ALASKA'S ELECTION DISTRICT INFORMATION
House Election Districts 31-40
As established in Article XIV of the Alaska Constitution
House District 31 - Senate District P - East Fairbanks 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 - Senate District P - Badger - Wainwright 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 - Senate District Q - Northeast Fairbanks 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 - Senate District Q - North Pole - Denali 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 - Senate District R - Delta - Prince William Sound 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 - Senate District R - Rural Interior 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 - Senate District S - Northwest Alaska 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 - Senate District S - Nome - Lower Yukon 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 - Senate District T - Bethel - Dillingham 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 - Senate District T - Aleutians 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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