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Congressional District Maps

Texas districts The U.S. National Atlas has maps of the congressional districts of the current session of Congress, both as previewable GIFs and printable PDFs. Both state and individual district maps are available. As Brad, who submitted this link, points out, it’s a great way to see what a gerrymandered district looks like.

Posted on Thursday, March 9, 2006 at 9:00 AM
Categories: Electoral Maps

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great resource

Tim Sheehan | 03/10/2006 at 10:19 PM | #

Yup. That’s me in the outer reaches of the long disjointed finger of Artur Davis’ 7th Congressional District of Alabama. Reaching out from the heart of Alabama’s majority African-American “Black Belt” into the heart of Birmingham’s majority African-American inner city.

Dystopos | 03/13/2006 at 4:24 PM | #

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