electoral division definition · 1856

Electoral division definitions in Belfast, Belfast and Hexham, Dundas and 11 other places (10 entries).

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Divisions. Boundaries and Limits. Polling Places. Belfast Commencing at a point on the sea coast bearing south 7 …

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Electoral DivisionBelfast

Polling PlaceBelfast and Hexham.

Electoral DivisionDundas

Polling PlaceNorth Hamilton.

Electoral DivisionFollett — Bounded on the west by the one hundred and forty-first meridian, being the line dividing Victoria from South Australia; on the south and east by the Glenelg River to its confluence with Power's Creek; and on the north-east and north by Power's Creek to its source; thence by a line west to the head of Musquito Creek; and by that creek to the boundary line.

Electoral DivisionHampden

Polling PlaceCamperdown.

Electoral DivisionHeytesbury

Polling PlaceWarrnambool.

Electoral DivisionNormanby

Polling PlacePortland.

Electoral DivisionPortland

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 96, 1856.

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Near this placeBelfast · Belfast and Hexham. · Dundas · North Hamilton. · Follett — Bounded on the west by the one hundred and forty-first meridian, being the line dividing Victoria from South Australia; on the south and east by the Glenelg River to its confluence with Power's Creek; and on the north-east and north by Power's Creek to its source; thence by a line west to the head of Musquito Creek; and by that creek to the boundary line.

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