6 AAC 135.090. Moose Pass Precinct

A portion of the Kenai Peninsula Borough described as follows: Beginning at the intersection of Mile 47 Seward Highway and Juneau Creek; then easterly along the thread of Juneau Creek to its end; then northeasterly along a non-visible point-to-point line extending to the headwaters of Lynx Creek; then northerly along the thread of Lynx Creek to its intersection with Johnson Pass Trail; then southerly along Johnson Pass Trail to its intersection with the Alaska Railroad; then northeasterly along the Alaska Railroad to its intersection with the Kenai Peninsula Borough boundary; then east and south along the Kenai Peninsula Borough boundary to a non-visible point due east of Langdon Glacier; then due west along a non-visible point-to-point line extending to the western side of Wolverine Glacier; then southeasterly along the western side of Wolverine Glacier to a non-visible point due east of Rocky Peak; then due west along a non-visible point-to-point line extending to the end of Paradise Valley; then due south along a non-visible point-to-point line extending to the ridgeline of Paradise Peak; then due west along a non-visible point-to-point line extending to its intersection with Porcupine Creek; then northwesterly along the thread of Porcupine Creek to its intersection with Primrose Creek; then northwesterly along the thread of Primrose Creek to Kenai Lake; then north and westerly along the northern shoreline of Kenai Lake to its intersection with the Chugach National Forest boundary; then northerly along the Chugach National Forest boundary to a non-visible point east of Langille Mountain; then westerly along a non-visible point-to-point line extending to Langille Mountain; then northeasterly along a non-visible point-to-point line extending to the headwaters of Shaft Creek; then northwesterly along the thread of Shaft Creek to its intersection with Juneau Creek; then northerly along the thread of Juneau Creek to Juneau Lake; then northerly along the western shoreline of Juneau Lake to Juneau Creek; then northerly along the thread of Juneau Creek to its intersection with Resurrection Creek; then northeasterly along the thread of Resurrection Creek to its intersection with Pin Pass Creek; then southeasterly along the thread of Pin Pass Creek its western headwaters; then westerly along a non-visible point-to-point line extending to the eastern headwaters of Pin Pass Creek; then easterly along the thread of Pin Pass Creek to its intersection with Seward Highway; then southerly along the centerline of Seward Highway to the point of beginning.

History: Eff. 7/8/2002, Register 163; am 11/4/2002, Register 164

Authority: AS 15.10.020

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