This is a list of current and former electoral divisions for the Legislative Assembly of Queensland, the state legislature for Queensland, Australia.

Contents 1 Current Districts by region 1.1 Districts in Far North Queensland 1.2 Districts in North Queensland 1.3 Districts in central Queensland 1.4 Districts in western Queensland 1.5 Districts in South East Queensland 1.5.1 Sunshine Coast 1.5.2 Brisbane - north region 1.5.3 Brisbane - south region 1.5.4 Gold Coast 1.5.5 Remainder of Southeast 2 Former Districts 2.1 19th century 2.2 1901-1950 2.3 1950-2009 3 External links

[edit] Current Districts by region

[edit] Districts in Far North Queensland

• Barron River
• Cairns
• Cook
• Mulgrave
• Dalrymple

[edit] Districts in North Queensland

• Burdekin
• Hinchinbrook
• Mundingburra
• Thuringowa
• Townsville
• Whitsunday

[edit] Districts in central Queensland

• Bundaberg
• Burnett
• Gladstone
• Hervey Bay
• Keppel
• Mackay
• Maryborough
• Mirani
• Rockhampton

[edit] Districts in western Queensland

• Callide
• Condamine
• Gregory
• Mount Isa
• Southern Downs
• Toowoomba North
• Toowoomba South
• Warrego

[edit] Districts in South East Queensland

[edit] Sunshine Coast

• Buderim
• Caloundra
• Glass House
• Kawana
• Maroochydore
• Nicklin
• Noosa
• Pumicestone

[edit] Brisbane - north region

• Ashgrove
• Aspley
• Brisbane Central
• Clayfield
• Everton
• Ferny Grove
• Indooroopilly
• Kallangur - (part of Moreton Bay)
• Moggill
• Mount Coot-tha
• Morayfield - (part of Moreton Bay)
• Murrumba - (part of Moreton Bay)
• Nudgee
• Pine Rivers - (part of Moreton Bay)
• Redcliffe - (part of Moreton Bay)
• Sandgate
• Stafford

[edit] Brisbane - south region

• Albert
• Algester
• Bulimba
• Bundamba - (part of City of Ipswich)
• Capalaba - (part of Redland City)
• Chatsworth
• Cleveland - (part of Redland City)
• Greenslopes
• Inala
• Ipswich - (part of City of Ipswich)
• Logan - (part of Logan City)
• Lytton
• Mansfield
• Mount Ommaney
• Redlands - (part of Redland City)
• South Brisbane
• Springwood - (part of Logan City)
• Stretton
• Sunnybank
• Waterford - (part of Logan City)
• Woodridge - (part of Logan City)
• Yeerongpilly

[edit] Gold Coast

• Broadwater
• Burleigh
• Currumbin
• Coomera
• Gaven
• Mudgeeraba
• Mermaid Beach
• Southport
• Surfers Paradise

[edit] Remainder of Southeast

• Beaudesert
• Gympie
• Ipswich West
• Lockyer
• Nanango

[edit] Former Districts

• Balonne 1860 - ???
• Bulloo 1860 - ???
• Buranda 1860 - ???
• Dalby 1860 - ???
• East Moreton 1860 - ???
• Eastern Downs 1860 - 1873
• Gregory 1860 - ???
• Herbert 1860 - ???
• Leichhardt 1860 - ???
• Maree 1860 - ???
• Maranoa 1860 - ???
• Northern Downs 1860 - ???
• Nundah 1888 - 1992
• Port Curtis 1860 - ???
• South Townsville 1860 - ???
• Warwick 1860 - ???
• West Moreton 1860 - ???
• Wide Bay 1860 - ???
• Windsor 1860 - ???

[edit] 19th century

Districts redistributed or renamed prior to 1901

• Eastern Downs (1860 - 1873)
• Hamlet of Fortitude Valley (1860 - 1873)
• Town of South Brisbane
• Town of Brisbane

[edit] 1901-1950

Districts redistributed or renamed between 1901 and 1950

• Drayton (1912 - 1927)
• Drayton & Toowoomba (1860 - 1912)
• East Toowoomba (1912 - 1950)
• Toowoomba (1912 - 1950)

[edit] 1950-2009

Districts redistributed or renamed between 1950 and 2009

• Aubigny (1873 - 1972)
• Charters Towers (1992-2009)
• Cunningham (1888-2009)
• Darling Downs (2001-2009)
• Fitzroy (1992-2009)
• Kurwongbah (1992-2009)
• Mount Gravatt (1950-2009)
• North Toowoomba (1950 - 1960)
• Pine Rivers (1972 - 1992)
• Robina (2001-2009)
• South Toowoomba (1950 - 1960)
• Tablelands (1986-2009)

[edit] External links

• Maps and Districts at the Electoral Commission of Queensland website

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