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Geographic Location Codes Code Description 1961 House Election Dist District Name AAA BOKAN MOUNTAIN 1 Ketchikan AAB DALL ISLAND 1 Ketchikan AAC ROSE INLET 1 Ketchikan AAD KLAKAS INLET, PRINCE OF WALES ISLAND 1 Ketchikan ABA HIDDEN INLET 1 Ketchikan ABB KENDRICK BAY 1 Ketchikan ABD TONGASS 1 Ketchikan ABE TREE POINT 1 Ketchikan ABF FOGGY BAY, DIXON ENTRANCE 1 Ketchikan ACA KETCHIKAN 1 Ketchikan ACB CARLANNA 1 Ketchikan ACC PENINSULA POINT 1 Ketchikan ACD SHORELINE DRIVE 1 Ketchikan ACE SAXMAN 1 Ketchikan ACF WARD COVE 1 Ketchikan ACG MOUNTAIN POINT 1 Ketchikan ACH HERRING COVE 1 Ketchikan ACI GEORGE INLET 1 Ketchikan ACJ MUD BAY 1 Ketchikan ACK REFUGE COVE 1 Ketchikan ACL CLOVER PASS 1 Ketchikan ACM POINT HIGGINS 1 Ketchikan ACN SMUGGLER'S COVE 1 Ketchikan ACO SHOAL COVE 1 Ketchikan ACP METLAKATLA 1 Ketchikan ACQ ANNETTE 1 Ketchikan ACR MARY ISLAND 1 Ketchikan ACS LORING 1 Ketchikan ACT BELL ISLAND 1 Ketchikan ACU YES BAY 1 Ketchikan ACV NEETS BAY 1 Ketchikan ACW PRINCESS BAY 1 Ketchikan ACX HYDER 1 Ketchikan ACY BAKEWELL, SMEATON BAY ACZ KETCHIKAN ARMORY 1 Ketchikan ADA BEAVER FALLS 1 Ketchikan ADB KETCHIKAN CORRECTIONAL CENTER 1 Ketchikan ADC KETCHIKAN DETENTION CENTER 1 Ketchikan AEA CRAIG 1 Ketchikan AEB KLAWOCK 1 Ketchikan AEC TOKEEN 1 Ketchikan AED WATERFALL 1 Ketchikan AEE HYDABURG 1 Ketchikan AEF STEAMBOAT BAY 1 Ketchikan AEH SALT CHUCK 1 Ketchikan AEI WHALE PASS 1 Ketchikan AEJ HOLLIS 1 Ketchikan AEK EDNA BAY 1 Ketchikan AEL CAPE POLE 1 Ketchikan AEM PORT ALICE 1 Ketchikan AEN GILDERSLEEVE 1 Ketchikan AEO COFFMAN COVE 1 Ketchikan AEP KASAAN 1 Ketchikan AEQ RATZ HARBOR 1 Ketchikan AER THORNE BAY 1 Ketchikan AES MEYERS CHUCK 1 Ketchikan AET TWELVE MILE 1 Ketchikan AEU UNION BAY 1 Ketchikan AEV VIEW COVE 1 Ketchikan AEW WARREN COVE 1 Ketchikan AEX COAL BAY 1 Ketchikan AEY NOYES ISLAND 1 Ketchikan AEZ ERNEST SOUND 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AHA TUXEKAN 1 Ketchikan AHB NORTH WHALE PASS 1 Ketchikan AHC CORONATION ISLAND, CHATHAM STRAIT 1 Ketchikan AHD DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK, PR OF WALES IS 1 Ketchikan AHE KLAWAK OUT, PR OF WALES IS 1 Ketchikan AHF NAUKATI 1 Ketchikan AJA PORT ALEXANDER 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AJB PORT ARMSTRONG 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AJC BIG PORT WALTER 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AJD LITTLE PORT WALTER 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AJE GODDARD 3 Sitka AJF SAGINAW BAY 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AJG WASHINGTON BAY 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AJH