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Alaska: Time Zones, Counties, Cities & Map

Alaska uses Alaska Time and Hawaii-Aleutian Time. Check a city or specific point to find its local time zone.

Alaska in the United States
Alaska TimeUTC-09:00 in January; UTC-08:00 in JulyMost of Alaska · 17 of 30 countiesAmerica/Anchorage
Alaska TimeUTC-09:00 in January; UTC-08:00 in July5 countiesAmerica/Sitka
Alaska TimeUTC-09:00 in January; UTC-08:00 in July4 countiesAmerica/Juneau
Alaska TimeUTC-09:00 in January; UTC-08:00 in JulyKusilvak Census Area and Nome Census AreaAmerica/Nome
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Alaska and its counties and equivalents (simplified outlines). Open in OpenStreetMap ↗
Resident population, July 2025
737,270
Land area
571,390 sq mi (1,479,893 km²)
Water area
94,335 sq mi (244,326 km²)
State FIPS code
02
Coordinates (central point)
63.347356, -152.839733
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These coordinates mark a central point for the area, not a street address.

Metro and micro areas in Alaska, largest first

2 metro areas and 2 micro areas have counties in Alaska. Populations are July 2025 estimates.

  1. Anchorage, AK Metro Area405,821 people
  2. Fairbanks-College, AK Metro Area93,972 people
  3. Juneau, AK Micro Area31,609 people
  4. Ketchikan, AK Micro Area13,549 people

