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1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 20190

200,000

400,000

600,000

800,000

NorthernSouthwestSoutheast

Gulf Coast

Interior

Anchorage/Mat-Su

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Alaska Boroughs and Census Areas

Figure 2.1Population by Alaska Region, 1970 to 2019

Sources: Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development, Research and Analysis Section; and U.S. Census Bureau

IntroductionThis chapter presents detailed estimates of population by age, race, and sex for Alaska’s boroughs and census areas. It also provides comprehensive analysis of geographic variation for population trends, households, components of change, and population composition.

Boroughs and Census AreasAs of July 1, 2019, the state had 19 organized boroughs, which are equivalent to counties in the rest of the United States. The three types of boroughs vary by the services they provide and their relationships with city governments.

The Municipality of Anchorage, the City and Borough of Ju-neau, the City and Borough of Sitka, and the City and Borough of Wrangell are unified home rule municipalities where the city government and borough government are merged.

The other two types are distinguished by the level of services they are required to provide. These 15 boroughs are not

unified, and although most contain organized cities within the borough boundaries, some do not. Bristol Bay Borough, Haines Borough, the Municipality of Skagway, and the City and Borough of Yakutat contain no incorporated cities.

The U.S. Census Bureau divides the remaining unorganized territory, which accounts for about 56 percent of the state’s land area, into 10 census areas for statistical purposes. Although these are only statistical units, the federal govern-ment considers them county equivalents. Most census area boundaries follow Alaska Native Regional Corporation and Regional Educational Attendance Area boundaries. All of the census areas contain incorporated cities.

It’s not always possible to make direct historical comparisons for each area because of new borough formations and bound-ary changes over the years. Maps of boroughs and census areas at the time of each decennial census are available upon request and are also on the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development’s Research and Analysis website (laborstats.alaska.gov).

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4%

6%

8%

10%

-2%

AnchorageMuncipality

Fairbanks NorthStar Borough

City and Boroughof Juneau

Kenai PeninsulaBorough

Mat-Su Borough

1960-1970 1970-1980

1990-2000 2000-2010

1980-1990

2010-2019

Figure 2.2Average Annual Growth Rate, Selected Boroughs, 1960 to 2019


decades. Most growth has been in the state’s urban areas, as shown in Figure 2.1, which illustrates how the Anchorage/Matanuska-Susitna Region’s population has become increas-ingly dominant.

In 2019, 80 percent of Alaska’s population was in the follow-ing five boroughs: Municipality of Anchorage (40 percent), Matanuska-Susitna Borough (15 percent), Fairbanks North Star Borough (13 percent), Kenai Peninsula Borough (8 per-cent), and City and Borough of Juneau (4 percent). Figure 2.2 compares the growth rates of these boroughs by decade back to 1960.

Population growth in Alaska has been uneven over the last 30 years. From 1980 to 1985, the state grew at an average annual rate of 6 percent. Because of the economic bust in the late 1980s, the state only grew an average of 0.2 percent annually from 1985 to 1990. During the 1990 to 1995 period, Alaska grew by an average of almost 2 percent a year. From 1995 to 2000, the rate slowed to just under 1 percent. From 2000 to 2005, the rate was steady at 1.2 percent per year on average, which picked up toward the end of the decade to reach an average of 1.3 percent annually from 2005 to 2010.

The state’s population grew by 0.3 percent on average each year from 2010 to 2019, with the majority of growth in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough. The Matanuska-Susitna Borough’s growth rate was the fastest at an average of 1.9 percent annually during the past nine years — more than six times the statewide average. Population growth was also

strong in the Municipality of Skagway (1.3 percent) and Kusilvak Census Area (1.0 percent).

In contrast, the boroughs and census areas with the greatest average annual population losses during the same period were the City and Borough of Yakutat (-2.2 percent), Bristol Bay Borough (-1.5 per-cent), Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area (-0.8 percent), and Aleutians East Borough (-0.7 percent). (See Table 2.1.)

Population DensityOverall, Alaska’s land area is 16 percent of the entire United States. In 2019, Alaska averaged 1.3 people per square mile, in contrast to 93 people per square mile nationally. These numbers can be mis-leading, however, because high rates of federal, state, and Native land ownership — in addition to limited accessibility — preclude settlement on much of Alaska’s land mass.

The Municipality of Anchorage’s popu-lation density was by far the highest in

There were a few major boundary changes in the late 2000s and early 2010s. In 2007, the Municipality of Skagway was formed out of part of the Skagway-Hoonah-Angoon Census Area. The remaining area is now the Hoonah-Angoon Census Area.

The City and Borough of Wrangell was formed in 2008 out of the Wrangell-Petersburg Census Area and part of the former Prince of Wales-Outer Ketchikan Census Area. The remainder of the former Wrangell-Petersburg Census Area was renamed Petersburg Census Area.

The Ketchikan Gateway Borough annexed what remained of the Outer Ketchikan Census Subarea in 2008, except Hyder. The Prince of Wales-Outer Ketchikan Census Area was re-named Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area.

Petersburg Borough incorporated in January 2013, replacing the former Petersburg Census Area and further changing the boundaries of Hoonah-Angoon Census Area and Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area.

In 2015, the former Wade Hampton Census Area was renamed Kusilvak Census Area. Its boundaries remained the same.

All numbers presented here are based on the Census Bureau’s 2019 geographic boundaries.

Population TrendsAlaska’s growth has been strong but varied over recent

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AnchorageAnchorage

Fairbanks North StarFairbanks North Star

Matanuska-SusitnaMatanuska-Susitna

KenaiPeninsula

KenaiPeninsula

JuneauJuneau

Kodiak Island

NomeNome

North Slope

BethelBethel

Southeast Fairbanks

Sitka

Ketchikan Gateway

Wrangell

Prince of Wales-Hyder

Valdez-Cordova

Yakutat

Northwest Arctic Yukon-Koyukuk

Denali

SkagwayHaines

PetersburgHoonah-Angoon

Aleutians West

Aleutians East

DillinghamLake &

PeninsulaBristol Bay

= 1 Percent of Alaska’s Population

Kusilvak

Alaska in 2019, at roughly 170 people per square mile. An-chorage was followed by the Fairbanks North Star Borough at 13 and the City and Borough of Juneau with 12. The lowest population density was in the Interior Region, with the Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area having 0.04 people per square mile. Fifteen boroughs and census areas had population densities of less than one person per square mile.

Some borough and census area populations live within a small part of their total geographic area, so population den-sity in settled areas may be considerably higher than that of the official boundaries. For example, most of the population of the Matanuska-Susitna Borough is concentrated in the area between the Matanuska and Little Susitna rivers. Population density in that area is much greater than that of the borough overall; for example, Wasilla had more than 650 people per square mile while the borough averaged four.

Group QuartersIn 2019, 45 percent of Alaska’s group quarters population lived in the Municipality of Anchorage and Fairbanks North Star Borough. Group quarters in these areas are largely mili-tary barracks, University of Alaska dormitories, State of Alaska

correctional facilities, group homes, nursing homes, and homeless shelters.

The Aleutians East Borough and Aleutians West Census Area continued to have very large group quarters populations connected with fishing and the seafood processing industry, with 50 percent of their combined total population in group quarters in 2019. Tables 2.2 to 2.11 provide household and group quarters data for all boroughs and census areas.

The North Slope Borough had an estimated 2,661 people (27 percent of its total population) in group quarters in 2019. This was primarily due to 2010 Census counts of employees at remote work sites in the borough who were not counted at the sites in previous censuses.

Other areas with relatively high shares in group quarters were the Denali Borough (6 percent), Southeast Fairbanks Census Area, Northwest Arctic Borough, and Fairbanks North Star Borough, each with 5 percent. Group quarters in the Denali Borough, Southeast Fairbanks Census Area, and Fairbanks North Star Borough are largely military. Fairbanks North Star Borough is also home to a large number of college students in dormitories. Mining accounts for the group quarters popula-tion in the Northwest Arctic Borough.

Source: Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development, Research and Analysis Section

Figure 2.3Map of Total Population Size by Borough and Census Area, 2019


1.5 to 3.0 percent 1.0 to 1.5 percent 0.5 to 1.0 percent 0.0 to 0.5 percent

Average Annual Rate of Natural Increase

Yukon-Koyukuk

North Slope

Bethel

Nome

Valdez-Cordova

NorthwestArctic

Denali

Dillingham

Kenai Peninsula

Yakutat

Lake and Peninsula

Matanuska-Susitna

Southeast Fairbanks

Sitka

AleutiansEast

Hoonah-Angoon

Kodiak Island

PetersburgJuneau

Wrangell

Haines

Ketchikan GatewayPrince of

Wales-HyderAleutians West

Anchorage

Bristol Bay

Skagway

FairbanksNorth Star

Kusilvak

Housing Units and HouseholdsA household includes all the people who occupy a housing unit as their usual place of residence. Tables 2.2 through 2.11 provide household data for boroughs and census areas.

The number of households, which are occupied housing units, in 2019 was estimated at 257,175, basically unchanged from 2010. The state’s number of people per household edged up from 2.65 to 2.74.

Areas with larger household sizes are in the northern and western areas of the state. In 2019, these included Kusilvak Census Area with an average of 4.09 people per household followed by North Slope Borough (3.84), Northwest Arctic Borough (3.81), Bethel Census Area (3.63), and Nome Census Area (3.41).

The smallest households were in Bristol Bay Borough with 2.06 people on average, Denali Borough (2.07), Haines Bor-ough (2.14), and Municipality of Skagway (2.17). Southeast Alaska is well-represented on the list of small household sizes, as its population is older so fewer households include children.

Components of Population ChangePopulation change has two parts: natural increase, which is births minus deaths, and net migration, which is in-migration minus out-migration. These components of change are pre-sented in Table 2.12, which also includes birth and death rates for each area. (Also see figures 2.4 and 2.5.)

The Matanuska-Susitna Borough gained the most people from 2010 to 2019 (+17,443), followed by Kenai Peninsula Borough (+2,967), and Bethel Census Area (+1,118). The areas that lost the most net population between 2010 and 2019 included Fairbanks North Star Borough (-1,683), Kodiak Island Borough (-591), and Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area (-390).

Births and DeathsThe 2010 to 2019 average annual birth rate for Alaska was 1.5 births per 100 people, slightly less than the average annual birth rate for 2000 to 2010 of 1.6 but above the national rate of 1.2 from 2010 to 2019.

The highest birth rates were in areas with higher-than-aver-age numbers of Alaska Natives. The Kusilvak Census Area had the highest average annual rate from 2010 to 2019, with 3.0 births per 100 people. Other areas with high rates included Bethel Census Area (2.4), Northwest Arctic Borough (2.4), and Nome Census Area (2.3).

Birth rates were lowest in the Aleutians and Southeast Alaska. Aleutians East Borough and Aleutians West Census Area, where nearly two-thirds of the population are male, had average annual rates of 0.5 and 0.6 per 100, respectively. The lower-than-average birth rates in Southeast Alaska are due to its older population. Haines Borough had an average annual birth rate of 0.8 per 100 people from 2010 to 2019.

Alaska’s average annual death rate was 0.6 per 100 people from 2010 to 2019 — higher than the rate from 2000 to 2010, which was 0.5. The death rate is closely related to age and

Figure 2.4Average Annual Natural Increase by Borough and Census Area, 2010 to 2019



Yukon-Koyukuk

North Slope

Bethel

Nome

Valdez-Cordova

NorthwestArctic

Denali

Dillingham

Kenai Peninsula

Yakutat

Lake and Peninsula

Matanuska-Susitna

Southeast Fairbanks

Sitka

AleutiansEast

Hoonah-Angoon

Kodiak Island

PetersburgJuneau

Wrangell

Haines



Anchorage

Bristol Bay

Skagway

FairbanksNorth Star

>250100 to 2500 to 1000 to -100

Average AnnualNet Migration

Kusilvak-100 to -250<-250

is expected to increase over time as Alaska’s median age increases.

The boroughs/census areas with the lowest average annual death rates in the state from 2010 to 2019 were the Aleutians East Borough and the Aleutians West Census Area, with 0.2 and 0.3 deaths per 100 people, respectively. The state’s high-est death rates were in the Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area (1.1) and the City and Borough of Wrangell (0.9).

MigrationMigration is made up of in-migration and out-migration flows. Net migration is in-migration minus out-migration for a given place. The total volume of population turnover due to migration (in-migration and out-migration) is called gross migration.

Alaska has one of the nation’s highest rates of population turnover from migration. There are large migration flows within the state as well, particularly to and from the state’s major population centers. From 2010 to 2019, five of Alaska’s six economic regions had net migration losses to the sixth region, Anchorage/Mat-Su.

The highest average annual rate of net migration (or rate of change in population size due to migration) from 2010 to 2019 was in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough at 1.1 percent. The Municipality of Skagway had the next-highest rate at 0.8 percent.

The boroughs and census areas with the highest rates of loss

due to net migration from 2010 to 2019 include City and Borough of Yakutat at 2.9 percent of the population per year, followed by Bristol Bay Borough (-1.8 percent).

Some areas have high rates of population loss because of net migration but maintain their size through natural increase. An example is Nome Census Area, which had an average net migration loss of 1.1 percent per year from 2010 to 2019, yet its total population grew 3 percent during the same period.

Proportion Alaska NativeBoroughs and census areas in the Southwest, Northern, and Interior regions have the highest proportions of Alaska Na-tives. (See Figure 2.6.)

As described in Chapter 1, respondents were able to select more than one race on the 2000 and 2010 Census forms, so there are at least three measures of population by race: race alone, race alone or in combination with other races, and bridged race. Bridged-race data, which are available upon request, provide estimates for population by race in which all respondents are assigned a single race. Also, tables noted “modified race data” in this publication include the adjust-ment for “some other race,” as described in Chapter 1.

The Municipality of Anchorage had the largest number of Alaska Natives alone (26,556) in 2019. The share of Anchor-age’s total population that was Alaska Native was relatively low, though, at 9 percent. (See tables 2.13 through 2.22.) The area with the second-largest Alaska Native alone population


Figure 2.5Average Annual Net Migration by Borough and Census Area, 2010 to 2019


75 to 100 percent50 to 75 percent 25 to 50 percent0 to 25 percent

Proportion Alaska Native (Alone)

Yukon-Koyukuk

North Slope

Bethel

Nome

Valdez-Cordova

NorthwestArctic

Denali

Dillingham

Kenai Peninsula

Yakutat

Lake and Peninsula

Matanuska-Susitna

Southeast Fairbanks

Sitka

AleutiansEast

Hoonah-Angoon

Kodiak Island

PetersburgJuneau

Wrangell

Haines



Anchorage

Bristol Bay

Skagway

FairbanksNorth Star

Kusilvak

in 2019 was Bethel Census Area (15,210). Eighty-four percent of the area’s population is Alaska Native alone.