CAPE DECISION 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AJI FAIRWAY ISLAND 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AJJ PORT CONCLUSION 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AJL ROWAN BAY 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AJM KATLIAN BAY, BARANOF ISLAND 3 Sitka AJN REDFISH CAPE, BARANOF ISLAND 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AJO REDOUBT LAKE, BARANOF ISLAND 3 Sitka AKA PETERSBURG 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AKB WRANGELL 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AKC MITKOFF ISLAND 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AKD POINT BAKER 1 Ketchikan AKE PORT PROTECTION 1 Ketchikan AKF SAINT JOHNS HARBOR 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AKG THOMAS BAY 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AKH SHAKAN 1 Ketchikan AKI SCOW BAY 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AKJ RED BAY 1 Ketchikan AKK PORTAGE BAY 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AKL ALVIN BAY 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AKM DEEP BAY 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AKN DEER ISLAND 1 Ketchikan AKO DUNCAN CANAL 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AKP ETOLIN 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AKQ HAMILTON BAY 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AKR KAKE 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AKS THORNE ISLAND 1 Ketchikan AKT CRYSTAL LAKE, MITKOF ISLAND 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AKU GUT ISLAND, STIKINE DELTA AKV KAKWAN POINT, STIKINE RIVER AKW PETERSBURG CREEK, KUPREANOF ISLAND AKX ROOSEVELT HARBOR, ZAREMBO ISLAND AKY SALMON BAY, PR OF WALES IS AKZ EL CAPITAN 1 Ketchikan ALA KUPREANOF 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AMA BRADFIELD RIVER 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AQA FANSHAW 2 Wrangell-Petersburg AQB FIVE FINGERS 4 Juneau AQC PORT HOUGHTON 4 Juneau AQD SNETTISHAM 4 Juneau AQE SUMDUM 4 Juneau AQF WINDHAM 4 Juneau AQG PLEASANT BAY, ADMIRALTY ISLAND ARA SITKA 3 Sitka ARB JAPONSKI ISLAND 3 Sitka ARC MOUNT EDGECUMBE 3 Sitka ARD ANGOON 3 Sitka ARE TENAKEE SPRINGS 3 Sitka ARF BARANOF 3 Sitka ARG CHICHAGOF 3 Sitka ARH COBOL 3 Sitka ARI FALSE ISLAND 3 Sitka ARJ SAOOK BAY 3 Sitka ARK SCHULZE COVE 3 Sitka ARL TODD 3 Sitka ARM TYEE 2 Wrangell-Petersburg ARN WARM SPRINGS BAY 2 Wrangell-Petersburg ARO WHITEWATER BAY 3 Sitka ARP YAKOBI ISLAND 5 Haines-Skagway ARQ CHATHAM 3 Sitka ARR PELICAN 5 Haines-Skagway ARS FRESHWATER BAY 3 Sitka ART HOOD BAY 3 Sitka ARU PEDERSON POINT 3 Sitka ARV LAKE