Oldest housing in Alaska

Alaska counties and cities ranked by median year structure built.

This page ranks the counties and cities of Alaska by median year structure built — which have the oldest housing stock, according to the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates.

Among counties, Wrangell City and Borough leads at 1975.

Among cities & places, Rampart leads at 1938.

Counties

#	Name	Median year built
1	Wrangell City and Borough	1975
2	Ketchikan Gateway Borough	1976
3	Chugach Census Area	1979
4	Sitka City and Borough	1979
5	Petersburg Borough	1980
6	Aleutians East Borough	1981
7	Juneau City and Borough	1981
8	Anchorage Municipality	1982
9	Yakutat City and Borough	1983
10	Bristol Bay Borough	1984
11	Hoonah-Angoon Census Area	1984
12	Nome Census Area	1984
13	North Slope Borough	1984
14	Skagway Municipality	1984
15	Copper River Census Area	1985
16	Dillingham Census Area	1985
17	Fairbanks North Star Borough	1985
18	Kodiak Island Borough	1985
19	Lake and Peninsula Borough	1985
20	Northwest Arctic Borough	1985
21	Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area	1985
22	Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area	1986
23	Aleutians West Census Area	1988
24	Bethel Census Area	1988
25	Haines Borough	1988
26	Kusilvak Census Area	1988
27	Southeast Fairbanks Census Area	1988
28	Denali Borough	1989
29	Kenai Peninsula Borough	1989
30	Matanuska-Susitna Borough	1996

Cities & places

Top 100.

#	Name	Median year built
1	Rampart	1938
2	Whittier	1953
3	Hyder	1960
4	Beluga	1962
5	Primrose	1964
6	Bettles	1965
7	Newtok	1966
8	Port Lions	1969
9	Tyonek	1969
10	Cold Bay	1971
11	Ketchikan	1971
12	Nabesna	1972
13	South Van Horn	1973
14	Akhiok	1974
15	Nightmute	1974
16	South Naknek	1975
17	Wrangell city and	1975
18	Ouzinkie	1976
19	Atmautluak	1977
20	Chignik	1977
21	Kodiak	1977
22	McGrath	1977
23	Petersburg	1977
24	Sand Point	1977
25	St. George	1977
26	Anvik	1978
27	Evansville	1978
28	Nikolai	1978
29	Old Harbor	1978
30	Point Possession	1978
31	St. Michael	1978
32	Wainwright	1978
33	Wales	1978
34	Angoon	1979
35	Cooper Landing	1979
36	Excursion Inlet	1979
37	Fairbanks	1979
38	Gambell	1979
39	Glennallen	1979
40	Hope	1979
41	Klukwan	1979
42	Mentasta Lake	1979
43	Nuiqsut	1979
44	Sitka city and	1979
45	St. Paul	1979
46	Cantwell	1980
47	Chignik Lagoon	1980
48	College	1980
49	Cordova	1980
50	Kupreanof	1980
51	Metlakatla	1980
52	Nikolski	1980
53	Nunam Iqua	1980
54	Pelican	1980
55	Tuluksak	1980
56	Valdez	1980
57	Birch Creek	1981
58	Ferry	1981
59	Grayling	1981
60	Hoonah	1981
61	Juneau city and	1981
62	Kake	1981
63	Kenai	1981
64	Kodiak Station	1981
65	Moose Creek	1981
66	Napaskiak	1981
67	Nome	1981
68	Northway	1981
69	Platinum	1981
70	Port Alexander	1981
71	Skagway	1981
72	Toksook Bay	1981
73	Tolsona	1981
74	Unalakleet	1981
75	Yakutat	1981
76	Anchorage	1982
77	Holy Cross	1982
78	King Cove	1982
79	Kivalina	1982
80	Manley Hot Springs	1982
81	Seldovia	1982
82	Seward	1982
83	Adak	1983
84	Anaktuvuk Pass	1983
85	Anderson	1983
86	Arctic Village	1983
87	Buckland	1983
88	Chignik Lake	1983
89	Clark's Point	1983
90	Craig	1983
91	Eagle	1983
92	Egegik	1983
93	Golovin	1983
94	Halibut Cove	1983
95	Hydaburg	1983
96	Ivanof Bay	1983
97	Kaktovik	1983
98	Kotzebue	1983
99	Lake Louise	1983
100	Mekoryuk	1983

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