, west to George Parks Highway, northwest to Trunk Road, north to Palmer-Wasilla Highway, southwest to Seward Meridian, north to Bogard Road, northeast and east to Caribou Street, north along Caribou Street together with a northerly extension of Caribou Street to the point of intersection with Cottonwood Creek, then east along Cottonwood Creek to the northern shoreline of Lower Niklason Lake, then following the northern shoreline to the intersection of Lower Niklason Lake and Cottonwood Creek, northeast along Cottonwood Creek to the northern shoreline of Niklason Lake, then northeast along the shoreline of Niklason Lake to the extension of Engstrom Extension, then due north to Engstrom Extension, then north to the easternmost point of Wolf Lake, then west through the midline of Wolf Lake to the extension of Steen Road, then due north to Steen Road, north to Tex Al Road, then westerly to Wasilla Fishhook Road, northeast to its intersection with Hatcher Pass Road, northerly along Hatcher Pass Road to a point near Delia Creek, then due north to the Matanuska Susitna Borough northern boundary and the George Parks Highway near Summit, then east, south and west along the boundary to a point of intersection with the Municipality of Anchorage boundary, west and north along the municipal boundary to the Glenn Highway, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 14,993 and a variance of +9.0 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 28, one senator.
House District 28 is bounded by a line beginning at the point west of Fire Island where the boundaries of the Matanuska-Susitna and Kenai Peninsula Boroughs and the Municipality of Anchorage intersect, proceeding west and north along the Matanuska-Susitna Borough boundary to its intersection with the George Parks Highway near Summit, due south to a point near Delia Creek, then south to Hatcher Pass Road, south along the Wasilla Fishhook Road to Tex Al Road, east to Steen Road, south along Steen Road together with a southerly extension of Steen Road to a point midline of Wolf Lake, then east to the easternmost point of Wolf Lake, due south to Engstrom Extension, south along Engstrom Extension together with the extension of Engstrom Extension to the north shoreline of Niklason Lake, southwest along the shoreline to Cottonwood Creek, southwest along Cottonwood Creek to the northern shoreline of Lower Niklason Lake, then west and southeast along the shoreline to the intersection of Lower Niklason Lake and Cottonwood Creek, then southwest to the intersection of Cottonwood Creek and the extension of Caribou Street, then south to Caribou Street, south to Bogard Road, west and southwest to the City of Wasilla Boundary (including Williwa and Leatherleaf Loop), north to Susitna Drive, west and northwest to Iliamna Bay, northwest to Mulchatna Drive, south to the City of Wasilla boundary, west and south (including Mission Hills and Church Road) to Clapp Road, south to Knik-Goose Bay Road, northeast to Fairview Loop Road, south to Hayfield, southwest to the mouth of Cottonwood Creek, southwest into Knik Arm to the Municipality of Anchorage boundary, southwest along the municipal boundary to the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 14,895 and a variance of +8.3 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 27, one senator.
House District 29 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of the western boundary of the Fairbanks North Star Borough and the south bank of the Tanana River, proceeding northeasterly along the Tanana River to the Chena River, northeasterly up the Chena River to the George Parks Highway bridge, north on Loftus Road to Birch Lane, east on Birch Lane to Sprucewood Road, north to Jennie Lane, west to Rebecca Street, north to Geist Road, east to University Avenue, north on University Avenue and Farmers Loop Road to Summit Road, north on Summit Road to Skyline Road, east on Skyline Road to Skyridge Road, northeast to the Old Steese Highway, northwest to the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, northwesterly along the pipeline to the Fairbanks North Star Borough boundary, west and south along the borough boundary to the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,247 and a variance of -3.7 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 30, one senator.
House District 30 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of the Tanana and Chena Rivers, proceeding northeasterly up the Chena River to the George Parks Highway bridge, north on Loftus Road to Birch Lane, east on Birch Lane to Sprucewood Road, north to Jennie Lane, west to Rebecca Street, north to Geist Road, east to University Avenue, north on University Avenue and Farmers Loop Road to the Fairbanks Baseline, east along the baseline to the City of Fairbanks boundary just west of Danby Street and College Road, north and east along the municipal boundary to Isabella Creek, south along the creek to the Alaska Railroad, west along the railroad to Noyes Slough, south to Illinois Street, south to Phillips Field Road, west to a point due north of the intersection of 1st Avenue and Bonnifield Street, south to the intersection of 1st Avenue and Bonnifield street, southwest along Bonnifield Street to 9th Avenue, west to Lathrop, south to Eagan Avenue, west to the dry creek bed, south and west along the creek bed to Peger Road; south along Peger Road to the Alaska Railroad, west one mile, south to the Tanana River, west to the Chena River, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,242 and a variance of -3.7 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 29, one senator.
