Where is Farm Loop, AK, USA? | Location Map of Farm Loop, Alaska

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Where is Farm Loop Located? - Farm Loop is a city located in the Matanuska-Susitna County of Alaska, United States. Farm Loop lies between 32.3234 Degrees North latitudes and 110.9951 Degrees West longitudes.

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Where is Farm Loop?: The Google Map showing the location of Farm Loop in the U.S. state of Alaska.

Where is Farm Loop Located?

Farm Loop is a city located in the Matanuska-Susitna County of Alaska, United States. Farm Loop lies between 32.3234 Degrees North latitudes and 110.9951 Degrees West longitudes. According to 2020 U.S.census, the population of Farm Loop city is 2747 people and the city has a total area of 6.96 sq mi. The city has numerous parks and recreational facilities.

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Farmers Loop, Alaska Quick Facts

Property	Information
City	Farmers Loop (Census-Designated Place)
County	Fairbanks North Star Borough
State	Alaska
State Capital	Juneau
US Region	Western United States
Latitude	64.8830° N
Longitude	147.7630° W
Elevation	463 ft (141 m)
Land Area	21.48 sq mi
Water Area	0.08 sq mi
Total Area	21.56 sq mi
Population (latest Census year)	4,521 (2020 Census)
Population Density	211 per sq mi
ZIP Codes	99709, 99712
Area Code	907
Time Zone Standard	Alaska Standard Time (AKST, UTC−9)
Time Zone Daylight	Alaska Daylight Time (AKDT, UTC−8)
Currency	US Dollar (USD)
FIPS Code	02-26170
Congressional District	At-large Congressional District

Nearby Cities to Farmers Loop, Alaska

College, Alaska — 4 mi Southwest
Fairbanks, Alaska — 6 mi South
Fox, Alaska — 7 mi North
Ester, Alaska — 10 mi Southwest
Steele Creek, Alaska — 11 mi Southeast
Badger, Alaska — 15 mi Southeast
Goldstream, Alaska — 17 mi West
North Pole, Alaska — 19 mi Southeast
Two Rivers, Alaska — 25 mi East
Salcha, Alaska — 40 mi Southeast

Driving Distances from Farmers Loop, Alaska

City	State	Distance (mi)	Approx. Drive Time
Fairbanks	Alaska	6	12 min
College	Alaska	4	10 min
Fox	Alaska	7	12 min
Ester	Alaska	10	18 min
North Pole	Alaska	19	25 min
Badger	Alaska	15	22 min
Two Rivers	Alaska	25	35 min
Salcha	Alaska	40	45 min
Nenana	Alaska	61	1 hr 10 min
Delta Junction	Alaska	102	1 hr 45 min

Transportation and Connectivity in Farmers Loop, Alaska

Category	Information
Airport Name	Fairbanks International Airport
IATA Code	FAI
Port	No commercial port; nearby Chena River boat access
Major Highways	Elliott Highway (AK-2), Johansen Expressway, Farmers Loop Road, Steese Highway (AK-2)
Train/Amtrak Service	No Amtrak service; Alaska Railroad passenger service available from Fairbanks Depot
Local Bus/Transit Service	Metropolitan Area Commuter System (MACS Transit)

Elliott Highway (AK-2) - Connects the Fairbanks area with Livengood and central Alaska.
Steese Highway (AK-2) - Major route linking Fairbanks with Fox, Central and communities in interior Alaska.
Johansen Expressway - Provides quick access between Farmers Loop, Fairbanks International Airport and central Fairbanks.
Farmers Loop Road - Primary local roadway serving residential neighborhoods and connecting to the Steese Highway and University area.

What are top Places to Visit in Farmers Loop, Alaska

Landmark Name	Type
University of Alaska Museum of the North	Museum
Creamer's Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge	Wildlife Refuge
Large Animal Research Station	Wildlife Center
Georgeson Botanical Garden	Botanical Garden
Pioneer Park	Historic Park
Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center	Visitor Center
Chena River State Recreation Area	State Recreation Area
Fairbanks Ice Museum	Museum
Wedgewood Wildlife Sanctuary	Nature Preserve
University of Alaska Fairbanks Campus	University Campus

Colleges and Universities in Farmers Loop, Alaska

Institution Name	Type	Level	Notable For
University of Alaska Fairbanks	Public	University	Arctic research and engineering
University of Alaska Community and Technical College	Public	Community College	Career and workforce education
Ilisagvik College	Public Tribal	Community College	Alaska Native education
Fairbanks North Star Borough School District	Public	K–12 District	Regional public education

Waterbodies in Farmers Loop, Alaska

Chena River, Tanana River, Noyes Slough, Chena Slough, Smith Lake, Ballaine Lake, Geist Reservoir, Graehl Pond

Golf Courses in Farmers Loop, Alaska

Fairbanks Golf Course, North Star Golf Club, Chena Bend Golf Course, Birch Hill Recreation Area Disc Golf Course

Farmers Loop, Alaska — Key Historical Facts

Farmers Loop developed as a rural residential area north of Fairbanks, with early settlers establishing homesteads and small farms in Alaska's Interior.
The construction of nearby transportation routes and the growth of Fairbanks encouraged steady residential development throughout the twentieth century.
The expansion of the University of Alaska Fairbanks brought educational opportunities and research activity to the surrounding area.
Farmers Loop became an attractive neighborhood for residents seeking larger properties while remaining close to Fairbanks' employment and services.
Today, the community is known for its quiet residential setting, access to outdoor recreation, and proximity to major educational and cultural attractions in the Fairbanks area.

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