ALASKA'S ELECTION DISTRICT INFORMATION
House Election Districts 11-20
As established in Article XIV of the Alaska Constitution
House District 11 - Senate District F - West Anchorage 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 - Senate District F - Sand Lake 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 - Senate District G - Coastal Trail 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 - Senate District G -Elmendorf 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 toEdward Street, north to Markstrom Drive, east to Donna Drive,southeasterly to Turpin Street, north to the Glenn Highway and theElmendorf Air Force Base boundary, east to the extension of PattersonStreet, due north along the Elmendorf boundary to Knik Arm, westerlyinto Knik Arm to the Municipality of Anchorage boundary, southerly alongthe municipal boundary and to the mouth of Ship Creek, the point ofbeginning. The house district has a population of 14,207 and a varianceof +3.3 percent. The house district will elect one house member and, with House District 13, one senator. |
House District 15 - Senate District H - Downtown - Spenard 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 - Senate District H - Mountain View - Fairview 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 - Senate District I - Bayshore - Dimond 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 - Senate District I - Hillside 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 - Senate District J - Lake Otis & Tudor 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 - Senate District J - Midtown 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. |
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