Every metro and micro area in the US

Tribal areas in Alaska, largest first

  1. Knik Alaska Native Village Statistical Area85,258 people
  2. Kenaitze Alaska Native Village Statistical Area35,530 people
  3. Chickaloon Alaska Native Village Statistical Area27,567 people
  4. Ninilchik Alaska Native Village Statistical Area17,199 people
  5. Ketchikan Alaska Native Village Statistical Area13,122 people
  6. Bethel Alaska Native Village Statistical Area6,312 people
  7. Douglas Alaska Native Village Statistical Area6,208 people
  8. Barrow Alaska Native Village Statistical Area4,778 people
  9. Unalaska Alaska Native Village Statistical Area4,556 people
  10. Sitka Alaska Native Village Statistical Area4,313 people
  11. Nome Alaska Native Village Statistical Area3,801 people
  12. Kotzebue Alaska Native Village Statistical Area2,984 people
All 222
  1. Petersburg Alaska Native Village Statistical Area2,805 people
  2. Dillingham Alaska Native Village Statistical Area2,171 people
  3. Wrangell Alaska Native Village Statistical Area1,439 people
  4. King Cove Alaska Native Village Statistical Area1,352 people
  5. Annette Island Reserve1,334 people
  6. Kwinhagak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area1,311 people
  7. Craig Alaska Native Village Statistical Area1,248 people
  8. Skagway Alaska Native Village Statistical Area1,244 people
  9. Salamatof Alaska Native Village Statistical Area1,149 people
  10. Sand Point Alaska Native Village Statistical Area1,046 people
  11. Kotlik Alaska Native Village Statistical Area976 people
  12. Kwethluk Alaska Native Village Statistical Area975 people
  13. Emmonak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area966 people
  14. Togiak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area963 people
  15. Mountain Village Alaska Native Village Statistical Area949 people
  16. Hooper Bay Alaska Native Village Statistical Area903 people
  17. Savoonga Alaska Native Village Statistical Area868 people
  18. Alakanuk Alaska Native Village Statistical Area864 people
  19. Hoonah Alaska Native Village Statistical Area862 people
  20. Toksook Bay Alaska Native Village Statistical Area833 people
  21. Point Hope Alaska Native Village Statistical Area832 people
  22. Kivalina Alaska Native Village Statistical Area809 people
  23. Chilkoot Alaska Native Village Statistical Area787 people
  24. Noatak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area786 people
  25. Noorvik Alaska Native Village Statistical Area748 people
  26. Akiachak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area736 people
  27. Brevig Mission Alaska Native Village Statistical Area718 people
  28. Wainwright Alaska Native Village Statistical Area718 people
  29. Pilot Station Alaska Native Village Statistical Area713 people
  30. Kipnuk Alaska Native Village Statistical Area706 people
  31. Kasigluk Alaska Native Village Statistical Area698 people
  32. Akutan Alaska Native Village Statistical Area694 people
  33. Manokotak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area679 people
  34. Fort Yukon Alaska Native Village Statistical Area656 people
  35. Algaaciq Alaska Native Village Statistical Area650 people
  36. Kake Alaska Native Village Statistical Area624 people
  37. Chefornak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area620 people
  38. Nunapitchuk Alaska Native Village Statistical Area618 people
  39. Nuiqsut Alaska Native Village Statistical Area616 people
  40. Galena Alaska Native Village Statistical Area611 people
  41. Stebbins Alaska Native Village Statistical Area596 people
  42. Aniak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area585 people
  43. Gambell Alaska Native Village Statistical Area569 people
  44. Unalakleet Alaska Native Village Statistical Area565 people
  45. Klawock Alaska Native Village Statistical Area561 people
  46. Napakiak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area556 people
  47. Kwigillingok Alaska Native Village Statistical Area545 people
  48. Buckland Alaska Native Village Statistical Area533 people
  49. Yakutat Alaska Native Village Statistical Area527 people
  50. Naknek Alaska Native Village Statistical Area522 people
  51. Tuntutuliak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area514 people
  52. Chevak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area494 people
  53. Angoon Alaska Native Village Statistical Area480 people
  54. Nenana Alaska Native Village Statistical Area479 people
  55. New Stuyahok Alaska Native Village Statistical Area474 people
  56. Shishmaref Alaska Native Village Statistical Area466 people
  57. Napaskiak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area447 people
  58. Kiana Alaska Native Village Statistical Area440 people
  59. Scammon Bay Alaska Native Village Statistical Area440 people
  60. Copper Center Alaska Native Village Statistical Area417 people
  61. Seldovia Alaska Native Village Statistical Area417 people
  62. Selawik Alaska Native Village Statistical Area412 people
  63. Point Lay Alaska Native Village Statistical Area390 people
  64. Marshall Alaska Native Village Statistical Area386 people
  65. Tununak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area384 people
  66. Elim Alaska Native Village Statistical Area383 people
  67. Tazlina Alaska Native Village Statistical Area382 people
  68. St. Paul Alaska Native Village Statistical Area378 people
  69. Akiak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area377 people
  70. Hydaburg Alaska Native Village Statistical Area375 people
  71. Koyuk Alaska Native Village Statistical Area348 people
  72. Tanana Alaska Native Village Statistical Area334 people
  73. Anaktuvuk Pass Alaska Native Village Statistical Area329 people
  74. Saxman Alaska Native Village Statistical Area324 people
  75. Kongiganak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area316 people
  76. Russian Mission Alaska Native Village Statistical Area314 people
  77. Tyonek Alaska Native Village Statistical Area295 people
  78. Atqasuk Alaska Native Village Statistical Area288 people
  79. Mekoryuk Alaska Native Village Statistical Area287 people
  80. Shaktoolik Alaska Native Village Statistical Area283 people
  81. McGrath Alaska Native Village Statistical Area255 people
  82. Nulato Alaska Native Village Statistical Area255 people
  83. Teller Alaska Native Village Statistical Area255 people
  84. Kalskag Alaska Native Village Statistical Area239 people
  85. Lower Kalskag Alaska Native Village Statistical Area239 people
  86. Wales Alaska Native Village Statistical Area238 people
  87. Ruby Alaska Native Village Statistical Area237 people
  88. Deering Alaska Native Village Statistical Area227 people
  89. White Mountain Alaska Native Village Statistical Area222 people
  90. Minto Alaska Native Village Statistical Area214 people
  91. Eyak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area206 people
  92. Holy Cross Alaska Native Village Statistical Area205 people
  93. Nanwalek Alaska Native Village Statistical Area199 people
  94. Port Alsworth Alaska Native Village Statistical Area199 people
  95. New Koliganek Alaska Native Village Statistical Area193 people
  96. Northway Alaska Native Village Statistical Area192 people
  97. Ambler Alaska Native Village Statistical Area182 people
  98. Golovin Alaska Native Village Statistical Area181 people