The five boroughs/census areas with the highest numerical in-creases in residents reporting their race as Alaska Native alone between 2010 and 2019 were the Municipality of Anchorage (+2,681), Matanuska-Susitna Borough (+2,395), Bethel Census Area (+1,085), and Fairbanks North Star Borough (+876).

In 2019, 44 percent of people who were Alaska Native alone lived in areas that were more than half Native.

Due to migration from rural to urban areas, the proportion of the Alaska Native (alone) population living in boroughs that were 10 percent or less Alaska Native alone grew to 41 percent in 2019, up from 38 percent in 2010.

Boroughs/census areas that were 10 percent or less Alaska Native alone in 2019 included Municipality of Skagway (5 percent), Denali Borough (5 percent), Matanuska-Susitna Borough (7 percent), Kenai Peninsula Borough (8 percent), Fairbanks North Star Borough (8 percent), and Municipality of Anchorage (9 percent).

Further race data for boroughs and census areas, including annual estimates by age and sex, are available on the Re-search and Analysis website (laborstats.alaska.gov).

Male-to-Female RatioThe male-to-female ratio is the number of males per 100

females. In 2019, there were 106 males for every 100 females statewide. The boroughs and census areas with the high-est male-to-female ratios were Aleutians East Borough and Aleutians West Census Area at 190 each, North Slope Borough (157), Southeast Fairbanks Census Area (121), Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area (119), and Denali Borough (117). Many of these areas have large fishing, seafood processing, oil and gas, or mining industries or significant military populations, which have proportionately more men.

The boroughs and census areas with the lowest average male-to-female ratios were Haines Borough (98), City and Borough of Sitka (99), City and Borough of Wrangell (100), Petersburg Borough (101), Municipality of Anchorage (101), City and Bor-ough of Juneau (102), and Ketchikan Gateway Borough (103). In general, urban areas and areas with older populations tend to have lower male-to-female ratios.

Median AgeAlaska’s median age was estimated at 35.5 in 2019, an in-crease from 33.8 in 2010. As discussed in Chapter 1, Alaska’s population is aging roughly in line with the trend throughout the United States. The U.S. median age was 38.4 in 2019, up from 37.2 in 2010.

The Alaska areas with the oldest median age as of 2019 were Haines Borough (48.6), Hoonah-Angoon Census Area (47.7), City and Borough of Wrangell (47.5), Aleutians East Borough (44.6), and City and Borough of Yakutat (43.6).

Figure 2.6Proportion Alaska Native (Alone) by Borough and Census Area, 2019



Yukon-Koyukuk

North Slope

Bethel

Nome

Valdez-Cordova

NorthwestArctic

Denali

Dillingham

Kenai Peninsula

Yakutat

Lake and Peninsula

Matanuska-Susitna

Southeast Fairbanks

Sitka

AleutiansEast

Hoonah-Angoon

Kodiak Island

PetersburgJuneau

Wrangell

Haines



Anchorage

Bristol Bay

Skagway

FairbanksNorth Star

>20 percent15 to 20 percent10 to 15 percent5 to 10 percent

ProportionAge 65 or Older

Kusilvak

The youngest median ages in 2019 were in the Northern and Southwest regions of the state. These areas included Kusilvak Census Area (24.3 years), Bethel Census Area (27.6), Northwest Arctic Borough (28.4), and Nome Census Area (29.1).

The largest increases in median age from 2010 to 2019 were in the City and Borough of Yakutat (+3.9 years), Fairbanks North Star Borough (+2.8), and Northwest Arctic Borough (+2.7). The largest decreases were in the North Slope Borough (-1.4 years) and Valdez-Cordova Census Area (-1.2).

SeniorsThe proportion of the state population aged 65 and older was 12 percent in 2019. The older population steadily increased from 3 percent in 1980 to 4 percent in 1990, then up to 6 percent in 2000 and 8 percent in 2010. Although Alaska still has one of the smallest percentages of seniors (only Utah’s is lower), it is following the nationwide aging trend.

Some parts of Alaska had higher concentrations of older Alaskans than others. Southeast was highest. Hoonah-Angoon Census Area led the state with 23 percent, followed by Haines

Borough and City and Borough of Wrangell at 22 percent. Twenty percent of both Petersburg Borough and Yakutat Bor-ough were 65-plus. (See Figure 2.7.)

Areas outside Southeast with relatively large shares of seniors were Kenai Peninsula Borough (19 percent), Southeast Fair-banks Census Area (16 percent), and Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area (15 percent).

The North Slope Borough, with its large group quarters population, had one of the lowest shares of seniors in 2019, at just 6 percent. Other areas with relatively few older Alaskans included Kusilvak Census Area (6 percent), Northwest Arctic Borough, Nome Census Area, and the Aleutians, all with 8 percent.

In 2019, 81 percent of Alaska seniors lived in the following areas: Municipality of Anchorage (37 percent), Matanuska-Susitna Borough (15 percent), Fairbanks North Star Borough (12 percent), Kenai Peninsula Borough (12 percent), and City and Borough of Juneau (5 percent). Many senior citizens choose or need to live in urban areas, where medical care and other necessities are more accessible.


Figure 2.7Proportion Age 65 or Older by Borough and Census Area, 2019


Table 2.1Population Change by Alaska Region, Borough, and Census Area, 2010 to 2019

Change2010-2019

Average Annual Rate

of Change (Percent)

Natural Increase

(Births Minus Deaths)

Net Migration (In- Minus

Out-Migrants)April 1,

2010July 1,

2019Alaska 710,231 731,007 20,776 0.3 63,183 -42,407

Anchorage/Mat-Su Region 380,821 398,283 17,462 0.5 34,220 -16,758

Anchorage, Municipality 291,826 291,845 19 0.0 26,504 -26,485

Matanuska-Susitna Borough 88,995 106,438 17,443 1.9 7,716 9,727

Gulf Coast Region 78,631 80,866 2,235 0.3 4,559 -2,324

Kenai Peninsula Borough 55,400 58,367 2,967 0.6 2,643 324

Kodiak Island Borough 13,592 13,001 -591 -0.5 1,331 -1,922

Valdez-Cordova Census Area 9,639 9,498 -141 -0.2 585 -726

Interior Region 112,021 109,847 -2,174 -0.2 11,937 -14,111

Denali Borough 1,826 1,860 34 0.2 99 -65

Fairbanks North Star Borough 97,581 95,898 -1,683 -0.2 10,998 -12,681

Southeast Fairbanks Census Area 7,026 6,891 -135 -0.2 588 -723

Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area 5,588 5,198 -390 -0.8 252 -642

Northern Region 26,445 27,432 987 0.4 3,651 -2,664

Nome Census Area 9,492 9,831 339 0.4 1,343 -1,004

North Slope Borough 9,430 9,886 456 0.5 1,108 -652

Northwest Arctic Borough 7,523 7,715 192 0.3 1,200 -1,008

Southeast Region 71,664 72,373 709 0.1 3,249 -2,540

Haines Borough 2,508 2,516 8 0.0 31 -23

Hoonah-Angoon Census Area 2,149 2,145 -4 0.0 52 -56

Juneau, City and Borough 31,275 31,986 711 0.2 1,772 -1,061

Ketchikan Gateway Borough 13,477 13,739 262 0.2 650 -388

Petersburg Borough 3,203 3,226 23 0.1 137 -114

Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area 6,172 6,194 22 0.0 237 -215

Sitka, City and Borough 8,881 8,532 -349 -0.4 261 -610

Skagway, Municipality 968 1,095 127 1.3 54 73

Wrangell, City and Borough 2,369 2,400 31 0.1 16 15

Yakutat, City and Borough 662 540 -122 -2.2 39 -161

Southwest Region 40,649 42,206 1,557 0.4 5,567 -4,010

Aleutians East Borough 3,141 2,938 -203 -0.7 63 -266

Aleutians West Census Area 5,561 5,579 18 0.0 181 -163

Bethel Census Area 17,013 18,131 1,118 0.7 2,921 -1,803

Bristol Bay Borough 997 869 -128 -1.5 25 -153

Dillingham Census Area 4,847 4,887 40 0.1 600 -560

Kusilvak Census Area 7,459 8,180 721 1.0 1,600 -879

Lake and Peninsula Borough 1,631 1,622 -9 -0.1 177 -186



Table 2.2Household Population by Alaska Region, Borough, and Census Area, 2010

Total Population

Total Group Quarters

Population

Total Household Population

Total Households

Persons Per

HouseholdAlaska 710,231 26,352 683,879 258,058 2.65

Anchorage/Mat-Su Region 380,821 9,820 371,001 139,156 2.67

Anchorage, Municipality 291,826 8,450 283,376 107,332 2.64

Matanuska-Susitna Borough 88,995 1,370 87,625 31,824 2.75

Gulf Coast Region 78,631 2,259 76,372 30,757 2.48

Kenai Peninsula Borough 55,400 1,722 53,678 22,161 2.42

Kodiak Island Borough 13,592 336 13,256 4,630 2.86

Valdez-Cordova Census Area 9,639 201 9,438 3,966 2.38

Interior Region 112,021 4,749 107,272 42,031 2.55

Denali Borough 1,826 36 1,790 806 2.22

Fairbanks North Star Borough 97,581 4,313 93,268 36,441 2.56

Southeast Fairbanks Census Area 7,026 369 6,657 2,567 2.59

Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area 5,588 31 5,557 2,217 2.51

Northern Region 26,445 3,253 23,192 6,763 3.43

Nome Census Area 9,492 219 9,273 2,815 3.29

North Slope Borough 9,430 2,652 6,778 2,029 3.34

Northwest Arctic Borough 7,523 382 7,141 1,919 3.72

Southeast Region 71,664 1,550 70,114 28,651 2.45

Haines Borough 2,508 0 2,508 1,149 2.18

Hoonah-Angoon Census Area 2,149 0 2,149 913 2.35

Juneau, City and Borough 31,275 887 30,388 12,187 2.49

Ketchikan Gateway Borough 13,477 246 13,231 5,305 2.49

Petersburg Borough 3,203 43 3,160 1,364 2.32

Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area 6,172 50 6,122 2,429 2.52

Sitka, City and Borough 8,881 255 8,626 3,545 2.43

Skagway, Municipality 968 32 936 436 2.15

Wrangell, City and Borough 2,369 19 2,350 1,053 2.23

Yakutat, City and Borough 662 18 644 270 2.39

Southwest Region 40,649 4,721 35,928 10,700 3.36

Aleutians East Borough 3,141 1,726 1,415 553 2.56

Aleutians West Census Area 5,561 2,543 3,018 1,212 2.49

Bethel Census Area 17,013 338 16,675 4,651 3.59

Bristol Bay Borough 997 16 981 423 2.32

Dillingham Census Area 4,847 52 4,795 1,563 3.07

Kusilvak Census Area 7,459 9 7,450 1,745 4.27

Lake and Peninsula Borough 1,631 37 1,594 553 2.88




Total Population


Population


Total Households

Persons Per









Interior Region 112,852 3,631 109,221 41,875 2.61

Denali Borough 1,835 36 1,799 858 2.10




Northern Region 26,927 3,257 23,670 6,786 3.49

Nome Census Area 9,711 210 9,501 2,906 3.27




Haines Borough 2,612 0 2,612 1,193 2.19














Bristol Bay Borough 1,023 16 1,007 456 2.21







Total Population


Population


Total Households

Persons Per









Interior Region 115,352 5,150 110,202 42,621 2.59

Denali Borough 1,846 36 1,810 839 2.16




Northern Region 27,260 3,254 24,006 7,129 3.37

Nome Census Area 9,844 208 9,636 3,023 3.19




Haines Borough 2,613 0 2,613 1,192 2.19





















Total Population


Population


Total Households

Persons Per









Interior Region 114,552 5,481 109,071 42,463

Denali Borough 1,780 42 1,738 832 2.09




Northern Region 27,545 3,266 24,279 7,027 3.46

Nome Census Area 9,868 205 9,663 2,946 3.28




Haines Borough 2,531 0 2,531 1,195 2.12





















Total Population


Population


Total Households

Persons Per









Interior Region 113,019 5,190 107,829 42,485 2.54

Denali Borough 1,777 37 1,740 836 2.08




Northern Region 27,486 3,262 24,224 7,069 3.43

Nome Census Area 9,962 199 9,763 3,030 3.22




Haines Borough 2,551 0 2,551 1,235 2.07


Juneau, City and Borough 32,999 1,048 31,951 12,609 2.53





Skagway, Municipality 1,038 32 1,006 487 2.07














Total Population


Population


Total Households

Persons Per









Interior Region 112,888 5,336 107,552 42,360 2.54

Denali Borough 1,775 38 1,737 854 2.03




Northern Region 27,783 3,247 24,536 7,069 3.47

Nome Census Area 10,020 186 9,834 2,995 3.28




Haines Borough 2,492 0 2,492 1,197 2.08





















Total Population


Population


Total Households

Persons Per









Interior Region 113,235 5,480 107,755 42,440 2.54

Denali Borough 1,871 114 1,757 862 2.04




Northern Region 27,780 3,251 24,529 6,948 3.53

Nome Census Area 10,040 197 9,843 2,920 3.37




Haines Borough 2,464 0 2,464 1,187 2.08





















Total Population


Population


Total Households

Persons Per









Interior Region 112,020 5,356 106,664 41,719 2.56

Denali Borough 1,834 114 1,720 841 2.05




Northern Region 27,716 3,262 24,454 6,942 3.52

Nome Census Area 9,994 191 9,803 2,945 3.33




Haines Borough 2,458 0 2,458 1,168 2.10





















Total Population


Population


Total Households

Persons Per









Interior Region 110,904 5,211 105,693 41,028 2.58

Denali Borough 1,821 114 1,707 821 2.08




Northern Region 27,627 3,278 24,349 6,536 3.73

Nome Census Area 9,954 203 9,751 2,794 3.49




Haines Borough 2,472 0 2,472 1,172 2.11





















Total Population


Population


Total Households

Persons Per









Interior Region 109,847 5,306 104,541 40,901 2.56

Denali Borough 1,860 114 1,746 844 2.07




Northern Region 27,432 3,273 24,159 6,620 3.65

Nome Census Area 9,831 197 9,634 2,824 3.41




Haines Borough 2,516 0 2,516 1,177 2.14




















Table 2.12Components of Population Change by Alaska Region, Borough, and Census Area, 2010 to 2019

Period (July-based)

