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Which congressional district will you land in?
Posted by Jim Brunner
Zoom in on this Google map to see where you'd fall in the new proposed congressional district maps for 2012. Click on the shaded regions to see district numbers. And zoom in with your mouse wheel or by using the plus and minus buttons.
This works best if you click the "Larger Map" link at bottom of map. The large map also has a key telling you which district is shaded which color (see left of map).
And for comparison, here are the current congressional districts.
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