Locations of the 14 recording district offices. Locations reselected from towns coverage. Not all recording districts have their own office.
Some districts share an office with other districts.
The Department of Natural Resources was charged with creating the recording districts and offices under the authority of Alaska Statutes 40.17 and 44.37 to safeguard documents. The recording boundaries are used to establish the locations in which any recorded public or private document must be recorded and filed. Alaska Supreme Court Order No. 12 Amendment No. To ensure distribution of the most current public information, please refer requests for data or products to the Alaska Department of Natural Resources, Land Records Information Section.