  99. St. Michael Alaska Native Village Statistical Area177 people
  100. Eek Alaska Native Village Statistical Area174 people
  101. Gakona Alaska Native Village Statistical Area173 people
  102. Grayling Alaska Native Village Statistical Area173 people
  103. Pitkas Point Alaska Native Village Statistical Area169 people
  104. Allakaket Alaska Native Village Statistical Area167 people
  105. Arctic Village Alaska Native Village Statistical Area164 people
  106. Old Harbor Alaska Native Village Statistical Area162 people
  107. Akhiok Alaska Native Village Statistical Area160 people
  108. Andreafsky Alaska Native Village Statistical Area160 people
  109. Tanacross Alaska Native Village Statistical Area155 people
  110. False Pass Alaska Native Village Statistical Area151 people
  111. Port Lions Alaska Native Village Statistical Area150 people
  112. Shungnak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area147 people
  113. Larsen Bay Alaska Native Village Statistical Area145 people
  114. Cantwell Alaska Native Village Statistical Area128 people
  115. Kaktovik Alaska Native Village Statistical Area124 people
  116. Tetlin Alaska Native Village Statistical Area123 people
  117. Newhalen Alaska Native Village Statistical Area122 people
  118. Tuluksak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area118 people
  119. Goodnews Bay Alaska Native Village Statistical Area115 people
  120. Nondalton Alaska Native Village Statistical Area103 people
  121. Kobuk Alaska Native Village Statistical Area101 people
  122. Chitina Alaska Native Village Statistical Area100 people
  123. Nightmute Alaska Native Village Statistical Area93 people
  124. Aleknagik Alaska Native Village Statistical Area92 people
  125. Atmautluak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area88 people
  126. Ouzinkie Alaska Native Village Statistical Area87 people
  127. Twin Hills Alaska Native Village Statistical Area87 people
  128. Eklutna Alaska Native Village Statistical Area84 people
  129. Port Graham Alaska Native Village Statistical Area83 people
  130. Chilkat Alaska Native Village Statistical Area82 people
  131. Chuathbaluk Alaska Native Village Statistical Area82 people
  132. Perryville Alaska Native Village Statistical Area82 people
  133. King Salmon Alaska Native Village Statistical Area81 people
  134. Chalkyitsik Alaska Native Village Statistical Area80 people
  135. Anvik Alaska Native Village Statistical Area79 people
  136. Nelson Lagoon Alaska Native Village Statistical Area78 people
  137. Venetie Alaska Native Village Statistical Area76 people
  138. Port Heiden Alaska Native Village Statistical Area73 people
  139. South Naknek Alaska Native Village Statistical Area73 people
  140. Iliamna Alaska Native Village Statistical Area70 people
  141. St. George Alaska Native Village Statistical Area70 people
  142. Kaltag Alaska Native Village Statistical Area68 people
  143. Chistochina Alaska Native Village Statistical Area58 people
  144. Gulkana Alaska Native Village Statistical Area55 people
  145. Circle Alaska Native Village Statistical Area54 people
  146. Egegik Alaska Native Village Statistical Area54 people
  147. Igiugig Alaska Native Village Statistical Area53 people
  148. Huslia Alaska Native Village Statistical Area51 people
  149. Kasaan Alaska Native Village Statistical Area51 people
  150. Mentasta Lake Alaska Native Village Statistical Area48 people
  151. Newtok Alaska Native Village Statistical Area48 people
  152. Pilot Point Alaska Native Village Statistical Area48 people
  153. Sleetmute Alaska Native Village Statistical Area48 people
  154. Nikolai Alaska Native Village Statistical Area44 people
  155. Platinum Alaska Native Village Statistical Area43 people
  156. Oscarville Alaska Native Village Statistical Area42 people
  157. Hughes Alaska Native Village Statistical Area40 people
  158. Kokhanok Alaska Native Village Statistical Area39 people
  159. Chenega Alaska Native Village Statistical Area37 people
  160. Ekwok Alaska Native Village Statistical Area36 people
  161. Shageluk Alaska Native Village Statistical Area34 people
  162. Evansville Alaska Native Village Statistical Area33 people
  163. Karluk Alaska Native Village Statistical Area33 people
  164. Manley Hot Springs Alaska Native Village Statistical Area32 people
  165. Chignik Lagoon Alaska Native Village Statistical Area29 people
  166. Koyukuk Alaska Native Village Statistical Area29 people
  167. Stony River Alaska Native Village Statistical Area29 people
  168. Chignik Alaska Native Village Statistical Area27 people
  169. Chignik Lake Alaska Native Village Statistical Area27 people
  170. Inalik Alaska Native Village Statistical Area27 people
  171. Clarks Point Alaska Native Village Statistical Area25 people
  172. Eagle Alaska Native Village Statistical Area24 people
  173. Healy Lake Alaska Native Village Statistical Area24 people
  174. Tatitlek Alaska Native Village Statistical Area20 people
  175. Beaver Alaska Native Village Statistical Area17 people
  176. Crooked Creek Alaska Native Village Statistical Area17 people
  177. Atka Alaska Native Village Statistical Area15 people
  178. Takotna Alaska Native Village Statistical Area15 people
  179. Pedro Bay Alaska Native Village Statistical Area14 people
  180. Alatna Alaska Native Village Statistical Area11 people
  181. Levelock Alaska Native Village Statistical Area8 people
  182. Lake Minchumina Alaska Native Village Statistical Area7 people
  183. Council Alaska Native Village Statistical Area6 people
  184. Ugashik Alaska Native Village Statistical Area4 people
  185. Red Devil Alaska Native Village Statistical Area3 people
  186. Ekuk Alaska Native Village Statistical Area1 people
  187. Nikolski Alaska Native Village Statistical Area1 people
  188. Portage Creek Alaska Native Village Statistical Area1 people
  189. Belkofski Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  190. Bill Moore's Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  191. Birch Creek Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  192. Canyon Village Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  193. Chuloonawick Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  194. Dot Lake Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  195. Georgetown Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  196. Hamilton Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  197. Ivanof Bay Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  198. Kodiak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  199. Lesnoi Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  200. Lime Village Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  201. Mary's Igloo Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  202. Napaimute Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  203. Nunam Iqua Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  204. Ohogamiut Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  205. Paimiut Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  206. Rampart Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  207. Solomon Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  208. Stevens Village Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  209. Telida Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people
  210. Uyak Alaska Native Village Statistical Area0 people

