List of obsolete United States congressional districts Totally Explained

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This is a complete list of obsolete congressional districts for representation in the United States House of Representatives. The quantity and boundaries of districts are determined after each census, although in some cases states have changed the boundaries more than once per census. This list includes the 221 obsolete districts. For example, since the 2000 census, Nebraska has had three districts, but it used to have as many as six.

Alabama

- obsolete since 1970 census
- obsolete since 1960 census
- obsolete since 1930 census
- obsolete since 1917
- obsolete since statehood

Alaska

- obsolete since statehood

Arizona

- obsolete since 1949

- obsolete since statehood

Arkansas

- obsolete since 1950 census

- obsolete since 1940 census

- obsolete since 1885

- obsolete since statehood

California

- obsolete since 1885

Colorado

- obsolete since 1915

- obsolete since statehood

Connecticut

- obsolete since 2000 census

- obsolete since 1965

Dakota Territory

- obsolete since statehood in November 2, 1889

Delaware

No obsolete districts.

District of Columbia

No obsolete districts.

Florida

- obsolete since 1937

- obsolete since statehood

Georgia

- obsolete since 1885

Hawaii

- obsolete since 1971

- obsolete since statehood

Idaho

- obsolete since 1919

- obsolete since statehood

Illinois

- obsolete since 2000 census

- obsolete since 1990 census

- obsolete since 1980 census

- obsolete since 1960 census

- obsolete since 1950 census

- obsolete since 1940 census

- obsolete since December 3, 1818

Indiana

- obsolete since 2000 census

- obsolete since 1980 census

- obsolete since 1940 census

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since 1875

- obsolete since December 11 1816

Iowa

- obsolete since 1990 census

- obsolete since 1970 census

- obsolete since 1960 census

- obsolete since 1940 census

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since 1847

Kansas

- obsolete since 1990 census

- obsolete since 1960 census

- obsolete since 1940 census

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since 19th century

- obsolete since statehood

Kentucky

- obsolete since 1990 census

- obsolete since 1960 census

- obsolete since 1950 census

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since 1840 census

- obsolete since 1935

Louisiana

- obsolete since 1990 census

- obsolete since 1875

Maine

- obsolete since 1960 census

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since 1880 census

- obsolete since 1860 census

- obsolete since 1850 census

- obsolete since 1840 census

- obsolete since 1885

Maryland

- obsolete since 1967

Massachusetts

- obsolete since 1990 census

- obsolete since 1980 census

- obsolete since 1960 census

- obsolete since 1940 census

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since 1820 move to Maine*

- only used in 1793-1795. *Maine used to be part of Massachusetts. After the 1810 census, Massachusetts was allocated 20 districts. Seven districts (numbers 14 through 20) were credited to Maine when it became a state in 1820. See District of Maine.

Michigan

- obsolete since 2000 census

- obsolete since 1990 census

- obsolete since 1980 census

- obsolete since 1965

- obsolete since 1837

Minnesota

- obsolete since 1960 census

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since 1863

- obsolete since statehood on May 11, 1858

Mississippi

- obsolete since 2000 census

- obsolete since 1960 census

- obsolete since 1950 census

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since 1847

- obsolete since statehood on December 10 1817

Missouri

- obsolete since 1980 census

- obsolete since 1960 census

- obsolete since 1950 census

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since 1935

- obsolete since statehood in 1821

Montana

- obsolete since 1990 census

- obsolete since statehood on November 8, 1889
Nebraska

- obsolete since 1960 census

- obsolete since 1940 census

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since 1883

- obsolete since statehood
Nevada

- obsolete since 1983

- obsolete since statehood
New Hampshire

- obsolete since 1880 census

- obsolete since 1850 census

- obsolete since 1847
New Jersey

- obsolete since 1990 census

- obsolete since 1980 census

- obsolete since 1843
New Mexico

- obsolete since 1969

- obsolete since statehood
New York

- obsolete since 2000 census

- obsolete since 1990 census

- obsolete since 1980 census

- obsolete since 1970 census

- obsolete since 1960 census

- obsolete since 1950 census

- obsolete since 1945
North Carolina

- only used in 1883-1885
North Dakota

- obsolete since 1970 census

- obsolete since 1930 census
Northwest Territory

- obsolete since Ohio's statehood on March 1 1803
Ohio

- obsolete since 2000 census

- obsolete since 1990 census

- obsolete since 1980 census

- obsolete since 1970 census

- obsolete since 1965
Oklahoma

- obsolete since 2000 census

- obsolete since 1950 census

- obsolete since 1940 census

- used only from 1913 to 1915

- obsolete since statehood
Oregon

- obsolete since March 3, 1893

- obsolete since statehood
Orleans Territory

- obsolete since Louisiana's statehood on April 29 1812
Pennsylvania

- obsolete since 2000 census

- obsolete since 1990 census

- obsolete since 1980 census

- obsolete since 1970 census

- obsolete since 1960 census

- obsolete since 1950 census

- obsolete since 1940 census

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since 1795
Philippines

- obsolete since July 4, 1946
Rhode Island

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since 1843
South Carolina

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since 1840 census

- obsolete since 1875
South Dakota

- obsolete since 1980 census

- obsolete since 1930 census
Tennessee

- obsolete since 1950 census

- obsolete since 1850 census

- obsolete since 1840 census

- obsolete since 1875

- obsolete since Tennessee's statehood
Texas
No obsolete districts.
Utah
No obsolete districts.
Vermont

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since 1880 census

- obsolete since 1850 census

- obsolete since 1840 census

- obsolete since 1810 census
Virginia

- obsolete since 1860 census

- obsolete since 1850 census

- obsolete since 1840 census

- obsolete since 1830 census

- obsolete since 1820 census

- obsolete since 1935
Washington

- obsolete since 1909

- obsolete since statehood
West Virginia

- obsolete since 1990 census

- obsolete since 1970 census

- obsolete since 1960 census

- used only in 1913-1917
Wisconsin

- obsolete since 2000 census

- obsolete since 1970 census

- obsolete since 1930 census

- obsolete since statehood
Wyoming

- obsolete since statehoodFurther Information
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