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Division of Clark

Division of Clark is a federal electorate in Tasmania, covering about 292 km². Its federal member is Andrew Wilkie (Independent). State electorates overlapping it include Clark. Local council areas overlapping it include Glenorchy City Council, Kingborough Council, Hobart City Council.

Level
Federal electorate
State / territory
Tasmania (TAS)
Area
about 292 km²
Federal member
Andrew Wilkie — Independent
Official source
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State electorates overlapping Clark

Clark (TAS state electorate)>99% of this federal electorate>99% of Clark

Local council areas overlapping Clark

Glenorchy City Council41% of this federal electorate>99% of Glenorchy City Council
Kingborough Council32% of this federal electorate12% of Kingborough Council
Hobart City Council27% of this federal electorate>99% of Hobart City Council

Suburbs in Clark

Suburbs with at least a quarter of their area inside this federal electorate. Select one to see all three levels of electorate.

Questions

Who is the federal member for Clark?

Andrew Wilkie of the Independent is the federal member for the Division of Clark in the House of Representatives.

Which council areas are in the Division of Clark?

Council areas overlapping it include Glenorchy City Council, Kingborough Council, Hobart City Council.

Which state electorates are in the Division of Clark?

State electorates overlapping it include Clark.

Which suburbs are in Clark?

Suburbs mostly inside it include Chigwell, Dynnyrne, Fern Tree, Glebe, Lenah Valley, Moonah, Mount Nelson, Mount Stuart.

How accurate is this?

Boundaries are simplified (about 40 m tolerance), so overlap percentages are approximate. For anything official, such as enrolment or voting, check the Australian Electoral Commission or your state electoral commission.

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