{"data":{"id":"us-ak/as-19.30.127","jurisdiction":"us-ak","citation":"AS 19.30.127","heading":"Allocation districts.","body":"The state is divided into five allocation districts as follows:\n(1) The boundary of allocation district one begins in Kamishak Bay at 59° 15´ N, 154° 00´W; and travels north along longitude line 154° 00´W to latitude 63° 00´N; thence east along latitude line 63° 00´N to a point common with the boundaries of allocations districts two and five; southerly of the Denali Highway at Corkscrew Creek (Milepost 59.1); thence southerly to Prince William Sound at Fairmount Point 60° 53´45\" N, 147° 27´W and inclusive of Kodiak, Afognak, Barren, Trinity, and Chirikof Islands.\n(2) The boundary of allocation district two begins at and includes the point at which the Alaska Highway intersects the Alaska-Yukon border; travels northwesterly to the west abutment of the Little Tok River Bridge on Tok Cutoff Highway (Milepost 91.2); thence west to the northerly abutment of the McCallum Creek Bridge on the Richardson Highway (Milestone 202.4); thence west to a point directly north of the Denali Highway at Corkscrew Creek (Milepost 59.1); thence southwesterly to the Glenn Highway at Summit (Milepost 118) and continuing along that line to latitude 63° 00´N; thence west along latitude 63° 00´N; to longitude 154° 00´W; thence north along longitude 154° 00´W to the Arctic Ocean.\n(3) The boundary of allocation district three begins in the Gulf of Alaska on longitude line 141° 00´W; thence north along longitude 141° 00´W to Boundary Point 187; thence southeasterly along the Canadian-United States border bounding Southeastern Alaska in its entirety.\n(4) The boundary of allocation district four begins in the Arctic Ocean at Smith Bay 70° 54´N, 154° 19´W; on longitude line 154° 00´W; travels south along longitude 154° 00´W to latitude 59° 15´N in Kamishak Bay; thence east along latitude 59° 15´N to longitude 152° 15´W; thence southwesterly through Shelikof Strait and bounds of the entire Aleutian Chain.\n(5) The boundary of allocation district five begins at the Gulf of Alaska on longitude line 141° 00´W and travels northerly along that line to the point (but not including the point) at which Alaska Highway intersects the Alaska-Yukon border; thence northwesterly to the west abutment of the Little Tok River Bridge on the Tok Cutoff Highway (Milepost 91.2); thence west to the northerly abutment of McCallum Creek Bridge on the Richardson Highway (Milepost 202.40; thence west to the point directly north of Denali Highway at Corkscrew Creek (Milepost 59.1); thence southwesterly to the Glenn Highway at Summit (Milepost 118); thence southerly to Prince William Sound at Fairmount Point 60° 53´45\"N, 147° 27´W.","path":["Title 19. Highways and Ferries.","Chapter 30. Access Roads and Local Service Roads and Trails.","Article 3. Local Service Roads and Trails."],"source_url":"https://www.akleg.gov/basis/statutes.asp#19.30.127","current_through":"Alaska Statutes 2025 (34th Legislature, 2025-2026)","vintage":"","retrieved_at":"2026-09-02T06:17:21Z","sha256":"0db4a95bd83b4f7ccb089bdefe9b93b42a771f5d585c4c59c7c8628104d936b6","source_id":"us-ak","stale":false,"prev":"us-ak/as-19.30.121","next":"us-ak/as-19.30.130"},"notice":"GroundRules: Original legal text. Not legal advice."}