EVA 3 Sitka ARW KADASHAN CREEK, TENAKEE INLET ARX KLAG BAY, CHICHAGOF ISLAND ARY STARRIG BAY, BARANOF ISLAND ARZ WINDFALL, ADMIRALTY ISLAND ASA SWAN ISLAND, ADMIRALTY ISLAND 4 Juneau ASB SITKA ARMORY 3 Sitka ASC HIDDEN FALLS 2 Wrangell-Petersburg ATA ELFIN COVE 5 Haines-Skagway ATB CAPE SPENCER 5 Haines-Skagway ATC GULL COVE 5 Haines-Skagway ATD IDAHO INLET 5 Haines-Skagway ATE PORT ALTHORP 5 Haines-Skagway AWA JUNEAU 4 Juneau AWB DOUGLAS 4 Juneau AWC THANE 4 Juneau AWD AUKE BAY 4 Juneau AWE LENA BEACH 4 Juneau AWF TEE HARBOR 4 Juneau AWG HAWK INLET 5 Haines-Skagway AWI ELDRED ROCK 5 Haines-Skagway AWJ FUNTER BAY 5 Haines-Skagway AWK BARTLETT COVE 5 Haines-Skagway AWL SAINT JAMES BAY 5 Haines-Skagway AWM GUSTAVUS 5 Haines-Skagway AWN HOONAH 5 Haines-Skagway AWN TAKU HARBOR 4 Juneau AWO EXCURSION INLET 5 Haines-Skagway AWP JUNEAU ARMORY 4 Juneau AWQ JUNEAU CORRECTIONAL CENTER 4 Juneau AWR HAIKU 4 Juneau AWS JOHNSON HUMAN SVCS CENTR 4 Juneau AWT WHEELER CREEK 3 Sitka AXA TAKU LODGE 4 Juneau AXB CANYON ISLAND, TAKU RIVER 4 Juneau AXC LIMESTONE INLET, STEPHENS PASSAGE 4 Juneau AYA ATTU 12 Aleutian Islands AYB SHEMYA 12 Aleutian Islands BAA AMCHITKA 12 Aleutian Islands BCA ADAK 12 Aleutian Islands BDA ATKA 12 Aleutian Islands BHA NIKOLSKI 12 Aleutian Islands BJA UMNAK ISLAND 12 Aleutian Islands BKA UNALASKA 12 Aleutian Islands BKB DUTCH HARBOR 12 Aleutian Islands BKC CAPTAIN'S BAY 12 Aleutian Islands BKD BIORKA 3 Sitka BKE CHERNOFSKI 12 Aleutian Islands BKF DRIFTWOOD BAY 12 Aleutian Islands BKG KASHEGA 12 Aleutian Islands BLA UNIMAK 12 Aleutian Islands BLB AKUTAN 12 Aleutian Islands BLC CAPE SARICHEF 12 Aleutian Islands BLD SANDY RIVER, ALASKA PENINSULA BMA FALSE PASS 12 Aleutian Islands BMB PAULOFF HOARBOR 12 Aleutian Islands BMC IKATAN 12 Aleutian Islands BMD PAVLOF HARBOR 12 Aleutian Islands BME SANDS 12 Aleutian Islands BMF SANAK 12 Aleutian Islands BRA IVANOFF BAY 12 Aleutian Islands BRB PERRYVILLE 12 Aleutian Islands BSA PORT MOLLER 12 Aleutian Islands BSB NELSON LAGOON 12 Aleutian Islands BSC BELKOFSKI 12 Aleutian Islands BSD SAND POINT 12 Aleutian Islands BSE SQUAW HARBOR 12 Aleutian Islands BSF SHUMAGIN ISLAND 12 Aleutian Islands BSG UNGA 12 Aleutian Islands BSH IN CANOE BAY, ALASKA PENINSULA (abbrev?) BSI SAPSUK TRAIL, ALASKA PENINSULA BTA COLD BAY 12 Aleutian Islands BTB KING COVE 12 Aleutian Islands BTC RUSSELL CREEK 12 Aleutian Islands BWA CHIGNIK 12 Aleutian Islands BWB CHIGNIK LAKE 12 Aleutian Islands BWC CHIGNIK LAGOON 12 Aleutian Islands BWD PORT HEIDEN 13 Dillingham BWE ANCHORAGE BAY 12 Aleutian Islands BWF BEAR RIVER, ALASKA PENINSULA 12 Aleutian Islands BWG BLACK RIVER, ALASKA PENINSULA BYA SITKINAK