End of Period

Population

Popu-lation

Change

Growth Rate

(Percent) BirthsBirth Rate (Percent) Deaths

Death Rate

(Percent)Natural

IncreaseNet

MigrationAlaska

April 2010-July 2010 713,913 3,682 2.07 2,808 1.58 908 0.51 1,900 1,782

2010-11 722,262 8,349 1.16 11,694 1.63 3,844 0.54 7,850 499

2011-12 730,649 8,387 1.15 11,100 1.53 3,853 0.53 7,247 1,140

2012-13 736,077 5,428 0.74 11,312 1.54 3,980 0.54 7,332 -1,904

2013-14 736,416 339 0.05 11,432 1.55 3,968 0.54 7,464 -7,125

2014-15 736,989 573 0.08 11,323 1.54 4,294 0.58 7,029 -6,456

2015-16 739,649 2,660 0.36 11,272 1.53 4,451 0.60 6,821 -4,161

2016-17 737,783 -1,866 -0.25 10,751 1.46 4,425 0.60 6,326 -8,192

2017-18 734,055 -3,728 -0.51 10,367 1.41 4,413 0.60 5,954 -9,682

2018-19 731,007 -3,048 -0.42 9,885 1.35 4,625 0.63 5,260 -8,308

Anchorage / Mat-Su Region

April 2010-July 2010 382,655 1,834 1.92 1,476 1.55 459 0.48 1,017 817

2010-11 387,303 4,648 1.21 6,109 1.59 1,958 0.51 4,151 497

2011-12 391,767 4,464 1.15 5,881 1.51 1,959 0.50 3,922 542

2012-13 396,899 5,132 1.30 6,030 1.53 2,082 0.53 3,948 1,184

2013-14 398,151 1,252 0.31 6,158 1.55 2,095 0.53 4,063 -2,811

2014-15 398,597 446 0.11 6,145 1.54 2,222 0.56 3,923 -3,477

2015-16 401,582 2,985 0.75 6,099 1.52 2,322 0.58 3,777 -792

2016-17 402,110 528 0.13 5,714 1.42 2,315 0.58 3,399 -2,871

2017-18 399,902 -2,208 -0.55 5,458 1.36 2,267 0.57 3,191 -5,399

2018-19 398,283 -1,619 -0.41 5,282 1.32 2,453 0.61 2,829 -4,448

Anchorage, Municipality

April 2010-July 2010 292,983 1,157 1.58 1,144 1.57 344 0.47 800 357

2010-11 295,635 2,652 0.90 4,772 1.62 1,455 0.49 3,317 -665

2011-12 298,164 2,529 0.85 4,572 1.54 1,457 0.49 3,115 -586

2012-13 301,037 2,873 0.96 4,690 1.57 1,532 0.51 3,158 -285

2013-14 300,008 -1,029 -0.34 4,784 1.59 1,588 0.53 3,196 -4,225

2014-15 298,637 -1,371 -0.46 4,641 1.55 1,643 0.55 2,998 -4,369

2015-16 298,962 325 0.11 4,563 1.53 1,714 0.57 2,849 -2,524

2016-17 297,739 -1,223 -0.41 4,279 1.43 1,741 0.58 2,538 -3,761

2017-18 294,488 -3,251 -1.10 4,088 1.38 1,657 0.56 2,431 -5,682

2018-19 291,845 -2,643 -0.90 3,913 1.33 1,811 0.62 2,102 -4,745



Period (July-based)

End of Period

Population

Popu-lation

Change

Growth Rate


Death Rate

(Percent)Natural

IncreaseNet

MigrationMatanuska-Susitna Borough

April 2010-July 2010 89,672 677 3.03 332 1.49 115 0.52 217 460

2010-11 91,668 1,996 2.20 1,337 1.47 503 0.55 834 1,162

2011-12 93,603 1,935 2.09 1,309 1.41 502 0.54 807 1,128

2012-13 95,862 2,259 2.38 1,340 1.41 550 0.58 790 1,469

2013-14 98,143 2,281 2.35 1,374 1.42 507 0.52 867 1,414

2014-15 99,960 1,817 1.83 1,504 1.52 579 0.58 925 892

2015-16 102,620 2,660 2.63 1,536 1.52 608 0.60 928 1,732

2016-17 104,371 1,751 1.69 1,435 1.39 574 0.55 861 890

2017-18 105,414 1,043 0.99 1,370 1.31 610 0.58 760 283

2018-19 106,438 1,024 0.97 1,369 1.29 642 0.61 727 297

Gulf Coast Region

April 2010-July 2010 79,061 430 2.18 264 1.34 125 0.64 139 291

2010-11 80,164 1,103 1.39 1,066 1.34 498 0.63 568 535

2011-12 80,508 344 0.43 1,043 1.30 454 0.57 589 -245

2012-13 80,495 -13 -0.02 1,077 1.34 494 0.61 583 -596

2013-14 80,785 290 0.36 1,055 1.31 504 0.63 551 -261

2014-15 80,937 152 0.19 1,059 1.31 568 0.70 491 -339

2015-16 81,062 125 0.15 1,074 1.33 581 0.72 493 -368

2016-17 80,763 -299 -0.37 1,009 1.25 549 0.68 460 -759

2017-18 80,806 43 0.05 1,003 1.24 599 0.74 404 -361

2018-19 80,866 60 0.07 899 1.11 618 0.76 281 -221

Kenai Peninsula Borough

April 2010-July 2010 55,708 308 2.22 176 1.27 98 0.71 78 230

2010-11 56,497 789 1.41 711 1.27 377 0.67 334 455

2011-12 56,597 100 0.18 715 1.26 336 0.59 379 -279

2012-13 56,873 276 0.49 713 1.26 386 0.68 327 -51

2013-14 57,392 519 0.91 708 1.24 383 0.67 325 194

2014-15 57,666 274 0.48 705 1.23 438 0.76 267 7

2015-16 58,034 368 0.64 749 1.29 477 0.82 272 96

2016-17 58,105 71 0.12 694 1.20 432 0.74 262 -191

2017-18 58,285 180 0.31 704 1.21 476 0.82 228 -48

2018-19 58,367 82 0.14 652 1.12 481 0.82 171 -89

Table 2.12 (continued)Components of Population Change by Alaska Region, Borough, and Census Area, 2010 to 2019



Period (July-based)

End of Period

Population

Popu-lation

Change

Growth Rate


Death Rate

(Percent)Natural

IncreaseNet

MigrationKodiak Island Borough

April 2010-July 2010 13,660 68 2.00 57 1.68 13 0.38 44 24

2010-11 13,835 175 1.27 220 1.60 59 0.43 161 14

2011-12 13,974 139 1.00 219 1.58 65 0.47 154 -15

2012-13 13,813 -161 -1.16 224 1.61 60 0.43 164 -325

2013-14 13,799 -14 -0.10 230 1.67 62 0.45 168 -182

2014-15 13,747 -52 -0.38 225 1.63 61 0.44 164 -216

2015-16 13,531 -216 -1.58 202 1.48 47 0.34 155 -371

2016-17 13,261 -270 -2.02 194 1.45 61 0.46 133 -403

2017-18 13,099 -162 -1.23 180 1.37 67 0.51 113 -275

2018-19 13,001 -98 -0.75 145 1.11 70 0.54 75 -173

Valdez-Cordova Census Area

April 2010-July 2010 9,693 54 2.23 31 1.29 14 0.58 17 37

2010-11 9,832 139 1.42 135 1.38 62 0.64 73 66

2011-12 9,937 105 1.06 109 1.10 53 0.54 56 49

2012-13 9,809 -128 -1.30 140 1.42 48 0.49 92 -220

2013-14 9,594 -215 -2.22 117 1.21 59 0.61 58 -273

2014-15 9,524 -70 -0.73 129 1.35 69 0.72 60 -130

2015-16 9,497 -27 -0.28 123 1.29 57 0.60 66 -93

2016-17 9,397 -100 -1.06 121 1.28 56 0.59 65 -165

2017-18 9,422 25 0.27 119 1.26 56 0.60 63 -38

2018-19 9,498 76 0.80 102 1.08 67 0.71 35 41

Interior Region

April 2010-July 2010 112,591 570 2.03 457 1.63 125 0.45 332 238

2010-11 112,852 261 0.23 2,009 1.78 533 0.47 1,476 -1,215

2011-12 115,352 2,500 2.19 1,828 1.60 539 0.47 1,289 1,211

2012-13 114,552 -800 -0.70 1,919 1.67 579 0.50 1,340 -2,140

2013-14 113,019 -1,533 -1.35 1,911 1.68 539 0.47 1,372 -2,905

2014-15 112,888 -131 -0.12 1,922 1.70 604 0.53 1,318 -1,449

2015-16 113,235 347 0.31 1,910 1.69 598 0.53 1,312 -965

2016-17 112,020 -1,215 -1.08 1,822 1.62 615 0.55 1,207 -2,422

2017-18 110,904 -1,116 -1.00 1,814 1.63 598 0.54 1,216 -2,332

2018-19 109,847 -1,057 -0.96 1,659 1.50 584 0.53 1,075 -2,132




Period (July-based)

End of Period

Population

Popu-lation

Change

Growth Rate


Death Rate

(Percent)Natural

IncreaseNet

MigrationDenali Borough

April 2010-July 2010 1,831 5 1.09 6 1.31 1 0.22 5 0

2010-11 1,835 4 0.22 19 1.04 5 0.27 14 -10

2011-12 1,846 11 0.60 20 1.09 6 0.33 14 -3

2012-13 1,780 -66 -3.64 25 1.38 8 0.44 17 -83

2013-14 1,777 -3 -0.17 14 0.79 9 0.51 5 -8

2014-15 1,775 -2 -0.11 20 1.13 10 0.56 10 -12

2015-16 1,871 96 5.27 21 1.15 8 0.44 13 83

2016-17 1,834 -37 -2.00 18 0.97 9 0.49 9 -46

2017-18 1,821 -13 -0.71 10 0.55 13 0.71 -3 -10

2018-19 1,860 39 2.12 25 1.36 10 0.54 15 24

Fairbanks North Star Borough

April 2010-July 2010 98,101 520 2.13 397 1.63 101 0.41 296 224

2010-11 98,263 162 0.16 1,772 1.80 438 0.45 1,334 -1,172

2011-12 100,649 2,386 2.40 1,593 1.60 435 0.44 1,158 1,228

2012-13 100,040 -609 -0.61 1,710 1.70 463 0.46 1,247 -1,856

2013-14 98,757 -1,283 -1.29 1,699 1.71 421 0.42 1,278 -2,561

2014-15 98,728 -29 -0.03 1,693 1.71 485 0.49 1,208 -1,237

2015-16 98,995 267 0.27 1,718 1.74 484 0.49 1,234 -967

2016-17 97,850 -1,145 -1.16 1,613 1.64 490 0.50 1,123 -2,268

2017-18 96,852 -998 -1.03 1,624 1.67 502 0.52 1,122 -2,120

2018-19 95,898 -954 -0.99 1,458 1.51 460 0.48 998 -1,952

Southeast Fairbanks Census Area

April 2010-July 2010 7,049 23 1.31 33 1.88 11 0.63 22 1

2010-11 7,103 54 0.76 124 1.75 37 0.52 87 -33

2011-12 7,191 88 1.23 127 1.78 35 0.49 92 -4

2012-13 7,083 -108 -1.51 95 1.33 48 0.67 47 -155

2013-14 6,976 -107 -1.52 112 1.59 46 0.65 66 -173

2014-15 6,895 -81 -1.17 124 1.79 56 0.81 68 -149

2015-16 6,921 26 0.38 87 1.26 47 0.68 40 -14

2016-17 6,980 59 0.85 104 1.50 51 0.73 53 6

2017-18 6,956 -24 -0.34 111 1.59 38 0.55 73 -97

2018-19 6,891 -65 -0.94 97 1.40 57 0.82 40 -105




Period (July-based)

End of Period

Population

Popu-lation

Change

Growth Rate


Death Rate

(Percent)Natural

IncreaseNet

MigrationYukon-Koyukuk Census Area

April 2010-July 2010 5,610 22 1.57 21 1.50 12 0.86 9 13

2010-11 5,651 41 0.73 94 1.67 53 0.94 41 0

2011-12 5,666 15 0.27 88 1.56 63 1.11 25 -10

2012-13 5,649 -17 -0.30 89 1.57 60 1.06 29 -46

2013-14 5,509 -140 -2.51 86 1.54 63 1.13 23 -163

2014-15 5,490 -19 -0.35 85 1.55 53 0.96 32 -51

2015-16 5,448 -42 -0.77 84 1.54 59 1.08 25 -67

2016-17 5,356 -92 -1.70 87 1.61 65 1.20 22 -114

2017-18 5,275 -81 -1.52 69 1.30 45 0.85 24 -105

2018-19 5,198 -77 -1.47 79 1.51 57 1.09 22 -99

Northern Region

April 2010-July 2010 26,583 138 2.08 157 2.37 41 0.62 116 22

2010-11 26,927 344 1.29 652 2.44 172 0.64 480 -136

2011-12 27,260 333 1.23 612 2.26 164 0.61 448 -115

2012-13 27,545 285 1.04 574 2.09 150 0.55 424 -139

2013-14 27,486 -59 -0.21 549 2.00 154 0.56 395 -454

2014-15 27,783 297 1.07 568 2.06 148 0.54 420 -123

2015-16 27,780 -3 -0.01 556 2.00 191 0.69 365 -368

2016-17 27,716 -64 -0.23 574 2.07 192 0.69 382 -446

2017-18 27,627 -89 -0.32 495 1.79 177 0.64 318 -407

2018-19 27,432 -195 -0.71 500 1.82 197 0.72 303 -498

Nome Census Area

April 2010-July 2010 9,553 61 2.56 59 2.49 17 0.72 42 19

2010-11 9,711 158 1.64 263 2.73 88 0.91 175 -17

2011-12 9,844 133 1.36 254 2.60 74 0.76 180 -47

2012-13 9,868 24 0.24 203 2.06 64 0.65 139 -115

2013-14 9,962 94 0.95 200 2.02 67 0.68 133 -39

2014-15 10,020 58 0.58 240 2.40 57 0.57 183 -125

2015-16 10,040 20 0.20 222 2.21 74 0.74 148 -128

2016-17 9,994 -46 -0.46 222 2.22 71 0.71 151 -197

2017-18 9,954 -40 -0.40 186 1.86 85 0.85 101 -141

2018-19 9,831 -123 -1.24 165 1.67 74 0.75 91 -214




Period (July-based)

