List of census-designated places in Alaska


is a state situated in the northwest extremity of the North American continent. According to the 2010 United States Census, Alaska is the 3rd least populous state with 736,732 inhabitants but is the largest by land area spanning of land. Alaska has 204 census-designated places and six former census-designated places.
Changes for 2010 include the addition of twelve new census-designated places: Badger, Chena Ridge, Eureka Roadhouse, Farmers Loop, Goldstream, Loring, Mertarvik, Nabesna, Point Possession, South Van Horn, Steele Creek, and Whitestone. Six former census-designated places counted for the 2000 census were not included in 2010: Alpine, Copperville, Cube Cove, Miller Landing, Meyers Chuck and Thoms Place. Two former CDPs became cities: Adak and Gustavus. Skagway is now a census-designated places. Finally, one census-designated place has a new name: Y is now Susitna North.

List of census-designated places

List of former census-designated places

Name2010
Pop.
2000
Pop.
Census code
Borough or
Census area
Copperville17902-17380Valdez-Cordova Census Area
Cube Cove7202-18030Hoonah-Angoon Census Area
Meyers Chuck2102-48980Wrangell City and Borough
Miller Landing7402-49435Kenai Peninsula Borough
Thoms Place2202-76970Petersburg Census Area
Alpine002-01882North Slope Borough