Long Island

Districts 1-5

COLOR	YEAR
	District lines based on 1990 census, but not compatible with 2000 data
	District lines based on 2000 census, but not compatible with 1990 data
	Coinciding 1990 & 2000 district lines

New York City

Districts 5-17

COLOR	YEAR
	District lines based on 1990 census, but not compatible with 2000 data
	District lines based on 2000 census, but not compatible with 1990 data
	Coinciding 1990 & 2000 district lines

Lower Hudson Valley

Districts 17-20

COLOR	YEAR
	District lines based on 1990 census, but not compatible with 2000 data
	District lines based on 2000 census, but not compatible with 1990 data
	Coinciding 1990 & 2000 district lines

Upstate

Districts 19-31

COLOR	YEAR
	District lines based on 1990 census, but not compatible with 2000 data
	District lines based on 2000 census, but not compatible with 1990 data
	Coinciding 1990 & 2000 district lines

Each of these pieces comprised the majority of its new district. Together, they include 61% of the state's residents.

	NEW DISTRICT NUMBER (after 2002, based on 2000 population)		OLD DISTRICT NUMBER (before 2002, based on 2000 population)	COMPRISES THIS PERCENTAGE OF NEW (2000) DISTRICT	COMPRISES THIS PERCENTAGE OF OLD (1990) DISTRICT	GEOGRAPHY
To	1.	from	1.	100%	100%	Eastern Long Island: Brookhaven, Southampton, Riverhead, Southold, East Hampton & Shelter Island towns; Holbrook, Sayville, Oakdale, Bayport, Bohemia, Lakeland
To	2.	from	2.	75%	82%	Smithtown town; Islip, Brentwood, Bay Shore, Deer Park, North Babylon, Northport, Dix Hills, Elwood
To	4.	from	4.	76%	80%	Long Beach city; Hempstead, Freeport, East Meadow, Merrick, Franklin Square, Baldwin, Rockville Centre, Lynbrook, Uniondale, Roosevelt
To	5.	from	7.	79%	80%	Jamaica & Rockaway
To	6.	from	5.	56%	55%	Flushing & Bayside
To	7.	from	15.	82%	79%	Long Island City, Jackson Heights, Elmhurst, Astoria, Steinway, Corona, Ravenswood
To	9.	from	8.	56%	58%	Flatlands, New Lots, East New York, Canarsie
To	10.	from	11.	60%	59%	New Utrecht, Midwood, Parkville, Kensington
To	11.	from	12.	67%	67%	Richmond county (Staten Island)
To	12.	from	9.	61%	68%	Bedford-Stuyvesant, Williamsburgh, Fort Greene, Greenpoint, Clinton Hill, Brooklyn Heights, Boerum Hill
To	13.	from	13.	80%	92%	East Side of Manhattan
To	14.	from	14.	58%	61%	Upper West Side, Morningside
To	15.	from	17.	64%	62%	West Bronx, Grand Concourse
To	16.	from	16.	75%	72%	Southeast Bronx
To	17.	from	18.	54%	62%	Hutchinson River Valley: New Rochelle, Mount Vernon, White Plains & Rye cities; Rye, Eastchester, Mamaroneck, Harrison, Rye & Pelham towns
To	18.	from	19.	67%	70%	Rockland County; Greenburgh, Mount Pleasant & New Castle towns
To	19.	from	20.	72%	75%	Taconic: Dutchess, Putnam & Columbia counties; Somers & North Salem towns
To	20.	from	21.	63%	65%	Orange & Sullivan Counties
To	21.	from	22.	66%	76%	Albany & Schenectady counties
To	22.	from	23.	76%	82%	Lake Champlain: Saratoga, Clinton, Warren, Washington, Franklin & Essex counties
To	23.	from	24.	67%	78%	Oneida, Jefferson, Herkimer, Lewis & Hamilton counties
To	24.	from	26.	70%	80%	Onondaga county
To	27.	from	28.	90%	100%	Rochester city; Greece, Irondequoit, Perinton, Webster, Brighton, Penfield, Gates, Pittsford & East Rochester towns
To	28.	from	29.	67%	74%	Niagara, Genessee & Orleans counties; Lancaster, Clarence, Aurora, Elma, Alden, Newstead, Marilla & Wales towns
To	29.	from	30.	79%	97%	Buffalo, Lackawanna & Tonawanda cities; Amherst & Tonawanda towns

Each of these pieces comprised the largest portion (plurality) of its new district. Together, they include 6% of the state's residents.

	NEW DISTRICT NUMBER (after 2002, based on 2000 population)		OLD DISTRICT NUMBER (before 2002, based on 2000 population)	COMPRISES THIS PERCENTAGE OF NEW (2000) DISTRICT	COMPRISES THIS PERCENTAGE OF OLD (1990) DISTRICT	GEOGRAPHY
To	3.	from	3.	49%	52%	Oyster Bay town & Glen Cove city
To	8.	from	6.	41%	40%	Glendale, Woodside, Middle Village, Sunnyside, Maspeth
To	25.	from	25.	46%	52%	Broome & Tompkins counties
To	26.	from	27.	47%	52%	Ontario, Steuben, Livingston, Yates & Schuyler counties

Each of these pieces comprised a minority in its new district. Together, they include 33% of the state's residents.