End of Period

Population

Popu-lation

Change

Growth Rate


Death Rate

(Percent)Natural

IncreaseNet

MigrationNorth Slope Borough

April 2010-July 2010 9,474 44 1.86 44 1.87 14 0.59 30 14

2010-11 9,577 103 1.08 177 1.86 42 0.44 135 -32

2011-12 9,707 130 1.35 176 1.83 34 0.35 142 -12

2012-13 9,872 165 1.69 178 1.82 49 0.50 129 36

2013-14 9,729 -143 -1.46 172 1.76 47 0.48 125 -268

2014-15 9,889 160 1.63 172 1.75 47 0.48 125 35

2015-16 9,804 -85 -0.86 153 1.55 62 0.63 91 -176

2016-17 9,866 62 0.63 163 1.66 63 0.64 100 -38

2017-18 9,906 40 0.40 161 1.63 36 0.36 125 -85

2018-19 9,886 -20 -0.20 163 1.65 57 0.58 106 -126

Northwest Arctic Borough

April 2010-July 2010 7,556 33 1.75 54 2.87 10 0.53 44 -11

2010-11 7,639 83 1.09 212 2.79 42 0.55 170 -87

2011-12 7,709 70 0.91 182 2.37 56 0.73 126 -56

2012-13 7,805 96 1.24 193 2.49 37 0.48 156 -60

2013-14 7,795 -10 -0.13 177 2.27 40 0.51 137 -147

2014-15 7,874 79 1.01 156 1.99 44 0.56 112 -33

2015-16 7,936 62 0.78 181 2.29 55 0.70 126 -64

2016-17 7,856 -80 -1.01 189 2.39 58 0.73 131 -211

2017-18 7,767 -89 -1.14 148 1.89 56 0.72 92 -181

2018-19 7,715 -52 -0.67 172 2.22 66 0.85 106 -158

Southeast Region

April 2010-July 2010 72,153 489 2.72 233 1.30 102 0.57 131 358

2010-11 73,599 1,446 1.98 953 1.31 448 0.61 505 941

2011-12 74,149 550 0.74 878 1.19 471 0.64 407 143

2012-13 74,319 170 0.23 858 1.16 454 0.61 404 -234

2013-14 74,437 118 0.16 882 1.19 456 0.61 426 -308

2014-15 74,278 -159 -0.21 818 1.10 492 0.66 326 -485

2015-16 73,742 -536 -0.72 807 1.09 500 0.68 307 -843

2016-17 72,941 -801 -1.09 756 1.03 468 0.64 288 -1,089

2017-18 72,657 -284 -0.39 768 1.05 518 0.71 250 -534

2018-19 72,373 -284 -0.39 721 0.99 516 0.71 205 -489




Period (July-based)

End of Period

Population

Popu-lation

Change

Growth Rate


Death Rate

(Percent)Natural

IncreaseNet

MigrationHaines Borough

April 2010-July 2010 2,533 25 3.97 6 0.95 5 0.79 1 24

2010-11 2,612 79 3.07 31 1.21 16 0.62 15 64

2011-12 2,613 1 0.04 24 0.92 23 0.88 1 0

2012-13 2,531 -82 -3.19 13 0.51 21 0.82 -8 -74

2013-14 2,551 20 0.79 20 0.79 21 0.83 -1 21

2014-15 2,492 -59 -2.34 18 0.71 17 0.67 1 -60

2015-16 2,464 -28 -1.13 16 0.65 20 0.81 -4 -24

2016-17 2,458 -6 -0.24 19 0.77 11 0.45 8 -14

2017-18 2,472 14 0.57 24 0.97 14 0.57 10 4

2018-19 2,516 44 1.76 22 0.88 14 0.56 8 36

Hoonah-Angoon Census Area

April 2010-July 2010 2,153 4 0.74 5 0.93 4 0.74 1 3

2010-11 2,152 -1 -0.05 30 1.39 16 0.74 14 -15

2011-12 2,197 45 2.07 21 0.97 14 0.64 7 38

2012-13 2,182 -15 -0.69 17 0.78 15 0.69 2 -17

2013-14 2,139 -43 -1.99 28 1.30 13 0.60 15 -58

2014-15 2,178 39 1.81 18 0.83 22 1.02 -4 43

2015-16 2,191 13 0.60 19 0.87 13 0.60 6 7

2016-17 2,127 -64 -2.96 26 1.20 14 0.65 12 -76

2017-18 2,161 34 1.59 6 0.28 16 0.75 -10 44

2018-19 2,145 -16 -0.74 27 1.25 18 0.84 9 -25

Juneau, City and Borough

April 2010-July 2010 31,532 257 3.27 98 1.25 37 0.47 61 196

2010-11 32,336 804 2.52 411 1.29 153 0.48 258 546

2011-12 32,659 323 0.99 364 1.12 180 0.55 184 139

2012-13 32,941 282 0.86 399 1.22 175 0.53 224 58

2013-14 32,999 58 0.18 405 1.23 175 0.53 230 -172

2014-15 33,128 129 0.39 382 1.16 193 0.58 189 -60

2015-16 32,705 -423 -1.29 381 1.16 204 0.62 177 -600

2016-17 32,301 -404 -1.24 354 1.09 178 0.55 176 -580

2017-18 32,177 -124 -0.38 329 1.02 201 0.62 128 -252

2018-19 31,986 -191 -0.60 337 1.05 192 0.60 145 -336




Period (July-based)

End of Period

Population

Popu-lation

Change

Growth Rate


Death Rate

(Percent)Natural

IncreaseNet

MigrationKetchikan Gateway Borough

April 2010-July 2010 13,538 61 1.81 50 1.48 20 0.59 30 31

2010-11 13,724 186 1.36 186 1.36 102 0.75 84 102

2011-12 13,894 170 1.23 189 1.37 107 0.77 82 88

2012-13 13,836 -58 -0.42 169 1.22 80 0.58 89 -147

2013-14 13,889 53 0.38 178 1.28 90 0.65 88 -35

2014-15 13,822 -67 -0.48 164 1.18 100 0.72 64 -131

2015-16 13,754 -68 -0.49 164 1.19 85 0.62 79 -147

2016-17 13,785 31 0.23 138 1.00 95 0.69 43 -12

2017-18 13,798 13 0.09 160 1.16 106 0.77 54 -41

2018-19 13,739 -59 -0.43 145 1.05 108 0.78 37 -96

Petersburg Borough

April 2010-July 2010 3,226 23 2.86 12 1.49 8 1.00 4 19

2010-11 3,292 66 2.03 42 1.29 16 0.49 26 40

2011-12 3,243 -49 -1.50 40 1.22 24 0.73 16 -65

2012-13 3,200 -43 -1.33 37 1.15 20 0.62 17 -60

2013-14 3,199 -1 -0.03 44 1.38 17 0.53 27 -28

2014-15 3,178 -21 -0.66 40 1.25 18 0.56 22 -43

2015-16 3,175 -3 -0.09 28 0.88 23 0.72 5 -8

2016-17 3,136 -39 -1.24 34 1.08 19 0.60 15 -54

2017-18 3,190 54 1.71 34 1.07 28 0.89 6 48

2018-19 3,226 36 1.12 19 0.59 20 0.62 -1 37

Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area

April 2010-July 2010 6,240 68 4.38 22 1.42 9 0.58 13 55

2010-11 6,460 220 3.46 81 1.28 46 0.72 35 185

2011-12 6,463 3 0.05 88 1.36 37 0.57 51 -48

2012-13 6,513 50 0.77 87 1.34 45 0.69 42 8

2013-14 6,515 2 0.03 65 1.00 53 0.81 12 -10

2014-15 6,516 1 0.02 75 1.15 33 0.51 42 -41

2015-16 6,444 -72 -1.11 82 1.27 67 1.03 15 -87

2016-17 6,380 -64 -1.00 59 0.92 57 0.89 2 -66

2017-18 6,228 -152 -2.41 80 1.27 57 0.90 23 -175

2018-19 6,194 -34 -0.55 68 1.09 66 1.06 2 -36





Period (July-based)

End of Period

Population

Popu-lation

Change

Growth Rate


Death Rate

(Percent)Natural

IncreaseNet

MigrationSitka, City and Borough

April 2010-July 2010 8,922 41 1.84 28 1.26 13 0.58 15 26

2010-11 9,010 88 0.98 119 1.33 67 0.75 52 36

2011-12 9,059 49 0.54 113 1.25 56 0.62 57 -8

2012-13 9,060 1 0.01 94 1.04 67 0.74 27 -26

2013-14 9,071 11 0.12 98 1.08 64 0.71 34 -23

2014-15 8,872 -199 -2.22 74 0.82 70 0.78 4 -203

2015-16 8,892 20 0.23 79 0.89 63 0.71 16 4

2016-17 8,733 -159 -1.80 88 1.00 66 0.75 22 -181

2017-18 8,607 -126 -1.45 94 1.08 61 0.70 33 -159

2018-19 8,532 -75 -0.88 67 0.78 66 0.77 1 -76

Skagway, Municipality

April 2010-July 2010 969 1 0.41 4 1.65 1 0.41 3 -2

2010-11 964 -5 -0.52 14 1.45 6 0.62 8 -13

2011-12 957 -7 -0.73 6 0.62 3 0.31 3 -10

2012-13 982 25 2.58 12 1.24 6 0.62 6 19

2013-14 1,038 56 5.54 9 0.89 5 0.50 4 52

2014-15 1,044 6 0.58 15 1.44 4 0.38 11 -5

2015-16 1,071 27 2.55 10 0.95 5 0.47 5 22

2016-17 1,089 18 1.67 12 1.11 3 0.28 9 9

2017-18 1,085 -4 -0.37 16 1.47 8 0.74 8 -12

2018-19 1,095 10 0.92 1 0.09 4 0.37 -3 13

Wrangell, City and Borough

April 2010-July 2010 2,381 12 2.02 6 1.01 4 0.67 2 10

2010-11 2,408 27 1.13 30 1.25 21 0.88 9 18

2011-12 2,443 35 1.44 25 1.03 25 1.03 0 35

2012-13 2,455 12 0.49 21 0.86 22 0.90 -1 13

2013-14 2,413 -42 -1.73 27 1.11 16 0.66 11 -53

2014-15 2,444 31 1.28 23 0.95 31 1.28 -8 39

2015-16 2,456 12 0.49 21 0.86 17 0.69 4 8

2016-17 2,389 -67 -2.77 17 0.70 22 0.91 -5 -62

2017-18 2,418 29 1.21 25 1.04 25 1.04 0 29

2018-19 2,400 -18 -0.75 24 1.00 20 0.83 4 -22





Period (July-based)

End of Period

Population

Popu-lation

Change

Growth Rate


Death Rate

(Percent)Natural

IncreaseNet

MigrationYakutat, City and Borough

April 2010-July 2010 659 -3 -1.82 2 1.21 1 0.61 1 -4

2010-11 641 -18 -2.77 9 1.38 5 0.77 4 -22

2011-12 621 -20 -3.17 8 1.27 2 0.32 6 -26

2012-13 619 -2 -0.32 9 1.45 3 0.48 6 -8

2013-14 623 4 0.64 8 1.29 2 0.32 6 -2

2014-15 604 -19 -3.10 9 1.47 4 0.65 5 -24

2015-16 590 -14 -2.35 7 1.17 3 0.50 4 -18

2016-17 543 -47 -8.30 9 1.59 3 0.53 6 -53

2017-18 521 -22 -4.14 0 0.00 2 0.38 -2 -20

2018-19 540 19 3.58 11 2.07 8 1.51 3 16

Southwest Region

April 2010-July 2010 40,870 221 2.17 221 2.17 56 0.55 165 56

2010-11 41,417 547 1.33 905 2.20 235 0.57 670 -123

2011-12 41,613 196 0.47 858 2.07 266 0.64 592 -396

2012-13 42,267 654 1.56 854 2.04 221 0.53 633 21

2013-14 42,538 271 0.64 877 2.07 220 0.52 657 -386

2014-15 42,506 -32 -0.08 811 1.91 260 0.61 551 -583

2015-16 42,248 -258 -0.61 826 1.95 259 0.61 567 -825

2016-17 42,233 -15 -0.04 876 2.07 286 0.68 590 -605

2017-18 42,159 -74 -0.18 829 1.96 254 0.60 575 -649

2018-19 42,206 47 0.11 824 1.95 257 0.61 567 -520

Aleutians East Borough

April 2010-July 2010 3,147 6 0.76 6 0.76 1 0.13 5 1

2010-11 3,147 0 0.00 22 0.70 7 0.22 15 -15

2011-12 3,148 1 0.03 15 0.48 4 0.13 11 -10

2012-13 3,151 3 0.10 15 0.48 8 0.25 7 -4

2013-14 3,096 -55 -1.76 18 0.58 9 0.29 9 -64

2014-15 3,052 -44 -1.43 9 0.29 7 0.23 2 -46

2015-16 3,002 -50 -1.65 10 0.33 10 0.33 0 -50

2016-17 2,982 -20 -0.67 17 0.57 11 0.37 6 -26

2017-18 2,955 -27 -0.91 13 0.44 4 0.13 9 -36

2018-19 2,938 -17 -0.58 7 0.24 8 0.27 -1 -16




Period (July-based)

End of Period

Population

Popu-lation

Change

Growth Rate


Death Rate

(Percent)Natural

IncreaseNet

MigrationAleutians West Census Area

April 2010-July 2010 5,569 8 0.58 6 0.43 5 0.36 1 7

2010-11 5,521 -48 -0.87 28 0.50 4 0.07 24 -72

2011-12 5,608 87 1.56 32 0.58 16 0.29 16 71

2012-13 5,621 13 0.23 35 0.62 16 0.28 19 -6

2013-14 5,594 -27 -0.48 44 0.78 14 0.25 30 -57

2014-15 5,514 -80 -1.44 28 0.50 17 0.31 11 -91

2015-16 5,466 -48 -0.87 33 0.60 16 0.29 17 -65

2016-17 5,348 -118 -2.18 35 0.65 19 0.35 16 -134

2017-18 5,321 -27 -0.51 37 0.69 12 0.22 25 -52

2018-19 5,579 258 4.73 34 0.62 12 0.22 22 236

Bethel Census Area

April 2010-July 2010 17,120 107 2.51 106 2.48 24 0.56 82 25

2010-11 17,440 320 1.85 461 2.67 103 0.60 358 -38

2011-12 17,548 108 0.62 423 2.42 123 0.70 300 -192

2012-13 17,890 342 1.93 443 2.50 90 0.51 353 -11

2013-14 18,073 183 1.02 441 2.45 92 0.51 349 -166

2014-15 18,174 101 0.56 411 2.27 122 0.67 289 -188

2015-16 18,104 -70 -0.39 411 2.27 113 0.62 298 -368

2016-17 18,145 41 0.23 436 2.41 130 0.72 306 -265

2017-18 18,036 -109 -0.60 412 2.28 125 0.69 287 -396

2018-19 18,131 95 0.53 419 2.32 120 0.66 299 -204

Bristol Bay Borough

April 2010-July 2010 1,004 7 2.80 4 1.60 2 0.80 2 5

2010-11 1,023 19 1.87 15 1.48 8 0.79 7 12

2011-12 983 -40 -3.99 9 0.90 10 1.00 -1 -39

2012-13 933 -50 -5.22 15 1.57 7 0.73 8 -58

2013-14 943 10 1.07 4 0.43 8 0.85 -4 14

2014-15 887 -56 -6.12 11 1.20 6 0.66 5 -61

2015-16 875 -12 -1.36 15 1.70 9 1.02 6 -18

2016-17 892 17 1.92 6 0.68 5 0.57 1 16

2017-18 877 -15 -1.70 8 0.90 11 1.24 -3 -12

2018-19 869 -8 -0.92 10 1.15 6 0.69 4 -12




Period (July-based)

