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Congressional redistricting maps implemented after the 2010 Census

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This page will compile all congressional redistricting maps completed after the 2010 Census. There are 43 Congressional maps because seven states have one at-large district.

See also: State legislative redistricting maps implemented after the 2010 Census

State-by-state breakdown

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved June 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Alabama.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Alaska has one at-large district.
For more information, view Redistricting in Alaska.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved December 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Arizona.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved April 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Arkansas.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved August 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in California.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved November 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Colorado.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved February 2012 For more information, view Redistricting in Connecticut.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Delaware has one at-large district.
For more information, view Redistricting in Delaware.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved February 2012 For more information, view Redistricting in Florida.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved September 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Georgia.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Hawaii.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved October 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Idaho.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved June 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Illinois.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved May 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Indiana.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved April 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Iowa.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved June 2012 For more information, view Redistricting in Kansas.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved February 2012 For more information, view Redistricting in Kentucky.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved April 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Louisiana.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved September 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Maine.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved October 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Maryland.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved November 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Massachusetts.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved August 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Michigan.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved February 2012 For more information, view Redistricting in Minnesota.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved December 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Mississippi.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved May 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Missouri.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Montana has one at-large district.
For more information, view Redistricting in Montana.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved May 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Nebraska.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved October 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Nevada.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved May 2012 For more information, view Redistricting in New Hampshire.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved December 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in New Jersey.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved December 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in New Mexico.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, implemented in March 2012 For more information, view Redistricting in New York.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved July 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in North Carolina.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

North Dakota has one at-large district.
For more information, view Redistricting in North Dakota.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved December 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Ohio.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved May 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Oklahoma.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved June 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Oregon.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved December 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Pennsylvania.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved February 2012 For more information, view Redistricting in Rhode Island.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved August 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in South Carolina.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

South Dakota has one at-large district.
For more information, view Redistricting in South Dakota.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved January 2012 For more information, view Redistricting in Tennessee.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved February 2012 For more information, view Redistricting in Texas.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved October 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Utah.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Vermont has one at-large district.
For more information, view Redistricting in Vermont.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved January 2012 For more information, view Redistricting in Virginia.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved January 2012 For more information, view Redistricting in Washington.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved August 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in West Virginia.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Congressional Redistricting Map, approved August 2011 For more information, view Redistricting in Wisconsin.
This is the approved congressional map using the 2010 Census. This is the approved congressional map using the 2000 Census.

Wyoming has one at-large district.
For more information, view Redistricting in Wyoming.

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