House District 31 is bounded by a line beginning at the eastern boundary of District 30 at the Tanana River, proceeding north along the House District 30 boundary to the intersection of Isabella Creek and the City of Fairbanks boundary, east along the city boundary to the Steese Highway, south to Lazelle Road, east to the Fort Wainwright Military Reservation boundary, south and west along the military reservation boundary to the Richardson Highway. south to the Old Richardson Highway, east to the Alaska Railroad, south and west along the railroad to Bonnifield Trail, south to the Tanana River, west to the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,395 and a variance of -2.6 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 32, one senator.
House District 32 is bounded by a line beginning at the eastern boundary of District 31 at the Tanana River, proceeding north along the House District 31 boundary to the intersection of the Steese Highway and the City of Fairbanks boundary, northeast along the Steese Highway to Steele Creek Road, northeast to Bennett Road, southeast to Chena Hot Springs Road, east to the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, southeast along the pipeline to Nordale Road, south to Peede Road, west to Holmes Road, west and then south to Bradway Road, west to Lakloey Drive, south to the Old Richardson Highway, southwest to Richardson Highway, northwest to the Fort Wainwright Military Reservation boundary, south to the Tanana River, west along the Tanana River to the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,793 and a variance of +0.3 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 31, one senator.
House District 33 is bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and the northern boundary of the Fairbanks North Star Borough, proceeding easterly along the borough boundary to the southerly intersection with the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, northwesterly along the House District 34 boundary to the House District 32 boundary at the intersection of Peede Road and Nordale Road, northerly along the House District 32 boundary to the House District 31 boundary at the intersection of the Steese Expressway and the City of Fairbanks boundary, west along the city boundary to Isabella Creek and the House District 30 boundary, west along the House District 30 boundary to the House District 29 boundary at Farmers Loop Road, northerly along the House District 29 boundary to the intersection of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and the northern boundary of the Fairbanks North Star Borough, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,138 and a variance of -4.5 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 34, one senator.
House District 34 includes all of the Denali Borough and the following area bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of the Kantishna River and the northern boundary of the Denali Borough, proceeding northeasterly following the Kantishna River to the Tanana River, east and south following the Tanana River to the West Middle River, then southerly to Middle River, then southerly to the Nenana River, then northeasterly to Seventeen Mile Slough, then southeasterly to the southern boundary of the City of Nenana, then easterly and northerly along the City of Nenana boundary to the Tanana River, easterly following the Tanana River and the District 32 boundary to the southeast corner of District 32 at the Richardson Highway, northeasterly to the Old Richardson Highway and the intersection of the extension of Lakloey Drive, north to Bradway Road, east to just past Toolick Street, north to Holmes Road, east to Peede Road, east to Nordale Road, south to Chena Slough, southeast along the slough to Brock Road, south to Repp Road, east to Hollowell Road, south to Plack Road, west to the Chena Slough, south to the City of North Pole boundary, south along the city boundary to the Richardson Highway, southeast to Dawson Road, south to Laurence Road, west to Armistice Street, south to the Alaska Railroad, east along the railroad to its intersection with Moose Creek and the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, east along the Trans-Alaska Pipeline to the Eielson Air Force Base boundary, north along the Eielson boundary and then south to the southern boundary of the Yukon Command Training Site, east along the training site boundary to Ninetyeight Creek, southeast to the Salcha River, southwest along the Salcha River to McCoy Creek, southeast following the creek to Gold Run Creek, south following the creek to the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, southeast along the pipeline to the Fairbanks North Star Borough boundary, west along the Fairbanks North Star Borough boundary to the northeast corner of the Denali Borough boundary, south, west and north along the Denali Borough boundary to the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 12,806 and a variance of -6.9 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 33, one senator.
