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Congressional Districts of the 108Th Congress of The 180° 140°W 85°W 75°W 170°E 7 170°W 160°W 150°W 130°W 115°W 110°W 105°W 100°W 95°W 90°W 80°W 70°W 65°W 60°W 0°N 65 °N NORTH SLOPE 60 °N °N 50 55° NORTHWEST ARCTIC N NOME ONE AT LARGE YUKON-KOYUKUK FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR SOUTHEAST FAIRBANKS U S C E N S U S B U R E A U DENALI WADE HAMPTON 55 °N MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BETHEL ANCHORAGE VALDEZ-CORDOVA KENAI SKAGWAY-HOONAH-ANGOON PENINSULA (part) DILLINGHAM HAINES YAKUTAT JUNEAU BRISTOL BAY Congressional Districts of the 108th Congress LAKE AND SKAGWAY-HOONAH- PENINSULA ANGOON (part) 0 100 200 300 Kilometers SITKA KODIAK ISLAND WRANGELL- 0 100 200 Miles PETERSBURG 50 °N ALEUTIANS EAST 1 cm PRINCE OF WALES- OUTER KETCHIKAN KETCHIKAN 1:15,000,000 GATEWAY of the United States ALEUTIANS WEST 130°W 125°W 120°W January 2003-2005 N WHATCOM 45° AROOSTOOK SAN SKAGIT JUAN CLALLAM ISLAND 2 OKANOGAN BOUNDARY 6 JEFFERSON SNOHOMISH FERRY STEVENS PEND OREILLE 1 CHELAN 7 LINCOLN KITSAP GLACIER GRAYS HARBOR PISCATAQUIS BONNER MASON KING DOUGLAS TOOLE FLATHEAD 5 LIBERTY 8 HILL PENOBSCOT DANIELS DIVIDE ROSEAU WASHINGTON LINCOLN BURKE RENVILLE PEMBINA KITTSON THURSTON 9 PIERCE PONDERA SHERIDAN BOTTINEAU ROLETTE CAVALIER 45 SPOKANE BLAINE 2 °N KOOTENAI TOWNER LAKE OF THE WOODS PACIFIC KITTITAS GRANT VALLEY SOMERSET PHILLIPS SANDERS 4 LAKE MARSHALL KOOCHICHING LEWIS WILLIAMS WAHKIAKUM 3 TETON WALSH ROOSEVELT CHOUTEAU HANCOCK ADAMS RAMSEY BENEWAH MOUNTRAIL McHENRY PIERCE COOK WARD COWLITZ SHOSHONE PENNINGTON FRANKLIN CLATSOP BELTRAMI YAKIMA WHITMAN WALDO MINERAL BENSON COLUMBIA NELSON GRAND FORKS RED LAKE ST. LOUIS SKAMANIA FRANKLIN RICHLAND LATAH McKENZIE CLEARWATER LAKE KEWEENAW KENNEBEC CASCADE McCONE LEWIS AND CLARK EDDY ESSEX ANDROSCOGGIN KNOX BENTON McLEAN POLK ORLEANS COOS CLARK ITASCA GRAND ISLE OXFORD GARFIELD CLEARWATER MISSOULA SHERIDAN WELLS 7 1 TILLAMOOK 1 POWELL FERGUS COLUMBIA WASHINGTON KLICKITAT TRAILL FRANKLIN SAGADAHOC LINCOLN WALLA WALLA NEZ PERCE JUDITH BASIN DUNN FOSTER GRIGGS STEELE PETROLEUM GARFIELD HOUGHTON NORMAN MAHNOMEN MULTNOMAH MERCER LAMOILLE CALEDONIA HOOD ASOTIN 8 CLINTON YAMHILL RIVER LEWIS LUCE ONE AT LARGE DAWSON HUBBARD CHITTENDEN SHERMAN 3 BILLINGS OLIVER ONTONAGON CHIPPEWA GRANITE ONE AT LARGE BARAGA CUMBERLAND MEAGHER CASS WASHINGTON BURLEIGH KIDDER STUTSMAN BECKER FRANKLIN POLK UMATILLA CASS MARQUETTE GOLDEN BARNES CLAY ALGER GRAFTON GILLIAM MORROW 1 SCHOOLCRAFT ORANGE CARROLL CLACKAMAS RAVALLI VALLEY MACKINAC 5 WASCO BROADWATER WHEATLAND PRAIRIE WIBAUX STARK BAYFIELD IDAHO DEER MUSSELSHELL AITKIN CARLTON GOGEBIC LINCOLN MARION JEFFERSON MORTON ST. 