	NEW DISTRICT NUMBER (after 2002, based on 2000 population)		OLD DISTRICT NUMBER (before 2002, based on 2000 population)	COMPRISES THIS PERCENTAGE OF NEW (2000) DISTRICT	COMPRISES THIS PERCENTAGE OF OLD (1990) DISTRICT	GEOGRAPHY
To	2.	from	3.	25%	27%	Babylon, Lindenhurst, Amityville, Wyandanch, Copiague
To	3.	from	2.	16%	18%	Huntington, Greenlawn, Centerport, Melville, Cold Spring Harbor
To	3.	from	5.	34%	34%	North Hempstead town
To	4.	from	3.	20%	21%	Levittown, Wantagh, Bellmore, Seaford, Salisbury
To	4.	from	5.	4%	4%	Garden City, Stewart Manor
To	5.	from	4.	18%	20%	Valley Stream, Elmont, Malverne, Inwood, Lakeview
To	5.	from	5.	3%	3%	Floral Park, Bellerose
To	6.	from	6.	44%	43%	Kew Gardens, Woodhaven, South Flushing, Richmond Hill, Briarwood, Jamaica Estates
To	7.	from	6.	18%	17%	Forest Hills, Rego Park
To	8.	from	9.	29%	32%	Bushwick, Brownsville, Ocean Hill
To	8.	from	10.	30%	34%	Crown Heights
To	8.	from	15.	1%	1%	Hunterspoint
To	9.	from	7.	19%	20%	Ozone Park & Howard Beach
To	9.	from	10.	25%	28%	East Flatbush
To	10.	from	8.	41%	42%	Sheepshead Bay, Coney Island, Gravesend, Gerritsen Beach, Sea Gate, Manhattan Beach, Brighton Beach
To	11.	from	11.	33%	32%	Borough Park, Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights, Fort Hamilton, Greenwood
To	12.	from	10.	34%	38%	Sunset Park, Park Slope, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Red Hook, Windsor Terrace, Gowanus, Bush Terminal
To	12.	from	11.	5%	5%	a sliver between 8th Ave. in Sunset Park & Fort Hamilton Pkwy. in Borough Park
To	13.	from	12.	20%	19%	Greenwich Village, Tribeca, Little Italy, SoHo, Downtown
To	14.	from	12.	14%	14%	Chelsea, Clinton
To	14.	from	13.	7%	8%	Inland Midtown
To	14.	from	15.	21%	20%	East Harlem
To	15.	from	14.	36%	38%	Washington Heights, Hamilton Heights
To	16.	from	17.	25%	24%	Mott Haven, West Farms, Belmont
To	17.	from	14.	1%	1%	Marble Hill
To	17.	from	16.	29%	28%	Williamsbridge, Co-Op City, Wakefield, Baychester, Olinville, Edenwald, Woodlawn, City Island
To	17.	from	17.	14%	14%	Fieldston
To	17.	from	19.	2%	2%	North Castle town
To	18.	from	18.	33%	38%	Yonkers & Scarsdale
To	19.	from	19.	28%	29%	Cortlandt, Ossining, Yorktown, Bedford, Lewisboro, Mount Kisco & Pound Ridge towns; Peekskill city
To	20.	from	22.	5%	5%	Schoharie county
To	20.	from	25.	32%	36%	Leatherstocking: Otsego, Chenango, Cortland & Delaware counties
To	21.	from	21.	34%	35%	Ulster & Greene counties
To	22.	from	20.	24%	25%	Rensselaer county
To	23.	from	22.	16%	18%	Fulton & Montgomery counties
To	23.	from	23.	17%	18%	St. Lawrence county
To	24.	from	24.	19%	22%	Oswego county
To	24.	from	25.	11%	12%	Madison County
To	25.	from	26.	18%	20%	Cayuga & Seneca counties
To	25.	from	27.	36%	40%	Wayne, Chemung & Tioga counties
To	26.	from	29.	13%	11%	Henrietta, Chili, Mendon, Wheatland & Rush towns
To	26.	from	31.	42%	48%	Chautauqua, Cattaraugus & Allegany counties
To	27.	from	29.	10%	11%	Ogden, Parma, Sweden, Hamlin, Clarkson & Riga towns
To	28.	from	27.	7%	7%	Wyoming county
To	28.	from	30.	3%	3%	Grand Island town
To	28.	from	31.	23%	27%	Hamburg, Orchard Park, Evans, Concord, Collins, Eden, Boston, Holland, North Collins, Colden, Sardinia & Brant towns
To	29.	from	31.	21%	25%	Cheektowaga & West Seneca towns

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