American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian areas as the Census Bureau maps them, with at least 2% of their area here, water included. These lines don’t decide membership, jurisdiction or land status.

Counties and equivalents, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. Anchorage Municipality, Alaska287,155 people
  2. Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska118,666 people
  3. Fairbanks North Star Borough, Alaska93,972 people
  4. Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska61,951 people
  5. Juneau City and Borough, Alaska31,609 people
  6. Bethel Census Area, Alaska18,391 people
  7. Ketchikan Gateway Borough, Alaska13,549 people
  8. Kodiak Island Borough, Alaska12,387 people
  9. North Slope Borough, Alaska10,582 people
  10. Nome Census Area, Alaska9,830 people
  11. Sitka City and Borough, Alaska8,319 people
  12. Kusilvak Census Area, Alaska7,932 people
All 30
  1. Southeast Fairbanks Census Area, Alaska7,270 people
  2. Northwest Arctic Borough, Alaska7,095 people
  3. Chugach Census Area, Alaska6,553 people
  4. Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area, Alaska5,777 people
  5. Aleutians West Census Area, Alaska5,240 people
  6. Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area, Alaska5,028 people
  7. Dillingham Census Area, Alaska4,483 people
  8. Aleutians East Borough, Alaska3,479 people
  9. Petersburg Borough, Alaska3,394 people
  10. Copper River Census Area, Alaska2,666 people
  11. Hoonah-Angoon Census Area, Alaska2,271 people
  12. Haines Borough, Alaska2,068 people
  13. Wrangell City and Borough, Alaska2,007 people
  14. Denali Borough, Alaska1,616 people
  15. Lake and Peninsula Borough, Alaska1,357 people
  16. Skagway Municipality, Alaska1,104 people
  17. Bristol Bay Borough, Alaska847 people
  18. Yakutat City and Borough, Alaska672 people

