The Australian House of Representatives is elected from 150 single-member districts called Divisions. They are also commonly known as electorates or seats. The British term "constituencies" is rarely used.

Maps of Divisions

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These maps show the Division boundaries as they existed at the 9 October 2004 House of Representatives election. The maps show each Division as being held by a particular party.

List of Commonwealth Electoral Divisions, 2004

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New South Wales

• Banks
• Barton
• Bennelong
• Berowra
• Blaxland
• Bradfield
• Calare
• Charlton
• Chifley
• Cook
• Cowper
• Cunningham
• Dobell
• Eden-Monaro
• Farrer

• Fowler
• Gilmore
• Grayndler
• Greenway
• Gwydir
• Hughes
• Hume
• Hunter
• Kingsford-Smith
• Lindsay
• Lowe
• Lyne
• Macarthur
• Mackellar
• Macquarie

• Mitchell
• New England
• Newcastle
• North Sydney
• Page
• Parkes
• Parramatta
• Paterson
• Prospect
• Reid
• Richmond
• Riverina
• Robertson
• Shortland
• Sydney

• Throsby
• Warringah
• Watson
• Wentworth
• Werriwa

Victoria

• Aston
• Ballarat
• Batman
• Bendigo
• Bruce
• Calwell
• Casey
• Chisholm
• Corangamite
• Corio
• Deakin
• Dunkley
• Flinders
• Gellibrand
• Gippsland

• Goldstein
• Gorton
• Higgins
• Holt
• Hotham
• Indi
• Isaacs
• Jagajaga
• Kooyong
• Lalor
• La Trobe
• McEwen
• McMillan
• Mallee
• Maribyrnong

• Melbourne
• Melbourne Ports
• Menzies
• Murray
• Scullin
• Wannon
• Wills

Queensland

• Blair
• Bonner
• Bowman
• Brisbane
• Capricornia
• Dawson
• Dickson
• Fadden
• Fairfax
• Fisher
• Forde
• Griffith
• Groom
• Herbert

• Hinkler
• Kennedy
• Leichhardt
• Lilley
• Longman
• Maranoa
• McPherson
• Moncrieff
• Moreton
• Oxley
• Petrie
• Rankin
• Ryan
• Wide Bay

Western Australia

• Brand
• Canning
• Cowan
• Curtin
• Forrest
• Fremantle
• Hasluck
• Kalgoorlie
• Moore
• O'Connor
• Pearce
• Perth
• Stirling
• Swan
• Tangney

South Australia

• Adelaide
• Barker
• Boothby
• Grey
• Hindmarsh
• Kingston
• Makin
• Mayo
• Port Adelaide
• Sturt
• Wakefield

Tasmania

• Bass
• Braddon
• Denison
• Franklin
• Lyons

Australian Capital Territory

• Canberra
• Fraser

Northern Territory

• Lingiari
• Solomon

Abolished Divisions

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These Australian electoral divisions no longer exist.

• Angas (1903-34) (SA)
• Angas (1949-77) (SA)
• Australian Capital Territory
• Balaclava (VIC)
• Barrier (NSW)
• Bland (NSW)
• Bonython (SA)
• Bourke (VIC)
• Burke (1949-55) (VIC)
• Burke (1969-2004) (VIC)
• Canobolas (NSW)
• Cook (1906-55) (NSW)
• Coolgardie (WA)
• Corinella (1901-06) (VIC)
• Corinella (1990-96) (VIC)

• Dalley (NSW)
• Dampier (WA)
• Darebin (VIC)
• Darling (NSW)
• Darling Downs (QLD)
• Darwin (TAS)
• Diamond Valley (VIC)
• Dundas (NSW)
• East Sydney (NSW)
• Echuca (VIC)
• Evans (NSW)
• Fawkner (VIC)
• Grampians (VIC)
• Hawker (SA)
• Henty (VIC)

• Higinbotham (VIC)
• Hoddle (VIC)
• Illawarra (NSW)
• Isaacs (1949-69 (VIC)
• Laanecoorie (VIC)
• Lang (NSW)
• Lawson (NSW)
• Martin (NSW)
• Mernda (VIC)
• Moira (VIC)
• Namadgi (ACT)
• Nepean (NSW)
• Northern Melbourne (VIC)
• Northern Territory
• Oxley (1901-34) (QLD)

• Parkes (1901-69) (NSW)
• Paterson (1949-84) (NSW)
• Phillip (NSW)
• Riverina (1901-84) (NSW)
• Riverina-Darling (NSW)
• Scullin (1955-69) (VIC)
• South Sydney (NSW)
• Southern Melbourne (VIC)
• St George (NSW)
• Streeton (VIC)
• Watson (1934-69) (NSW)
• West Sydney (NSW)
• Wilmot (TAS)
• Wimmera (VIC)
• Yarra (VIC)

See also

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• For a list of members of the current House of Representatives and the electorates they represent, see List of members of the Australian House of Representatives.
• For a description of how the House of Representatives is elected, see Australian electoral system.

External links

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• For an electoral history of each Division since Federation in 1901, see Adam Carr's Electoral Archive: Index of House of Representatives Divisions 1901-2001

Politics of Australia | Subdivisions of Australia