House District 35 is bounded by a line beginning at the southernmost point of intersection of the Fairbanks North Star Borough boundary and the eastern boundary of the Denali Borough, proceeding south along the Denali Borough boundary to its intersection with the Matanuska-Susitna Borough boundary, southerly to the intersection of the Municipality of Anchorage, south along the municipality boundary to its intersection with the Kenai Peninsula Borough boundary, south along the Kenai Peninsula Borough boundary and into the Gulf of Alaska, easterly offshore to the southernmost point of the intersection of the eastern boundary of the Chugach Alaska Corporation and the United States-Canada international boundary, north and west along the Chugach Alaska Corporation boundary to the Copper River, northeasterly along the river to Fox Creek, northwesterly to Liberty Creek, northerly along the creek to Copper River, then northwesterly along the river to just east of the Richardson Highway at milepost 91.1, west to the Richardson Highway, northerly along the highway to milepost 98.3, west to the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, north to Yetna Creek, east to the Richardson Highway at milepost 104.1, northeasterly along the highway to milepost 108, northeasterly to the Tazlina River, southeasterly along the river to the Copper River, northerly along the Copper River to just east of milepost 123.2 on the Richardson Highway, west to the Richardson Highway, north along the highway to Gakona Junction, east to the Copper River, northeasterly along the river to milepost 9 of Tok-Cutoff Road, northeast along Tok-Cutoff Road to milepost 30.9, then north and west to the trail just west of the Chistochina River, north along the trail to the Gakona Glacier, northeasterly to the Johnson Glacier and the Johnson River, north to the Tanana River, northeasterly along the Tanana River to the Healy River, northwest to the Fairbanks North Star Borough boundary near the headwaters of Shaw Creek, west along the Fairbanks North Star Borough boundary to the Denali Borough boundary, the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 12,808 and a variance of -6.9 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 36, one senator.
House District 36 is bounded by a line beginning at the northernmost point of intersection of the United States-Canada international boundary and the Chugach Alaska Corporation boundary, proceeding west and north along the House District 35 boundary to its intersection with the Fairbanks North Star Borough boundary, along the Fairbanks North Star Borough boundary counterclockwise to its intersection with the House District 34 boundary at the Tanana River, westerly along the House District 34 boundary to the Denali Borough boundary, southwesterly along the Denali Borough boundary to the Matanuska-Susitna Borough boundary, southerly along the Matanuska-Susitna Borough boundary to Cook Inlet, southwesterly along Cook Inlet to the House District 7 boundary, westerly along the House District 7 boundary to the Lake and Peninsula Borough boundary, westerly along the Lake and Peninsula Borough boundary to the southern boundary of the Calista Corporation, west along the corporation boundary extended to a line that passes midway between Akiak and Tuluksak, northwest along that line to a point just south of Ohogamiut, then westerly to the Izaviknek River, then following a line northeasterly between Pilot Station and St. Mary_s and continuing northeasterly to the Calista Native Corporation boundary, at approximately T28N, R63W, SM, then northerly along the Calista Native Corporation boundary to the Bering Straits Native Corporation boundary, north along the Bering Straits Native Corporation boundary to the Northwest Arctic Borough boundary, north along the Northwest Arctic Borough Boundary to the North Slope Borough boundary, east along the North Slope Borough boundary to the United States-Canada international boundary, south along the United States-Canada international boundary to the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 12,776 and a variance of -7.1 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 35, one senator.
House District 37 includes all uplands and islands in the area bounded by a line beginning at the southernmost point of the intersection of the United States-Canada international boundary and the North Slope Borough boundary, proceeding west along the North Slope Borough boundary to the Northwest Arctic Borough boundary, south and west along the Northwest Arctic Borough boundary to the Continental Divide, westerly along the Continental Divide to Kougarok Mountain, southwest to the western extent of Brevig Lagoon, southwesterly offshore to include King Island, northerly to include Little Diomede Island, north and east around the north coast of Alaska to the United States-Canada international boundary, south along the United States-Canada international boundary to the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 12,889 and a variance of -6.3 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 38, one senator.
House District 38 includes all uplands and islands in the area bounded by a line beginning at the easternmost point of intersection of the boundaries of the Northwest Arctic Borough and the Bering Straits Native Corporation, proceeding west along the House District 37 boundary to the western extent of Brevig Lagoon, southwesterly offshore to include St. Lawrence Island and St. Matthew Island, easterly to include Nunivak Island, northeasterly up the Kolavinarak River and through Baird Inlet to Aropuk Lake, northeasterly along the Izaviknek River to intersect the House District 36 boundary south of Ohogamiut, northerly along the House District 36 boundary to the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 13,565 and a variance of -1.4 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 37, one senator.
House District 39 includes all uplands and islands in the area bounded by a line beginning at the intersection of the Calista Corporation and the northwest corner of the Lake and Peninsula Borough, south along the Lake and Peninsula Borough boundary to the Bristol Bay Borough, proceeding southwesterly along the Bristol Bay Borough boundary and into Bristol Bay, offshore westerly and northerly to the House District 38 boundary at a point south of Nunivak Island, northeasterly along the House District 38 boundary to its intersection with the House District 36 boundary south of Ohogamiut, easterly along the House District 36 boundary to the point of beginning. The house district has a population of 14,507 and a variance of +5.5 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 40, one senator.
House District 40 includes the Lake and Peninsula Borough, the Bristol Bay Borough, the Aleutians East Borough, the Pribilof Islands, and all of the islands of the Aleutian Chain. The house district has a population of 15,020 and a variance of +9.2 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 39, one senator.
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