Cities, towns and communities, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. Anchorage, Alaska (municipality)288,976 people
  2. Fairbanks, Alaska (city)32,083 people
  3. Juneau, Alaska (city and borough)31,794 people
  4. Knik-Fairview, Alaska (CDP)19,972 people
  5. Badger, Alaska (CDP)18,677 people
  6. College, Alaska (CDP)11,924 people
  7. North Lakes, Alaska (CDP)10,223 people
  8. Wasilla, Alaska (city)9,720 people
  9. Tanaina, Alaska (CDP)9,646 people
  10. Meadow Lakes, Alaska (CDP)8,689 people
  11. Kalifornsky, Alaska (CDP)8,663 people
  12. Sitka, Alaska (city and borough)8,368 people
All 355
  1. Ketchikan, Alaska (city)8,078 people
  2. Kenai, Alaska (city)7,641 people
  3. Gateway, Alaska (CDP)6,845 people
  4. Sterling, Alaska (CDP)6,323 people
  5. Bethel, Alaska (city)6,312 people
  6. Palmer, Alaska (city)6,268 people
  7. South Lakes, Alaska (CDP)6,180 people
  8. Steele Creek, Alaska (CDP)5,928 people
  9. Chena Ridge, Alaska (CDP)5,881 people
  10. Homer, Alaska (city)5,877 people
  11. Fishhook, Alaska (CDP)5,819 people
  12. Kodiak, Alaska (city)5,447 people
  13. Farmers Loop, Alaska (CDP)4,954 people
  14. Utqiaġvik, Alaska (city)4,778 people
  15. Nikiski, Alaska (CDP)4,773 people
  16. Unalaska, Alaska (city)4,556 people
  17. Soldotna, Alaska (city)4,485 people
  18. Butte, Alaska (CDP)4,085 people

See all 355 cities, towns and communities in Alaska, largest first

ZIP Code areas, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. ZIP 9965444,647 people
  2. ZIP 9950442,093 people
  3. ZIP 9950737,301 people
  4. ZIP 9950836,458 people
  5. ZIP 9964532,103 people
  6. ZIP 9980129,588 people
  7. ZIP 9970929,551 people
  8. ZIP 9957728,477 people
  9. ZIP 9950225,006 people
  10. ZIP 9962323,424 people
  11. ZIP 9951521,870 people
  12. ZIP 9970521,769 people
All 245
  1. ZIP 9951621,500 people
  2. ZIP 9970118,061 people
  3. ZIP 9961116,510 people
  4. ZIP 9951716,486 people
  5. ZIP 9950116,175 people
  6. ZIP 9966915,395 people
  7. ZIP 9990113,768 people
  8. ZIP 9950312,964 people
  9. ZIP 9971212,477 people
  10. ZIP 9961512,194 people
  11. ZIP 9960311,693 people
  12. ZIP 995189,764 people
  13. ZIP 998358,368 people
  14. ZIP 997038,304 people
  15. ZIP 995597,241 people
  16. ZIP 995067,028 people
  17. ZIP 995676,452 people
  18. ZIP 995055,015 people

See all 245 ZIP Code areas in Alaska, largest first

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