End of Period

Population

Popu-lation

Change

Growth Rate


Death Rate

(Percent)Natural

IncreaseNet

MigrationDillingham Census Area

April 2010-July 2010 4,873 26 2.14 27 2.22 8 0.66 19 7

2010-11 4,935 62 1.26 109 2.22 35 0.71 74 -12

2011-12 4,978 43 0.87 101 2.04 39 0.79 62 -19

2012-13 5,025 47 0.94 105 2.10 28 0.56 77 -30

2013-14 5,063 38 0.75 93 1.84 37 0.73 56 -18

2014-15 5,008 -55 -1.09 96 1.91 37 0.73 59 -114

2015-16 4,958 -50 -1.00 112 2.25 35 0.70 77 -127

2016-17 4,925 -33 -0.67 105 2.12 33 0.67 72 -105

2017-18 5,007 82 1.65 86 1.73 36 0.72 50 32

2018-19 4,887 -120 -2.43 92 1.86 38 0.77 54 -174

Kusilvak Census Area

April 2010-July 2010 7,514 55 2.94 62 3.31 13 0.69 49 6

2010-11 7,674 160 2.11 247 3.25 66 0.87 181 -21

2011-12 7,669 -5 -0.07 241 3.14 57 0.74 184 -189

2012-13 7,947 278 3.56 219 2.80 63 0.81 156 122

2013-14 8,082 135 1.68 238 2.97 49 0.61 189 -54

2014-15 8,195 113 1.39 225 2.76 52 0.64 173 -60

2015-16 8,201 6 0.07 214 2.61 64 0.78 150 -144

2016-17 8,217 16 0.19 236 2.87 70 0.85 166 -150

2017-18 8,305 88 1.07 236 2.86 58 0.70 178 -90

2018-19 8,180 -125 -1.52 237 2.88 63 0.76 174 -299

Lake and Peninsula Borough

April 2010-July 2010 1,643 12 2.93 10 2.44 3 0.73 7 5

2010-11 1,677 34 2.05 23 1.39 12 0.72 11 23

2011-12 1,679 2 0.12 37 2.21 17 1.01 20 -18

2012-13 1,700 21 1.24 22 1.30 9 0.53 13 8

2013-14 1,687 -13 -0.77 39 2.30 11 0.65 28 -41

2014-15 1,676 -11 -0.65 31 1.84 19 1.13 12 -23

2015-16 1,642 -34 -2.05 31 1.87 12 0.72 19 -53

2016-17 1,724 82 4.87 41 2.44 18 1.07 23 59

2017-18 1,658 -66 -3.90 37 2.19 8 0.47 29 -95

2018-19 1,622 -36 -2.20 25 1.52 10 0.61 15 -51


One Race Alone

Total Population White

Alaska Native

African American Asian

Pacific Islander

Two or More

RacesAlaska 710,231 483,851 106,287 24,442 38,883 7,662 49,106

Anchorage/Mat-Su Region 380,821 274,866 28,849 18,016 25,162 6,321 27,607

Anchorage, Municipality 291,826 198,531 23,875 17,125 24,034 6,097 22,164

Matanuska-Susitna Borough 88,995 76,335 4,974 891 1,128 224 5,443

Gulf Coast Region 78,631 62,318 7,303 434 3,701 279 4,596

Kenai Peninsula Borough 55,400 47,235 4,133 288 647 130 2,967

Kodiak Island Borough 13,592 7,881 1,847 98 2,693 94 979

Valdez-Cordova Census Area 9,639 7,202 1,323 48 361 55 650

Interior Region 112,021 85,222 11,909 4,696 2,775 447 6,972

Denali Borough 1,826 1,660 65 10 19 1 71

Fairbanks North Star Borough 97,581 76,600 7,025 4,598 2,678 413 6,267

Southeast Fairbanks Census Area 7,026 5,714 821 78 64 27 322

Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area 5,588 1,248 3,998 10 14 6 312

Northern Region 26,445 5,614 18,478 163 576 125 1,489

Nome Census Area 9,492 1,565 7,219 29 98 9 572

North Slope Borough 9,430 3,190 5,129 96 436 104 475

Northwest Arctic Borough 7,523 859 6,130 38 42 12 442

Southeast Region 71,664 48,879 11,898 475 3,630 319 6,463

Haines Borough 2,508 2,106 235 10 14 0 143

Hoonah-Angoon Census Area 2,149 1,000 912 8 11 1 217

Juneau, City and Borough 31,275 22,135 3,772 291 1,937 219 2,921

Ketchikan Gateway Borough 13,477 9,291 1,936 79 945 27 1,199

Petersburg Borough 3,203 2,598 236 14 98 6 251

Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area 6,172 2,964 2,605 19 24 22 538

Sitka, City and Borough 8,881 5,883 1,549 47 536 30 836

Skagway, Municipality 968 890 35 1 5 1 36

Wrangell, City and Borough 2,369 1,731 380 4 33 1 220

Yakutat, City and Borough 662 281 238 2 27 12 102

Southwest Region 40,649 6,952 27,850 658 3,039 171 1,979

Aleutians East Borough 3,141 761 882 223 1,143 19 113

Aleutians West Census Area 5,561 2,306 880 348 1,669 107 251

Bethel Census Area 17,013 1,926 14,125 66 161 31 704

Bristol Bay Borough 997 485 334 0 8 3 167

Dillingham Census Area 4,847 886 3,480 11 34 6 430

Kusilvak Census Area 7,459 204 7,086 1 18 0 150

Lake and Peninsula Borough 1,631 384 1,063 9 6 5 164

Table 2.13Alaska Region, Borough, and Census Area Population by Race and Ethnicity, April 1, 2010


Note: Modified race data.


Ethnicity One Race Alone or in Combination

HispanicTotal

Responses WhiteAlaska Native


Pacific Islander

Alaska 39,252 763,945 527,690 139,782 34,168 50,945 11,360



Matanuska-Susitna Borough 3,301 94,882 81,482 9,023 1,658 2,147 572

Gulf Coast Region 2,989 83,520 66,666 10,910 823 4,567 554

Kenai Peninsula Borough 1,641 58,553 50,060 6,477 548 1,165 303

Kodiak Island Borough 999 14,648 8,778 2,557 190 2,951 172

Valdez-Cordova Census Area 349 10,319 7,828 1,876 85 451 79

Interior Region 5,993 119,517 91,684 16,308 6,259 4,435 831

Denali Borough 42 1,898 1,730 115 11 41 1

Fairbanks North Star Borough 5,651 104,351 82,382 10,841 6,109 4,236 783

Southeast Fairbanks Census Area 234 7,360 6,024 1,075 109 113 39

Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area 66 5,908 1,548 4,277 30 45 8

Northern Region 422 28,005 6,892 19,851 309 752 201

Nome Census Area 115 10,091 2,095 7,761 63 153 19

North Slope Borough 249 9,933 3,555 5,535 167 521 155

Northwest Arctic Borough 58 7,981 1,242 6,555 79 78 27

Southeast Region 3,019 78,843 54,624 17,231 1,022 5,290 676

Haines Borough 47 2,663 2,245 355 18 42 3

Hoonah-Angoon Census Area 75 2,384 1,187 1,126 30 37 4

Juneau, City and Borough 1,588 34,641 24,636 6,108 609 2,870 418

Ketchikan Gateway Borough 540 14,761 10,398 2,922 183 1,186 72

Petersburg Borough 119 3,480 2,829 437 25 173 16

Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area 138 6,761 3,437 3,093 49 136 46

Sitka, City and Borough 437 9,775 6,656 2,228 88 725 78

Skagway, Municipality 21 1,005 926 53 2 22 2

Wrangell, City and Borough 37 2,603 1,941 578 13 56 15


Southwest Region 1,467 42,756 8,623 29,592 842 3,387 312

Aleutians East Borough 385 3,270 856 969 237 1,180 28

Aleutians West Census Area 726 5,830 2,503 1,017 373 1,783 154

Bethel Census Area 181 17,746 2,520 14,769 144 251 62

Bristol Bay Borough 24 1,187 640 482 8 36 21

Dillingham Census Area 101 5,306 1,259 3,901 32 87 27

Kusilvak Census Area 7 7,617 322 7,235 22 27 11

Lake and Peninsula Borough 43 1,800 523 1,219 26 23 9

Table 2.13 (continued)Alaska Region, Borough, and Census Area Population by Race and Ethnicity, April 1, 2010


Notes: Modified race data. “Total Responses” are greater than total population because individuals may report more than one race group.


One Race Alone


Alaska Native


Pacific Islander

Two or More

RacesAlaska 722,262 489,741 108,125 25,288 40,579 8,098 50,431



Matanuska-Susitna Borough 91,668 78,328 5,233 983 1,184 250 5,690





Interior Region 112,852 85,476 12,087 4,840 2,876 490 7,083

Denali Borough 1,835 1,639 70 13 29 1 83




Northern Region 26,927 5,753 18,689 196 623 141 1,525

Nome Census Area 9,711 1,604 7,345 43 111 14 594




Haines Borough 2,612 2,182 243 12 16 0 159



Ketchikan Gateway Borough 13,724 9,401 1,956 98 993 35 1,241











Bristol Bay Borough 1,023 499 345 0 8 4 167




Table 2.14Alaska Region, Borough, and Census Area Population by Race and Ethnicity, July 1, 2011





HispanicTotal



Pacific Islander

Alaska 42,014 777,504 534,692 142,183 35,484 53,181 11,964




Gulf Coast Region 3,208 85,140 67,697 11,203 941 4,751 548


Kodiak Island Borough 1,048 14,914 8,877 2,627 221 3,026 163


Interior Region 6,544 120,467 91,995 16,619 6,355 4,569 929

Denali Borough 60 1,921 1,719 133 27 38 4




Northern Region 531 28,560 7,097 19,983 404 844 232

Nome Census Area 153 10,333 2,155 7,872 100 171 35




Haines Borough 54 2,777 2,336 363 35 38 5










Southwest Region 1,620 43,499 8,790 29,912 1,000 3,475 322


Aleutians West Census Area 750 5,801 2,424 972 415 1,820 170






Table 2.14 (continued)Alaska Region, Borough, and Census Area Population by Race and Ethnicity, July 1, 2011




