District Information

The 59^th District at a Glance

The 59^th Senate District is one of the largest in the entire state geographically.  It is made up of Alexander, Franklin, Gallatin, Hamilton, Hardin, Johnson, Massac, Pope, Pulaski, Saline and Williamson Counties, as well as parts of Union and Jackson Counties.

Cities, Towns and Communites in the 59^th Senate District by County:

Alexander County (2010 Population: 8,238)

• Cairo
• East Cape Girardeau
• Tamms
• Thebes

Franklin County (2010 Population: 39,561)

• Benton
• Buckner
• Christopher
• Ewing
• Hanaford
• Macedonia
• North City      
• Orient
• Royalton
• Sesser
• Thompsonville
• Valier
• West City
• West Frankfort

Gallatin County (2010 Population: 5,589)

• Equality
• New Haven
• Old Shawneetown
• Omaha
• Shawneetown

Hamilton County (2010 Population: 8,457)

• Broughton
• McLeansboro

Hardin County (2010 Population: 4,320)

• Cave-in-Rock
• Elizabethtown
• Rosiclare

Jackson County (2010 Population: 60,218)

• Carbondale
• Makanda

Johnson County (2010 Population: 12,582)

• Cypress
• Belknap
• Buncombe
• Goreville
• New Burnside
• Simpson
• Vienna

Massac County (2010 Population: 15,429)

• Brookport
• Joppa
• Metropolis

Pope County (2010 Population: 4,470)

• Eddyville
• Golconda
• Liberty

Pulaski County (2010 Population: 6,161)

• Karnak
• Mound City
• Mounds
• New Grand Chain
• Olmsted
• Pulaski
• Ullin

Saline County (2010 Population: 24, 913)

• Carrier Mills
• Eldorado
• Galatia
• Harrisburg
• Muddy
• Raleigh
• Stonefort

Union County (2010 Population: 17,808)

• Anna
• Dongola

Williamson County (2010 Population: 66,357)

• Bush
• Cambria
• Carterville
• Colp
• Crainville
• Creal Springs
• Energy
• Freeman Spur
• Herrin
• Hurst
• Johnston City
• Marion
• Pittsburg
• Spillertown
• Whiteash