Alaska's Road Network Information Database

link to Highway DataPort


Frequently Asked Questions PDF icon

thompson pass
Snow stakes line Thompson Pass to help snow plows stay on the road
Credit: Jack Stickel, Alaska DOT&PF

The Highway DataPort (HDP) is the gateway to Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities transportation data network. The HDP accesses an Oracle database populated with data from the Department's legacy transportation database, the Highway Analysis System (HAS). ADOT&PF identifies each road in (HAS) with a Coordinated Data System (CDS) Route Number. Each road has a route name (the CDS Route Number) and a route description (the posted road name). The HAS database (and also HDP) contain CDS Routes with attribute and feature information for:

  • All ADOT&PF roads
  • Most non-ADOT&PF roads that are functionally classified higher than local
  • Many non-ADOT&PF roads that are functionally classified as a local road

The HDP provides customized reports based on user-defined queries. HDP provides the capability to query information and produce reports for such categories as:

  • Bridge data
  • Road data for either individual roads by geographical area (i.e., DOT region, Census Area or Borough, and City)
  • Motor Vehicle Crash Data (for authorized users only)
  • Public Road Mileage (for statewide or smaller geographical area queries)
  • Pavement Management data (by road)
  • Standard highway route lists (or what used to be called "General Logs")
  • State Highway System, National highway System & Interstate Routes, Alaska Highway System (routelists available for statewide or smaller geographical areas)

Questions? Please email us at dot.highwaydata@alaska.gov.

To find more information about Alaska’s Road Network data or the Highway Analysis System, please visit www.dot.alaska.gov/stwdplng/transdata.

 

If you have questions regarding the content of this page, please contact:
Jill Sullivan
phone icon 907-465-8592
email buttondot.highwaydata@alaska.gov