One Race Alone


Alaska Native


Pacific Islander

Two or More

RacesAlaska 730,649 493,333 109,223 26,384 42,043 8,610 51,056



Matanuska-Susitna Borough 93,603 79,576 5,525 1,044 1,274 280 5,904





Interior Region 115,352 87,132 12,308 5,178 3,032 522 7,180

Denali Borough 1,846 1,643 75 16 32 1 79




Northern Region 27,260 5,810 18,840 229 659 156 1,566

Nome Census Area 9,844 1,646 7,408 47 120 13 610




Haines Borough 2,613 2,156 252 13 18 0 174



Ketchikan Gateway Borough 13,894 9,414 2,027 109 1,025 36 1,283




















HispanicTotal



Pacific Islander

Alaska 44,934 786,627 538,838 143,422 36,808 55,011 12,548




Gulf Coast Region 3,429 85,549 67,899 11,158 1,095 4,803 594




Interior Region 7,255 123,077 93,741 16,844 6,720 4,842 930

Denali Borough 64 1,925 1,717 127 27 47 7




Northern Region 626 28,889 7,219 20,169 406 855 240

Nome Census Area 171 10,468 2,220 7,948 90 173 37




Haines Borough 66 2,793 2,321 379 38 49 6






















One Race Alone


Alaska Native


Pacific Islander

Two or More

RacesAlaska 736,077 494,398 110,664 26,846 43,607 9,028 51,534








Interior Region 114,552 86,441 12,302 5,177 3,080 520 7,032

Denali Borough 1,780 1,566 76 20 45 1 72




Northern Region 27,545 5,824 19,014 238 704 173 1,592

Nome Census Area 9,868 1,593 7,468 59 127 14 607




Haines Borough 2,531 2,065 254 13 21 0 178























HispanicTotal



Pacific Islander

Alaska 46,983 792,656 540,358 144,833 37,494 56,922 13,049








Interior Region 7,571 122,115 92,923 16,688 6,716 4,847 941

Denali Borough 52 1,854 1,632 126 35 59 2




Northern Region 699 29,225 7,236 20,350 445 936 258

Nome Census Area 196 10,496 2,151 8,005 117 187 36




Haines Borough 72 2,718 2,235 390 35 52 6






















One Race Alone


Alaska Native


Pacific Islander

Two or More

RacesAlaska 736,416 492,702 111,715 26,640 44,186 9,134 52,039








Interior Region 113,019 85,109 12,299 4,911 3,103 535 7,062

Denali Borough 1,777 1,545 81 26 46 1 78




Northern Region 27,486 5,757 18,981 267 725 178 1,578

Nome Census Area 9,962 1,581 7,559 63 122 14 623




Haines Borough 2,551 2,069 262 16 24 0 180







Skagway, Municipality 1,038 918 57 8 9 2 44
















HispanicTotal



Pacific Islander

Alaska 48,526 793,556 539,074 145,942 37,477 57,833 13,230








Interior Region 7,702 120,616 91,577 16,681 6,512 4,911 935

Denali Borough 54 1,859 1,617 132 42 65 3




Northern Region 780 29,152 7,164 20,295 428 970 295

Nome Census Area 215 10,610 2,163 8,100 111 191 45




Haines Borough 71 2,743 2,240 404 37 55 7






















One Race Alone


Alaska Native


Pacific Islander

Two or More

RacesAlaska 736,989 490,514 112,814 26,654 45,165 9,417 52,425








Interior Region 112,888 84,601 12,395 5,097 3,254 534 7,007

Denali Borough 1,775 1,523 91 22 58 1 80




Northern Region 27,783 5,763 19,196 302 740 195 1,587

Nome Census Area 10,020 1,558 7,639 64 130 14 615




Haines Borough 2,492 2,017 255 14 25 1 180























HispanicTotal



Pacific Islander

Alaska 49,801 794,629 537,212 146,969 37,705 59,161 13,582








Interior Region 7,864 120,410 91,030 16,695 6,649 5,087 949

Denali Borough 60 1,860 1,599 144 39 73 5




Northern Region 898 29,467 7,179 20,510 481 1,001 296

Nome Census Area 254 10,658 2,132 8,175 108 204 39




Haines Borough 76 2,683 2,183 396 39 62 3






















One Race Alone


Alaska Native


Pacific Islander

Two or More

RacesAlaska 739,649 489,564 113,453 27,145 46,542 9,841 53,104








Interior Region 113,235 84,298 12,500 5,285 3,490 551 7,111

Denali Borough 1,871 1,603 87 28 74 1 78




Northern Region 27,780 5,716 19,241 292 758 190 1,583

Nome Census Area 10,040 1,561 7,649 59 137 15 619




Haines Borough 2,464 1,995 255 16 25 0 173























HispanicTotal



Pacific Islander

Alaska 51,215 798,095 536,863 147,668 38,504 60,947 14,113








Interior Region 8,169 120,864 90,818 16,809 6,902 5,357 978

Denali Borough 57 1,952 1,673 143 41 90 5




Northern Region 945 29,498 7,132 20,560 487 1,017 302

Nome Census Area 256 10,691 2,131 8,194 108 218 40




Haines Borough 83 2,644 2,158 381 44 57 4






















One Race Alone


Alaska Native


Pacific Islander

Two or More

RacesAlaska 737,783 484,879 113,667 27,407 47,851 10,310 53,669





Kenai Peninsula Borough 58,105 48,640 4,546 437 1,049 153 3,280



Interior Region 112,020 83,032 12,434 5,224 3,621 552 7,157

Denali Borough 1,834 1,528 96 33 85 1 91




Northern Region 27,716 5,712 19,100 335 794 203 1,572

Nome Census Area 9,994 1,569 7,596 66 153 14 596




Haines Borough 2,458 1,976 257 15 26 0 184























HispanicTotal



Pacific Islander

Alaska 52,480 796,877 532,652 147,852 39,039 62,661 14,673








Interior Region 8,304 119,722 89,585 16,733 6,861 5,548 995

Denali Borough 72 1,926 1,614 159 45 103 5




Northern Region 999 29,384 7,112 20,371 539 1,036 326

Nome Census Area 276 10,613 2,127 8,108 116 219 43




Haines Borough 92 2,657 2,147 398 47 57 8






















One Race Alone


Alaska Native


Pacific Islander

Two or More

RacesAlaska 734,055 480,612 113,735 27,378 47,785 10,399 54,146








Interior Region 110,904 81,814 12,393 5,266 3,571 570 7,290

Denali Borough 1,821 1,517 98 34 89 1 82




Northern Region 27,627 5,676 19,056 359 750 216 1,570

Nome Census Area 9,954 1,540 7,559 82 141 16 616




Haines Borough 2,472 1,977 261 16 25 0 193























HispanicTotal



Pacific Islander

Alaska 52,655 793,743 528,861 147,897 39,205 62,959 14,821








Interior Region 8,351 118,765 88,499 16,697 6,973 5,564 1,032

Denali Borough 64 1,905 1,593 156 51 100 5




Northern Region 954 29,303 7,069 20,345 541 1,032 316

Nome Census Area 262 10,597 2,108 8,089 138 220 42




Haines Borough 88 2,678 2,165 405 47 56 5






















One Race Alone


Alaska Native


Pacific Islander

Two or More

RacesAlaska 731,007 477,041 113,714 26,895 47,916 10,603 54,838






Kodiak Island Borough 13,001 7,109 1,711 168 2,875 130 1,008


Interior Region 109,847 80,812 12,411 5,131 3,517 611 7,365

Denali Borough 1,860 1,547 102 37 85 1 88




Northern Region 27,432 5,658 18,819 381 759 224 1,591

Nome Census Area 9,831 1,543 7,404 84 145 19 636




Haines Borough 2,516 2,016 273 15 21 0 191























HispanicTotal



Pacific Islander

Alaska 52,842 791,515 525,888 148,042 39,017 63,455 15,113



Matanuska-Susitna Borough 5,548 114,905 94,900 12,650 2,659 3,649 1,047





Interior Region 8,307 117,788 87,578 16,693 6,871 5,562 1,084

Denali Borough 75 1,953 1,628 161 55 102 7




Northern Region 965 29,125 7,068 20,150 559 1,020 328

Nome Census Area 269 10,489 2,131 7,966 129 216 47




Haines Borough 91 2,717 2,197 416 43 55 6























State of AlaskaApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019

Age Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 710,231 369,628 340,603 731,007 376,257 354,7500-4 53,996 27,896 26,100 49,686 25,381 24,3055-9 50,887 26,038 24,849 52,510 26,846 25,664

10-14 50,816 26,147 24,669 52,768 27,350 25,41815-19 52,141 27,179 24,962 46,961 24,624 22,33720-24 54,419 29,706 24,713 46,288 25,228 21,06025-29 55,419 29,307 26,112 55,032 28,649 26,38330-34 47,706 24,861 22,845 56,927 29,007 27,92035-39 45,833 23,731 22,102 53,286 27,502 25,78440-44 47,141 24,646 22,495 43,568 22,537 21,03145-49 54,726 28,398 26,328 41,907 21,411 20,49650-54 56,300 29,288 27,012 43,515 22,462 21,05355-59 49,971 26,394 23,577 49,987 25,831 24,15660-64 35,938 19,231 16,707 47,294 23,968 23,32665-69 22,202 11,714 10,488 37,279 19,323 17,95670-74 13,148 6,662 6,486 24,640 12,572 12,06875-79 8,892 4,150 4,742 14,455 7,174 7,28180-84 5,985 2,620 3,365 8,195 3,831 4,36485-89 3,273 1,217 2,056 4,329 1,755 2,57490+ 1,438 443 995 2,380 806 1,574

16+ 544,208 284,293 259,915 566,116 291,632 274,484 18+ 522,853 273,222 249,631 546,861 281,644 265,217 65+ 54,938 26,806 28,132 91,278 45,461 45,817

Median 33.8 33.6 34.1 35.5 35.2 35.8

Anchorage, MunicipalityApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 20,443 10,407 10,036 20,090 10,463 9,62715-19 21,187 10,990 10,197 18,489 9,512 8,97720-24 24,379 13,059 11,320 20,693 10,941 9,75225-29 24,820 12,820 12,000 23,983 12,351 11,63230-34 20,620 10,458 10,162 24,189 12,150 12,03935-39 19,569 9,843 9,726 21,875 10,928 10,94740-44 19,493 9,892 9,601 17,464 8,743 8,72145-49 22,394 11,157 11,237 17,139 8,464 8,67550-54 22,175 11,084 11,091 17,163 8,505 8,65855-59 19,088 9,755 9,333 19,290 9,657 9,63360-64 13,940 7,186 6,754 17,631 8,618 9,01365-69 8,347 4,169 4,178 13,609 6,806 6,80370-74 4,962 2,328 2,634 9,098 4,445 4,65375-79 3,482 1,533 1,949 5,358 2,484 2,87480-84 2,386 978 1,408 3,279 1,419 1,86085-89 1,342 470 872 1,743 704 1,03990+ 620 189 431 1,075 329 746

16+ 224,591 113,742 110,849 228,217 114,144 114,07318+ 216,040 109,334 106,706 220,866 110,343 110,523 65+ 21,139 9,667 11,472 34,162 16,187 17,975

Median 33.0 32.4 33.7 34.8 34.1 35.5

Table 2.23Alaska Region, Borough, and Census Area Population by Age and Sex, 2010 and 2019

Anchorage/Matanuska-Susitna RegionApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019

Age Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 380,821 194,249 186,572 398,283 201,346 196,937 0-4 28,861 14,965 13,896 27,301 13,988 13,313 5-9 27,700 14,173 13,527 28,644 14,643 14,001

10-14 27,632 14,148 13,484 28,880 15,005 13,875 15-19 28,172 14,570 13,602 25,905 13,492 12,413 20-24 29,388 15,729 13,659 25,804 13,670 12,134 25-29 30,669 15,831 14,838 30,710 15,730 14,980 30-34 26,358 13,402 12,956 31,754 15,868 15,886 35-39 25,515 12,849 12,666 29,678 14,921 14,757 40-44 25,727 13,128 12,599 24,101 12,224 11,877 45-49 29,461 14,799 14,662 23,452 11,672 11,780 50-54 29,454 14,921 14,533 23,476 11,727 11,749 55-59 25,452 13,096 12,356 26,433 13,348 13,085 60-64 18,224 9,405 8,819 24,501 12,053 12,448 65-69 11,260 5,728 5,532 19,263 9,684 9,579 70-74 6,674 3,218 3,456 12,739 6,299 6,440 75-79 4,670 2,122 2,548 7,486 3,609 3,877 80-84 3,116 1,316 1,800 4,410 1,979 2,431 85-89 1,720 615 1,105 2,394 999 1,395 90+ 768 234 534 1,352 435 917

16+ 290,907 148,040 142,867 307,921 154,924 152,997 18+ 279,316 142,071 137,245 297,489 149,487 148,002 65+ 28,208 13,233 14,975 47,644 23,005 24,639

Median 33.4 32.9 34.0 35.0 34.5 35.6

Matanuska-Susitna BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2018


10-14 7,189 3,741 3,448 8,790 4,542 4,24815-19 6,985 3,580 3,405 7,416 3,980 3,43620-24 5,009 2,670 2,339 5,111 2,729 2,38225-29 5,849 3,011 2,838 6,727 3,379 3,34830-34 5,738 2,944 2,794 7,565 3,718 3,84735-39 5,946 3,006 2,940 7,803 3,993 3,81040-44 6,234 3,236 2,998 6,637 3,481 3,15645-49 7,067 3,642 3,425 6,313 3,208 3,10550-54 7,279 3,837 3,442 6,313 3,222 3,09155-59 6,364 3,341 3,023 7,143 3,691 3,45260-64 4,284 2,219 2,065 6,870 3,435 3,43565-69 2,913 1,559 1,354 5,654 2,878 2,77670-74 1,712 890 822 3,641 1,854 1,78775-79 1,188 589 599 2,128 1,125 1,00380-84 730 338 392 1,131 560 57185-89 378 145 233 651 295 35690+ 148 45 103 277 106 171

16+ 66,316 34,298 32,018 79,704 40,780 38,924 18+ 63,276 32,737 30,539 76,623 39,144 37,479 65+ 7,069 3,566 3,503 13,482 6,818 6,664

Median 34.8 34.7 34.9 35.9 35.7 36.0


Table 2.23 (continued)Alaska Region, Borough, and Census Area Population by Age and Sex, 2010 and 2019

Sources: Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development, Research and Analysis Section, and U.S. Census Bureau

Interior RegionApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 7,392 3,838 3,554 7,486 3,873 3,61315-19 7,839 4,097 3,742 6,929 3,690 3,23920-24 10,889 6,215 4,674 8,503 4,936 3,56725-29 9,915 5,496 4,419 8,640 4,597 4,04330-34 8,119 4,327 3,792 8,928 4,639 4,28935-39 7,330 3,859 3,471 8,089 4,254 3,83540-44 6,881 3,614 3,267 6,551 3,434 3,11745-49 7,785 4,018 3,767 5,979 3,141 2,83850-54 8,214 4,243 3,971 6,073 3,122 2,95155-59 7,516 4,028 3,488 7,185 3,656 3,52960-64 5,434 3,012 2,422 6,914 3,568 3,34665-69 3,208 1,777 1,431 5,492 2,944 2,54870-74 1,882 991 891 3,759 1,962 1,79775-79 1,192 585 607 1,998 1,044 95480-84 865 406 459 1,071 529 54285-89 415 153 262 569 220 34990+ 181 56 125 323 129 194

16+ 86,184 46,134 40,050 85,573 45,140 40,433 18+ 83,208 44,592 38,616 82,857 43,702 39,155 65+ 7,743 3,968 3,775 13,212 6,828 6,384

Median 31.9 31.5 32.2 34.5 34.1 34.9

Fairbanks North Star BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 6,298 3,274 3,024 6,437 3,328 3,10915-19 6,778 3,529 3,249 6,057 3,213 2,84420-24 10,095 5,789 4,306 7,920 4,629 3,29125-29 9,030 5,017 4,013 7,749 4,111 3,63830-34 7,210 3,809 3,401 7,910 4,123 3,78735-39 6,492 3,417 3,075 7,146 3,739 3,40740-44 5,975 3,105 2,870 5,728 2,981 2,74745-49 6,625 3,364 3,261 5,153 2,692 2,46150-54 6,920 3,536 3,384 5,229 2,660 2,56955-59 6,301 3,321 2,980 6,180 3,089 3,09160-64 4,575 2,501 2,074 5,847 2,974 2,87365-69 2,637 1,421 1,216 4,627 2,422 2,20570-74 1,533 794 739 3,193 1,663 1,53075-79 965 465 500 1,678 861 81780-84 719 330 389 856 410 44685-89 361 130 231 472 188 28490+ 160 48 112 264 98 166

16+ 75,093 39,924 35,169 74,757 39,221 35,536 18+ 72,580 38,623 33,957 72,433 38,000 34,433 65+ 6,375 3,188 3,187 11,090 5,642 5,448

Median 31.2 30.6 31.8 34.0 33.5 34.6

Denali BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019

Age Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 1,826 1,002 824 1,860 1,004 8560-4 114 64 50 101 51 505-9 114 59 55 115 64 51

10-14 118 54 64 113 57 5615-19 97 52 45 98 44 5420-24 49 28 21 46 21 2525-29 96 40 56 108 56 5230-34 136 66 70 148 71 7735-39 138 70 68 153 77 7640-44 131 73 58 124 64 6045-49 189 109 80 156 76 8050-54 191 110 81 132 80 5255-59 198 111 87 168 101 6760-64 118 81 37 152 98 5465-69 73 44 29 125 76 4970-74 37 22 15 46 27 1975-79 19 14 5 38 25 1380-84 5 3 2 27 8 1985-89 2 2 0 8 6 290+ 1 0 1 2 2 0

16+ 1,463 817 646 1,512 822 690 18+ 1,415 792 623 1,465 803 662 65+ 137 85 52 246 144 102

Median 41.9 44.7 38.8 41.9 44.8 39.1

Southeast Fairbanks Census AreaApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019

Age Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 7,026 3,915 3,111 6,891 3,773 3,1180-4 486 236 250 419 205 2145-9 529 304 225 493 253 240