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CROIX SHAWANO OGEMAW (part) DOUGLAS MEEKER 3 ROSCOMMON DUNN BRISTOL DEWEY 5 MISSAUKEE 28 21ALBANY 2 PAYETTE CHIPPEWA WEXFORD WAYNE 25 ONONDAGA POTTER FAULK MONROE MADISON COLUMBIA 2 CUSTER HENNEPIN CLARK MANISTEE N CODINGTON ARENAC OTSEGO 4 0° SHERIDAN BUTTE LAC QUI PARLE ORLEANS SCHOHARIE BERKSHIRE PROVIDENCE BARNSTABLE 4 SPINK CARVER BROWN KEWAUNEE HAMPDEN GEM BOISE McLEOD EAU CLAIRE CLARE SENECA CLARK PIERCE WAUPACA OUTAGAMIE GLADWIN HURON CORTLAND BRISTOL PARK CLARK DAKOTA PEPIN PORTAGE NIAGARA WINDHAM ZIEBACH RENVILLE WOOD TOLLAND NANTUCKET CURRY DEUEL OSCEOLA GENESEE ONTARIO CAYUGA CHENANGO GREENE 10 YELLOW MEDICINE SCOTT TREMPEALEAU D KENT CANYON BIG HORN SULLY MANITOWOC LAKE BAY LIVINGSTON FREMONT CROOK HAMLIN SIBLEY 2 MASON 4 1 2 2 JOSEPHINE GOODHUE BUFFALO JACKSON YATES DELAWARE TOMPKINS NEWPORT HYDE HAND 24 HARTFOR MIDLAND 26 MALHEUR RICE WAUSHARA CALUMET TUSCOLA SANILAC NEW DUKES JACKSON HARNEY ADA LYON WABASHA ISABELLA WYOMING ULSTER ONE AT LARGE LINCOLN REDWOOD NICOLLET LE SUEUR WINNEBAGO DUTCHESS LITCHFIELD LONDON WASHINGTON CAMPBELL NEWAYGO MECOSTA ERIE LAKE JEFFERSON LAWRENCE MEADE BEADLE BROOKINGS SCHUYLER TETON HUGHES KINGSBURY MIDDLESEX STANLEY ADAMS OCEANA TIOGA ELMORE BLAINE MADISON BROWN JUNEAU 5 10 BROOME 1 CAMAS LA 3 GREEN SHEBOYGAN 5 JOHNSON SAGINAW 29 NEW KLAMATH BUTTE TETON BLUE EARTH DODGE LAKE FOND DU LAC 22 HAAKON STEELE OLMSTED WINONA CROSSE MONROE 2 GRATIOT CHEMUNG WASECA 6 STEUBEN SULLIVAN HAVEN3 WASHAKIE MONTCALM LAPEER ST. 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Larson (D) 1 Bart Stupak (D) 1 David Wu (D) GREGORY ROCK 1 RICHMOND GREEN KENOSHA CALHOUN TWIN FALLS CONVERSE CRAWFORD 5 NORTHAMPTON Richard C. Shelby (R) Conrad R. Burns (R) CASSIA BON WALWORTH VAN BUREN HUNTERDON 2 Rob Simmons (R) 2 Peter Hoekstra (R) 2 Greg Walden (R) YANKTON UNION LAFAYETTE KALAMAZOO 7 11 LAKE UNION 7 HUMBOLDT HOMME WRIGHT BREMER 15 VENANGO LEHIGH 6 CLAY BUTLER LAKE 14 SOMERSET 3 Rosa L. DeLauro (D) 3 Vernon J. Ehlers (R) 3 Earl Blumenauer (D) FRANKLIN 1 McHENRY 10 BOYD HUMBOLDT MONROE SCHUYLKILL 12 KEYA PAHA LENAWEE NORTH- MIDDLESEX ONEIDA BEAR LAKE BUENA 6 15 4 Christopher Shays (R) 4 Dave Camp (R) 4 Peter A. DeFazio (D) ALASKA NEBRASKA 8 GEAUGA JEFFERSON SNYDER CHEROKEE BOONE MERCER CLARION CENTRE MERCER TRINITY DAWES PLYMOUTH VISTA DUBUQUE WINNEBAGO BRANCH HILLSDALE CLEARFIELD UMBERLAND MONMOUTH FRANKLIN DELAWARE JO DAVIESS STEPHENSON 8 BUCKS 5 Nancy L. Johnson (R) 5 Dale E. 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JOSEPH HURON PERRY 6-7,13 9 Joe Knollenberg (R) Jon Kyl (R) John Ensign (R) CACHE PIERCE TAMA DuPAGE ELKHART HENRY LANCASTER CAMDEN 3 2 Chaka Fattah (D) PLATTE BOX BUTTE WHITESIDE DeKALB DeKALB 5 4 DELAWARE GOSHEN MARSHALL CLINTON LaPORTE DEFIANCE SENECA COLUMBIANA 10 Candice S. Miller (R) John McCain (R) Harry Reid (D) BOX ELDER ANTELOPE WAYNE THURSTON CRAWFORD BOONE STORY NOBLE 9 GLOUCESTER1 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 3 Phil English (R) GREENE LEE 13 STARK HANCOCK BEAVER CAMBRIA CUMBER- ELKO RICH CARROLL 3 HUNTINGDON CHESTER 11 Thaddeus G. McCotter (R) TEHAMA MONONA 14 KENDALL RICHLAND LAND 16 4 Melissa A. Hart (R) CRAWFORD ASHLAND ATLANTIC Eleanor Holmes Norton (D)¹ HANCOCK WYANDOT 16 NEW CASTLE CEDAR LAKE PORTER MARSHALL ALLEN PAULDING WAYNE 12 Sander M. Levin (D) STARKE KOSCIUSKO PUTNAM ALLEGHENY 14 WESTMORELAND SALEM 5 John E. 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