ALASKA'S ELECTION DISTRICT INFORMATION
House Election Districts 1-10
As established in Article XIV of the Alaska Constitution
House District 1 - Senate District A - Ketchikan 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 - Senate District A - Sitka - Wrangell - Petersburg 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 - Senate District B - Downtown Juneau 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 - Senate District B - Mendenhall Valley 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 - Senate District C - Southeast Islands 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 - Senate District C - Kodiak 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 - Senate District D - Homer 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 - Senate District D - Seward - Soldotna 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 - Senate District E -Kenai - Nikiski 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 - Senate District E - Huffman - Klatt 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. |
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