10-14 509 273 236 502 264 23815-19 510 267 243 431 243 18820-24 377 192 185 287 148 13925-29 433 246 187 450 257 19330-34 460 267 193 516 263 25335-39 429 235 194 467 269 19840-44 483 284 199 421 240 18145-49 566 334 232 415 243 17250-54 605 328 277 437 231 20655-59 562 330 232 494 281 21360-64 415 254 161 483 266 21765-69 274 173 101 412 264 14870-74 188 100 88 303 162 14175-79 99 52 47 167 91 7680-84 63 29 34 106 61 4585-89 27 9 18 52 14 3890+ 11 2 9 36 18 18

16+ 5,404 3,060 2,344 5,389 3,006 2,383 18+ 5,177 2,944 2,233 5,175 2,890 2,285 65+ 662 365 297 1,076 610 466

Median 37.4 38.7 35.9 38.7 39.7 37.4




Yukon-Koyukuk Census AreaApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 467 237 230 434 224 21015-19 454 249 205 343 190 15320-24 368 206 162 250 138 11225-29 356 193 163 333 173 16030-34 313 185 128 354 182 17235-39 271 137 134 323 169 15440-44 292 152 140 278 149 12945-49 405 211 194 255 130 12550-54 498 269 229 275 151 12455-59 455 266 189 343 185 15860-64 326 176 150 432 230 20265-69 224 139 85 328 182 14670-74 124 75 49 217 110 10775-79 109 54 55 115 67 4880-84 78 44 34 82 50 3285-89 25 12 13 37 12 2590+ 9 6 3 21 11 10

16+ 4,224 2,333 1,891 3,915 2,091 1,824 18+ 4,036 2,233 1,803 3,784 2,009 1,775 65+ 569 330 239 800 432 368

Median 35.4 36.0 34.8 36.7 37.2 36.1

Kenai Peninsula BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 3,762 1,897 1,865 3,872 1,993 1,87915-19 3,959 2,123 1,836 3,426 1,780 1,64620-24 3,066 1,731 1,335 2,502 1,408 1,09425-29 3,245 1,746 1,499 3,411 1,812 1,59930-34 3,045 1,622 1,423 3,658 1,861 1,79735-39 3,311 1,754 1,557 3,921 2,082 1,83940-44 3,544 1,838 1,706 3,432 1,852 1,58045-49 4,384 2,287 2,097 3,360 1,690 1,67050-54 5,143 2,661 2,482 3,543 1,845 1,69855-59 5,057 2,646 2,411 4,443 2,226 2,21760-64 3,710 1,989 1,721 4,805 2,405 2,40065-69 2,585 1,441 1,144 4,241 2,262 1,97970-74 1,479 794 685 2,916 1,546 1,37075-79 1,040 531 509 1,943 1,007 93680-84 639 289 350 926 471 45585-89 381 161 220 510 228 28290+ 152 42 110 270 90 180

16+ 43,964 23,262 20,702 46,592 24,212 22,380 18+ 42,289 22,379 19,910 45,067 23,423 21,644 65+ 6,276 3,258 3,018 10,806 5,604 5,202

Median 40.6 40.4 40.7 41.8 41.4 42.2

Gulf Coast RegionApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 5,564 2,825 2,739 5,503 2,826 2,67715-19 5,635 3,024 2,611 4,822 2,541 2,28120-24 4,580 2,606 1,974 3,713 2,088 1,62525-29 4,908 2,657 2,251 5,020 2,661 2,35930-34 4,543 2,400 2,143 5,410 2,807 2,60335-39 4,719 2,484 2,235 5,527 2,913 2,61440-44 5,143 2,665 2,478 4,765 2,538 2,22745-49 6,324 3,329 2,995 4,591 2,322 2,26950-54 7,196 3,774 3,422 4,913 2,564 2,34955-59 6,781 3,599 3,182 6,122 3,142 2,98060-64 4,973 2,686 2,287 6,517 3,344 3,17365-69 3,343 1,849 1,494 5,413 2,871 2,54270-74 1,913 1,015 898 3,693 1,933 1,76075-79 1,284 657 627 2,405 1,255 1,15080-84 785 352 433 1,134 570 56485-89 468 194 274 621 268 35390+ 198 60 138 320 103 217

16+ 61,643 32,772 28,871 64,004 33,418 30,586 18+ 59,278 31,511 27,767 61,836 32,296 29,540 65+ 7,991 4,127 3,864 13,586 7,000 6,586

Median 39.0 39.0 39.1 40.1 39.8 40.4

Kodiak Island BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019

Age Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 13,592 7,197 6,395 13,001 6,810 6,1910-4 1,151 587 564 936 489 4475-9 979 504 475 948 494 454

10-14 1,123 601 522 982 509 47315-19 1,004 541 463 836 463 37320-24 962 567 395 811 450 36125-29 1,068 576 492 1,002 524 47830-34 955 489 466 1,016 560 45635-39 854 446 408 918 477 44140-44 936 474 462 769 385 38445-49 1,089 579 510 707 357 35050-54 1,041 573 468 757 382 37555-59 875 471 404 911 505 40660-64 640 345 295 876 491 38565-69 403 201 202 621 299 32270-74 238 122 116 444 212 23275-79 126 59 67 240 122 11880-84 76 31 45 124 58 6685-89 45 19 26 68 24 4490+ 27 12 15 35 9 26

16+ 10,114 5,389 4,725 9,961 5,222 4,739 18+ 9,698 5,163 4,535 9,594 5,034 4,560 65+ 915 444 471 1,532 724 808

Median 32.7 32.3 33.1 34.8 34.3 35.6




Valdez-Cordova Census AreaApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 679 327 352 649 324 32515-19 672 360 312 560 298 26220-24 552 308 244 400 230 17025-29 595 335 260 607 325 28230-34 543 289 254 736 386 35035-39 554 284 270 688 354 33440-44 663 353 310 564 301 26345-49 851 463 388 524 275 24950-54 1,012 540 472 613 337 27655-59 849 482 367 768 411 35760-64 623 352 271 836 448 38865-69 355 207 148 551 310 24170-74 196 99 97 333 175 15875-79 118 67 51 222 126 9680-84 70 32 38 84 41 4385-89 42 14 28 43 16 2790+ 19 6 13 15 4 11

16+ 7,565 4,121 3,444 7,451 3,984 3,467 18+ 7,291 3,969 3,322 7,175 3,839 3,336 65+ 800 425 375 1,248 672 576

Median 39.8 40.6 38.8 38.6 39.1 38.0

Nome Census AreaApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019

Age Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 9,492 5,058 4,434 9,831 5,172 4,6590-4 1,017 534 483 853 398 4555-9 898 450 448 950 504 446

10-14 857 455 402 988 535 45315-19 862 447 415 807 434 37320-24 730 385 345 650 353 29725-29 716 387 329 819 420 39930-34 626 327 299 778 393 38535-39 514 269 245 637 337 30040-44 541 299 242 563 302 26145-49 611 339 272 475 248 22750-54 622 343 279 489 290 19955-59 534 288 246 529 266 26360-64 361 221 140 509 265 24465-69 248 140 108 347 192 15570-74 141 80 61 215 136 7975-79 105 44 61 101 41 6080-84 73 31 42 81 38 4385-89 26 17 9 30 17 1390+ 10 2 8 10 3 7

16+ 6,596 3,553 3,043 6,879 3,651 3,228 18+ 6,233 3,364 2,869 6,530 3,477 3,053 65+ 603 314 289 784 427 357

Median 27.7 28.3 26.9 29.1 29.3 28.8

Northern RegionApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 2,109 1,090 1,019 2,555 1,361 1,19415-19 2,201 1,144 1,057 2,002 1,063 93920-24 2,190 1,216 974 1,743 974 76925-29 2,016 1,110 906 2,286 1,245 1,04130-34 1,706 997 709 2,421 1,400 1,02135-39 1,498 900 598 1,991 1,202 78940-44 1,621 994 627 1,486 833 65345-49 1,936 1,176 760 1,376 815 56150-54 2,050 1,290 760 1,704 1,124 58055-59 1,729 1,143 586 1,758 1,053 70560-64 1,077 686 391 1,454 841 61365-69 585 344 241 881 524 35770-74 349 199 150 517 302 21575-79 252 102 150 217 98 11980-84 181 72 109 185 88 9785-89 71 32 39 94 31 6390+ 22 6 16 29 11 18

16+ 19,137 11,239 7,898 19,736 11,383 8,353 18+ 18,280 10,808 7,472 18,868 10,934 7,934 65+ 1,460 755 705 1,923 1,054 869

Median 29.6 32.2 26.7 30.8 32.3 28.8

North Slope BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 553 291 262 772 400 37215-19 629 324 305 575 299 27620-24 752 443 309 556 334 22225-29 750 453 297 869 507 36230-34 650 426 224 1,000 650 35035-39 585 411 174 863 602 26140-44 638 428 210 551 336 21545-49 837 555 282 558 382 17650-54 974 689 285 778 559 21955-59 839 635 204 794 539 25560-64 454 324 130 581 377 20465-69 191 124 67 318 203 11570-74 90 50 40 125 75 5075-79 53 22 31 47 24 2380-84 47 22 25 42 15 2785-89 17 6 11 17 5 1290+ 4 2 2 7 6 1

16+ 7,421 4,860 2,561 7,573 4,851 2,722 18+ 7,179 4,750 2,429 7,326 4,723 2,603 65+ 402 226 176 556 328 228

Median 35.1 38.8 28.7 33.7 35.9 29.8




Northwest Arctic BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 699 344 355 795 426 36915-19 710 373 337 620 330 29020-24 708 388 320 537 287 25025-29 550 270 280 598 318 28030-34 430 244 186 643 357 28635-39 399 220 179 491 263 22840-44 442 267 175 372 195 17745-49 488 282 206 343 185 15850-54 454 258 196 437 275 16255-59 356 220 136 435 248 18760-64 262 141 121 364 199 16565-69 146 80 66 216 129 8770-74 118 69 49 177 91 8675-79 94 36 58 69 33 3680-84 61 19 42 62 35 2785-89 28 9 19 47 9 3890+ 8 2 6 12 2 10

16+ 5,120 2,826 2,294 5,284 2,881 2,403 18+ 4,868 2,694 2,174 5,012 2,734 2,278 65+ 455 215 240 583 299 284

Median 25.7 26.9 24.6 28.4 29.2 27.5

Haines BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 141 84 57 127 72 5515-19 135 64 71 112 56 5620-24 79 41 38 76 44 3225-29 115 55 60 108 57 5130-34 131 67 64 138 63 7535-39 144 70 74 174 80 9440-44 161 83 78 142 73 6945-49 228 119 109 137 71 6650-54 250 132 118 157 80 7755-59 274 140 134 257 130 12760-64 242 131 111 264 135 12965-69 138 70 68 217 112 10570-74 78 37 41 149 75 7475-79 67 28 39 86 36 5080-84 32 19 13 39 18 2185-89 21 8 13 33 10 2390+ 9 3 6 18 5 13

16+ 2,070 1,053 1,017 2,076 1,028 1,048 18+ 2,009 1,026 983 2,030 1,006 1,024 65+ 345 165 180 542 256 286

Median 46.9 47.1 46.6 48.6 48.4 48.8

Southeast RegionApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 4,613 2,410 2,203 4,762 2,449 2,31315-19 4,825 2,535 2,290 4,134 2,154 1,98020-24 4,144 2,141 2,003 3,476 1,850 1,62625-29 4,903 2,508 2,395 4,843 2,434 2,40930-34 4,484 2,322 2,162 5,221 2,542 2,67935-39 4,443 2,262 2,181 5,234 2,674 2,56040-44 4,958 2,562 2,396 4,447 2,248 2,19945-49 5,953 3,127 2,826 4,343 2,233 2,11050-54 6,412 3,298 3,114 4,713 2,397 2,31655-59 6,111 3,168 2,943 5,568 2,928 2,64060-64 4,598 2,496 2,102 5,556 2,804 2,75265-69 2,798 1,466 1,332 4,628 2,382 2,24670-74 1,780 940 840 3,113 1,629 1,48475-79 1,086 498 588 1,864 918 94680-84 798 352 446 1,125 534 59185-89 484 175 309 497 190 30790+ 220 68 152 317 113 204

16+ 57,038 29,416 27,622 58,168 29,564 28,604 18+ 54,939 28,298 26,641 56,398 28,676 27,722 65+ 7,166 3,499 3,667 11,544 5,766 5,778

Median 39.3 39.3 39.3 40.0 39.9 40.0

Hoonah-Angoon Census AreaApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019

Age Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 2,149 1,164 985 2,145 1,131 1,0140-4 125 68 57 113 48 655-9 110 41 69 126 65 61

10-14 109 47 62 140 65 7515-19 137 80 57 100 44 5620-24 94 51 43 69 33 3625-29 124 72 52 111 68 4330-34 116 56 60 110 62 4835-39 101 47 54 126 62 6440-44 125 76 49 114 54 6045-49 183 98 85 117 63 5450-54 208 114 94 134 74 6055-59 235 124 111 187 97 9060-64 194 117 77 205 107 9865-69 126 74 52 224 119 10570-74 81 50 31 114 70 4475-79 45 34 11 82 53 2980-84 17 10 7 54 37 1785-89 13 5 8 14 6 890+ 6 0 6 5 4 1

16+ 1,777 991 786 1,746 942 804 18+ 1,725 960 765 1,707 925 782 65+ 288 173 115 493 289 204

Median 45.9 47.2 43.9 47.7 50.1 44.9




Juneau, City and BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019

Age Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 31,275 15,950 15,325 31,986 16,117 15,8690-4 1,982 1,017 965 1,755 871 8845-9 1,972 998 974 1,981 1,011 970

10-14 2,011 1,031 980 2,100 1,063 1,03715-19 2,212 1,160 1,052 1,881 978 90320-24 1,934 992 942 1,627 847 78025-29 2,308 1,164 1,144 2,348 1,181 1,16730-34 2,019 1,059 960 2,549 1,280 1,26935-39 2,033 1,052 981 2,477 1,245 1,23240-44 2,293 1,171 1,122 2,032 1,014 1,01845-49 2,669 1,385 1,284 1,972 1,016 95650-54 2,772 1,407 1,365 2,184 1,097 1,08755-59 2,575 1,306 1,269 2,392 1,229 1,16360-64 1,860 984 876 2,241 1,142 1,09965-69 1,055 515 540 1,847 900 94770-74 667 344 323 1,262 677 58575-79 368 156 212 646 284 36280-84 298 122 176 406 179 22785-89 171 66 105 179 71 10890+ 76 21 55 107 32 75

16+ 24,882 12,670 12,212 25,730 12,937 12,793 18+ 23,939 12,168 11,771 24,914 12,543 12,371 65+ 2,635 1,224 1,411 4,447 2,143 2,304