ISLAND 11 Kodiak BYB AKHIOK 11 Kodiak BYC LAZY BAY 11 Kodiak BYD MOSER BAY 11 Kodiak BYE SOUTH CAPE-CHIRIKOF 11 Kodiak BZA KAGUYAK 11 Kodiak BZB CAPE SITKINAK 11 Kodiak CAA KODIAK 11 Kodiak CAB OLD HARBOR 11 Kodiak CAC SPRUCE ISLAND 11 Kodiak CAD PORT HOBRON 11 Kodiak CAE PORT LIONS 11 Kodiak CAF SHEARWATER BAY 11 Kodiak CAG MCCORD 11 Kodiak CAH OUZINKIE 11 Kodiak CAI TERROR BAY 11 Kodiak CAJ UYAK-LARSEN BAY 11 Kodiak CAK WOMEN'S BAY 11 Kodiak CAL ZACHER BAY 11 Kodiak CAM KODIAK ALEUTIAN DORM 11 Kodiak CAN KODIAK NAVAL STATION 11 Kodiak CAO KODIAK REGIONAL SCHOOL 11 Kodiak CAP KODIAK ARMORY 11 Kodiak CAR KALSIN BAY 11 Kodiak CBA KARLUK 11 Kodiak CBB HALIBUT BAY 11 Kodiak CBC OLGA BAY 11 Kodiak CBD AKALURA LAKE, KODIAK ISLAND CBE FRAZER LAKE, KODIAK ISLAND CBF KARLUK LAKE, KODIAK ISLAND CBG RED LAKE, KODIAK ISLAND CCA UGASHIK 13 Dillingham CCB PILOT POINT 13 Dillingham CCC KANATAK 11 Kodiak CCD WIDE BAY 11 Kodiak CCE UGASHIK RIVER, USASHIK LAKE CEA PRIBILOF ISLAND 12 Aleutian Islands CEB SAINT GEORGE ISLAND 12 Aleutian Islands CEC SAINT PAUL ISLAND 12 Aleutian Islands CHA CAPE NEWENHAM 14 Bethel CHB NEWENHAM 13 Dillingham CJA NUSHAGAK 13 Dillingham CJB CLARKS POINT 13 Dillingham CJC EKUK 13 Dillingham CJD MANOKOTAK 13 Dillingham CJE PROTECTION POINT 13 Dillingham CJF TUKLUNG VILLAGE 13 Dillingham CJG IGUSHIK 13 Dillingham CJH IGUSHIK RIVER, BRISTOL BAY CKA NAKNEK 13 Dillingham CKB SOUTH NAKNEK 13 Dillingham CKC KING SALMON 13 Dillingham CKD EGEGIK 13 Dillingham CKE KOGGIUNG 13 Dillingham CKF KVICHAK 13 Dillingham CKG LIBBYVILLE 13 Dillingham CKH NAKEEN 13 Dillingham CKI SAVONOSKI 13 Dillingham CKJ EGEGIK RIVER, BECHAROF LAKE CKK JOHNSON HILL, BRISTOL BAY CKL NAKNEK RIVER, BRISTOL BAY CLA GEOGRAPHIC HARBOR, ALASKA PENINSULA CLB LOWER TALARIK CREEK, LAKE ILIAMNA CMA AFOGNAK 11 Kodiak CMB KITOI BAY 11 Kodiak CMC PORT VISTA 11 Kodiak CMD PORT WAKEFIELD 11 Kodiak CME PORT WILLIAMS 11 Kodiak CMF SHUYAK ISLANDS 11 Kodiak CMG SWIKSHAK 11 Kodiak CMH AFOGNAK LAKE, AFOGNAK ISLAND CMI LITTLE KITOI LAKE, AFOGNAK ISLAND CMJ PAULS LAKE, AFOGNAK ISLAND CMK RUTH LAKE, AFOGNAK ISLAND CRA SKAGWAY 5 Haines-Skagway CRB HAINES 5 Haines-Skagway CRC PORT CHILKOOT 5 Haines-Skagway CRD KLUKWAN 5 Haines-Skagway CRE LETNIKOV COVE 5 Haines-Skagway CRF MOOSE VALLEY 5 Haines-Skagway CRG MOSQUITO LAKE 5 Haines-Skagway CRH PLEASANT CAMP 5 Haines-Skagway CRI CHILKAT LAKE, COAST MOUNTAINS CRJ CHILKAT RIVER, COAST MOUNTAINS CRK KATZEHIN RIVER 5 Haines-Skagway CSA YAKUTAT 5 Haines-Skagway CSB OCEAN CAPE 5 Haines-Skagway CSC YAKUTAT AIRPORT 5 Haines-Skagway CTA ICY BAY 6 Valdez-Cordova CWA MIDDLETON
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