Despite concerns over the size of the bond package, Gov. Sarah Palin says she will not veto it.
The projects range from more than $22 million for a new highway section in Anchorage to almost $5 million to resurface a road on Prince of Wales Island.
Lawmakers say the bonds would be paid off at a rate of about $24.6 million a year over the course of 20 years.
House Bill 314 passed the Senate 15-5 and the House 24-16.
Among the projects:
* Anchorage: Dowling-Minnesota connector, $22 million
* Mat-Su: Fairview Loop reconstruction, $22 million
* Dalton Highway: Improvements, $14 million
* Aleknagek: Wood River bridge, $20 million
* Seward Highway: Windy Corner upgrade, $20 million
* Sitka: Sawmill Creek Road upgrade, $10.8 million
* Fairbanks: University Avenue widening, $30 million
* Nome: Snake River bridge replacement, $10 million
* Sterling Highway: Mackey Lake Road to Sterling, $11 million
* Copper River Highway: Mile 38 - 43, highway protection $5.1 million
* Anchorage: Port expansion $10 million
* Anchorage: Victor Road upgrade, Dimond to 100th, $14 million
* Statewide: Emergency bridge repair $20 million
* Kenai Peninsula: Various projects $8 million
* Ketchikan: Harriet Hunt Lake to Shelter Cove road, $10 million
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