Median 38.0 37.6 38.3 38.5 38.3 38.8

Petersburg BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 243 140 103 210 108 10215-19 203 94 109 156 75 8120-24 165 85 80 125 72 5325-29 196 97 99 179 83 9630-34 174 91 83 209 102 10735-39 176 84 92 212 98 11440-44 215 111 104 186 89 9745-49 262 135 127 213 107 10650-54 300 144 156 187 106 8155-59 296 162 134 224 119 10560-64 235 127 108 267 132 13565-69 168 109 59 240 143 9770-74 66 36 30 184 88 9675-79 54 24 30 112 65 4780-84 44 21 23 47 23 2485-89 24 11 13 28 13 1590+ 13 7 6 27 10 17

16+ 2,550 1,318 1,232 2,565 1,311 1,254 18+ 2,457 1,271 1,186 2,495 1,274 1,221 65+ 369 208 161 638 342 296

Median 41.8 42.8 40.6 42.7 44.7 41.0

Ketchikan Gateway BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 876 435 441 894 444 45015-19 937 491 446 864 460 40420-24 824 445 379 752 412 34025-29 983 521 462 941 501 44030-34 834 432 402 927 445 48235-39 783 379 404 967 490 47740-44 916 463 453 810 412 39845-49 1,124 587 537 805 396 40950-54 1,175 613 562 860 417 44355-59 1,073 544 529 1,046 548 49860-64 825 430 395 1,026 501 52565-69 520 271 249 834 427 40770-74 317 164 153 603 283 32075-79 201 89 112 394 209 18580-84 166 79 87 216 111 10585-89 101 36 65 101 41 6090+ 62 23 39 68 29 39

16+ 10,656 5,480 5,176 11,007 5,585 5,422 18+ 10,250 5,254 4,996 10,667 5,402 5,265 65+ 1,367 662 705 2,216 1,100 1,116

Median 38.3 37.9 38.7 39.4 38.8 40.1

Prince of Wales-Hyder Census AreaApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 456 251 205 480 257 22315-19 390 229 161 357 213 14420-24 340 180 160 265 148 11725-29 325 177 148 304 156 14830-34 338 181 157 424 195 22935-39 376 192 184 390 212 17840-44 419 224 195 345 189 15645-49 528 297 231 346 192 15450-54 535 287 248 419 229 19055-59 564 319 245 532 314 21860-64 414 251 163 513 250 26365-69 285 167 118 456 272 18470-74 162 102 60 242 147 9575-79 102 60 42 182 103 7980-84 52 23 29 81 43 3885-89 20 11 9 29 13 1690+ 7 3 4 12 9 3

16+ 4,782 2,659 2,123 4,827 2,652 2,175 18+ 4,603 2,561 2,042 4,663 2,556 2,107 65+ 628 366 262 1,002 587 415

Median 40.0 40.9 38.9 40.9 42.1 39.5




Sitka, City and BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 546 302 244 579 324 25515-19 560 283 277 499 244 25520-24 519 242 277 424 229 19525-29 613 299 314 599 282 31730-34 641 330 311 636 290 34635-39 604 311 293 610 325 28540-44 561 297 264 576 305 27145-49 649 333 316 498 257 24150-54 787 391 396 505 249 25655-59 696 350 346 631 329 30260-64 512 281 231 658 334 32465-69 319 166 153 493 235 25870-74 257 119 138 346 172 17475-79 165 68 97 236 110 12680-84 130 53 77 193 77 11685-89 102 27 75 77 27 5090+ 35 8 27 66 18 48

16+ 7,038 3,504 3,534 6,949 3,442 3,507 18+ 6,791 3,376 3,415 6,742 3,340 3,402 65+ 1,008 441 567 1,411 639 772

Median 38.1 37.6 38.6 40.1 39.3 41.1

Wrangell, City and BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 155 84 71 148 77 7115-19 152 86 66 107 56 5120-24 116 70 46 82 38 4425-29 115 60 55 130 50 8030-34 88 42 46 120 60 6035-39 114 59 55 141 85 5640-44 127 57 70 98 36 6245-49 186 102 84 134 67 6750-54 243 130 113 131 64 6755-59 235 123 112 207 107 10060-64 199 110 89 268 134 13465-69 123 64 59 202 118 8470-74 110 62 48 141 79 6275-79 66 36 30 86 46 4080-84 42 21 21 56 34 2285-89 21 8 13 31 9 2290+ 12 3 9 12 5 7

16+ 1,915 1,015 900 1,924 979 945 18+ 1,849 976 873 1,869 953 916 65+ 374 194 180 528 291 237

Median 46.4 46.9 45.9 47.5 49.7 45.4

Municipality of SkagwayApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019

Age Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 968 500 468 1,095 544 5510-4 49 27 22 68 27 415-9 33 18 15 60 42 18

10-14 35 17 18 55 28 2715-19 46 20 26 28 15 1320-24 39 19 20 35 15 2025-29 82 36 46 91 38 5330-34 107 47 60 78 33 4535-39 66 40 26 96 51 4540-44 93 52 41 116 58 5845-49 68 36 32 86 42 4450-54 88 48 40 89 50 3955-59 103 61 42 62 37 2560-64 71 41 30 71 42 2965-69 41 16 25 69 32 3770-74 22 14 8 43 22 2175-79 9 2 7 32 6 2680-84 10 4 6 13 6 785-89 6 2 4 2 0 290+ 0 0 0 1 0 1

16+ 840 431 409 907 443 464 18+ 816 424 392 892 438 454 65+ 88 38 50 160 66 94

Median 41.5 42.5 40.1 41.6 42.0 41.2

Yakutat, City and BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019

Age Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 662 360 302 540 295 2450-4 40 17 23 35 19 165-9 42 22 20 32 15 17

10-14 41 19 22 29 11 1815-19 53 28 25 30 13 1720-24 34 16 18 21 12 925-29 42 27 15 32 18 1430-34 36 17 19 30 12 1835-39 46 28 18 41 26 1540-44 48 28 20 28 18 1045-49 56 35 21 35 22 1350-54 54 32 22 47 31 1655-59 60 39 21 30 18 1260-64 46 24 22 43 27 1665-69 23 14 9 46 24 2270-74 20 12 8 29 16 1375-79 9 1 8 8 6 280-84 7 0 7 20 6 1485-89 5 1 4 3 0 390+ 0 0 0 1 1 0

16+ 528 295 233 437 245 192 18+ 500 282 218 419 239 180 65+ 64 28 36 107 53 54

Median 39.7 41.1 37.5 43.6 45.8 39.5




Southwest RegionApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019

Age Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 40,649 22,598 18,051 42,206 23,113 19,093 0-4 3,665 1,915 1,750 3,507 1,838 1,669 5-9 3,513 1,820 1,693 3,744 1,888 1,856

10-14 3,506 1,836 1,670 3,582 1,836 1,746 15-19 3,469 1,809 1,660 3,169 1,684 1,485 20-24 3,228 1,799 1,429 3,049 1,710 1,339 25-29 3,008 1,705 1,303 3,533 1,982 1,551 30-34 2,496 1,413 1,083 3,193 1,751 1,442 35-39 2,328 1,377 951 2,767 1,538 1,229 40-44 2,811 1,683 1,128 2,218 1,260 958 45-49 3,267 1,949 1,318 2,166 1,228 938 50-54 2,974 1,762 1,212 2,636 1,528 1,108 55-59 2,382 1,360 1,022 2,921 1,704 1,217 60-64 1,632 946 686 2,352 1,358 994 65-69 1,008 550 458 1,602 918 684 70-74 550 299 251 819 447 372 75-79 408 186 222 485 250 235 80-84 240 122 118 270 131 139 85-89 115 48 67 154 47 107 90+ 49 19 30 39 15 24

16+ 29,299 16,692 12,607 30,714 17,203 13,511 18+ 27,832 15,942 11,890 29,413 16,549 12,864 65+ 2,370 1,224 1,146 3,369 1,808 1,561

Median 29.9 31.5 28.2 30.8 31.8 29.7

Aleutians West Census AreaApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 226 129 97 237 133 10415-19 249 149 100 221 143 7820-24 334 233 101 298 197 10125-29 517 375 142 568 450 11830-34 455 319 136 472 298 17435-39 477 344 133 472 308 16440-44 660 464 196 464 326 13845-49 627 432 195 396 260 13650-54 605 420 185 597 363 23455-59 458 299 159 544 365 17960-64 328 222 106 431 311 12065-69 110 70 40 293 194 9970-74 47 34 13 105 68 3775-79 17 8 9 19 11 880-84 14 6 8 12 4 885-89 4 0 4 9 5 490+ 1 0 1 1 1 0

16+ 4,853 3,350 1,503 4,872 3,282 1,590 18+ 4,746 3,294 1,452 4,773 3,235 1,538 65+ 193 118 75 439 283 156

Median 40.7 41.0 39.9 40.9 41.2 40.1

Aleutians East BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 88 40 48 79 42 3715-19 104 63 41 88 52 3620-24 249 187 62 207 147 6025-29 301 208 93 139 98 4130-34 213 144 69 214 148 6635-39 242 182 60 353 231 12240-44 355 251 104 250 164 8645-49 431 299 132 258 203 5550-54 340 223 117 355 245 11055-59 264 174 90 391 249 14260-64 171 104 67 222 130 9265-69 75 46 29 99 68 3170-74 33 18 15 74 43 3175-79 25 14 11 25 16 980-84 15 12 3 20 11 985-89 5 4 1 5 4 190+ 2 1 1 2 1 1

16+ 2,811 1,922 889 2,693 1,804 889 18+ 2,770 1,898 872 2,654 1,781 873 65+ 155 95 60 225 143 82

Median 42.0 42.0 42.2 44.6 45.2 43.5

Bethel Census AreaApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019

Age Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 17,013 8,898 8,115 18,131 9,434 8,6970-4 1,796 911 885 1,708 909 7995-9 1,762 919 843 1,843 938 905

10-14 1,669 871 798 1,756 869 88715-19 1,618 832 786 1,580 846 73420-24 1,349 688 661 1,387 733 65425-29 1,210 621 589 1,521 759 76230-34 1,047 536 511 1,359 704 65535-39 893 457 436 1,059 546 51340-44 965 534 431 858 440 41845-49 1,162 655 507 857 441 41650-54 1,048 579 469 909 513 39655-59 850 451 399 1,034 569 46560-64 603 330 273 846 436 41065-69 451 234 217 648 362 28670-74 213 117 96 323 172 15175-79 194 76 118 247 121 12680-84 114 56 58 118 57 6185-89 45 21 24 61 14 4790+ 24 10 14 17 5 12

16+ 11,485 6,045 5,440 12,483 6,536 5,947 18+ 10,795 5,684 5,111 11,837 6,197 5,640 65+ 1,041 514 527 1,414 731 683

Median 26.3 26.8 25.7 27.6 27.8 27.4




Bristol Bay BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019

Age Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 997 540 457 869 454 4150-4 48 25 23 57 25 325-9 59 26 33 50 29 21

10-14 72 34 38 39 19 2015-19 65 37 28 56 25 3120-24 49 30 19 41 25 1625-29 65 35 30 59 25 3430-34 47 26 21 71 29 4235-39 58 30 28 46 25 2140-44 67 40 27 42 25 1745-49 109 57 52 57 31 2650-54 116 63 53 41 23 1855-59 103 58 45 94 51 4360-64 56 35 21 94 63 3165-69 37 23 14 59 22 3770-74 21 10 11 24 15 975-79 15 7 8 21 11 1080-84 6 4 2 11 7 485-89 3 0 3 6 4 290+ 1 0 1 1 0 1

16+ 797 444 353 709 373 336 18+ 772 431 341 685 365 320 65+ 83 44 39 122 59 63

Median 42.6 43.4 41.6 41.8 45.0 37.7

Kusilvak Census AreaApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 861 459 402 928 490 43815-19 821 414 407 784 391 39320-24 724 407 317 689 391 29825-29 480 241 239 717 362 35530-34 367 191 176 618 342 27635-39 374 211 163 411 220 19140-44 405 208 197 321 154 16745-49 423 224 199 318 153 16550-54 365 208 157 360 187 17355-59 285 156 129 405 214 19160-64 218 117 101 322 173 14965-69 139 75 64 217 119 9870-74 105 45 60 149 78 7175-79 79 37 42 65 29 3680-84 40 17 23 36 14 2285-89 30 11 19 43 11 3290+ 11 4 7 7 3 4

16+ 4,702 2,484 2,218 5,296 2,756 2,540 18+ 4,358 2,314 2,044 4,968 2,599 2,369 65+ 404 189 215 517 254 263

Median 22.2 22.2 22.1 24.3 24.0 24.6

Dillingham Census AreaApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019


10-14 452 236 216 417 223 19415-19 463 241 222 336 178 15820-24 394 191 203 334 173 16125-29 311 161 150 409 227 18230-34 265 139 126 324 156 16835-39 208 112 96 303 156 14740-44 273 137 136 197 97 10045-49 381 202 179 221 107 11450-54 360 186 174 285 151 13455-59 327 175 152 329 180 14960-64 185 102 83 330 192 13865-69 140 71 69 204 107 9770-74 96 56 40 109 49 6075-79 63 35 28 86 51 3580-84 40 20 20 55 27 2885-89 22 11 11 20 7 1390+ 6 3 3 10 5 5

16+ 3,449 1,800 1,649 3,483 1,831 1,652 18+ 3,252 1,707 1,545 3,356 1,772 1,584 65+ 367 196 171 484 246 238

Median 29.1 29.3 28.8 30.5 30.6 30.3

Lake and Peninsula BoroughApril 1, 2010 July 1, 2019

Age Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 1,631 859 772 1,622 841 7810-4 138 67 71 155 77 785-9 122 63 59 133 70 63

10-14 138 67 71 126 60 6615-19 149 73 76 104 49 5520-24 129 63 66 93 44 4925-29 124 64 60 120 61 5930-34 102 58 44 135 74 6135-39 76 41 35 123 52 7140-44 86 49 37 86 54 3245-49 134 80 54 59 33 2650-54 140 83 57 89 46 4355-59 95 47 48 124 76 4860-64 71 36 35 107 53 5465-69 56 31 25 82 46 3670-74 35 19 16 35 22 1375-79 15 9 6 22 11 1180-84 11 7 4 18 11 785-89 6 1 5 10 2 890+ 4 1 3 1 0 1

16+ 1,202 647 555 1,178 621 557 18+ 1,139 614 525 1,140 600 540 65+ 127 68 59 168 92 76

Median 30.8 32.8 28.6 33.0 34.0 31.7


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