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Division of Barker (federal division from the next election)

Barker is a federal division in South Australia under the AEC redistribution determined 8 October 2026, covering about 66,085 km². It applies to any federal election with a writ issued after that date. It overlaps the current division of Barker.

Level
Federal electorate, from the next election
State / territory
South Australia
Area
about 66,085 km²
Status
Boundaries changed
Official source
AEC electoral boundary GIS data

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The AEC redrew federal divisions in South Australia, Tasmania and the ACT (determined 8 October 2026). The new divisions apply to any federal election with a writ issued after that date; current members keep their existing divisions until then. Boundary data © Commonwealth of Australia (Australian Electoral Commission) 2026. This is not AEC material and is not endorsed by the AEC.

Current divisions overlapping Barker

Division of Barker — Tony Pasin (LP)99% of Barker>99% of Barker

Local council areas overlapping Barker

Coorong District Council13% of Barker>99% of Coorong District Council
The DC of Loxton Waikerie12% of Barker>99% of The DC of Loxton Waikerie
Tatiara DC10% of Barker>99% of Tatiara DC
Mid Murray Council9% of Barker>99% of Mid Murray Council
Southern Mallee DC9% of Barker>99% of Southern Mallee DC
Pastoral Unincorporated Area8% of Barker<1% of Pastoral Unincorporated Area
Naracoorte Lucindale Council7% of Barker>99% of Naracoorte Lucindale Council
The DC of Karoonda East Murray7% of Barker>99% of The DC of Karoonda East Murray
Wattle Range Council6% of Barker>99% of Wattle Range Council
Kingston DC5% of Barker>99% of Kingston DC
The DC of Grant3% of Barker>99% of The DC of Grant
The Rural City of Murray Bridge3% of Barker>99% of The Rural City of Murray Bridge
DC of Robe2% of Barker>99% of DC of Robe
Light Regional Council1% of Barker73% of Light Regional Council
Renmark Paringa Council1% of Barker>99% of Renmark Paringa Council
The Barossa Council1% of Barker96% of The Barossa Council
Alexandrina Council1% of Barker44% of Alexandrina Council
The Berri Barmera Council<1% of Barker>99% of The Berri Barmera Council
UIA Riverland<1% of Barker>99% of UIA Riverland
City of Mount Gambier<1% of Barker>99% of City of Mount Gambier

State electorates overlapping Barker

MacKillop (SA state electorate)52% of Barker>99% of MacKillop
Chaffey (SA state electorate)37% of Barker80% of Chaffey
Hammond (SA state electorate)5% of Barker94% of Hammond
Mount Gambier (SA state electorate)3% of Barker>99% of Mount Gambier
Schubert (SA state electorate)3% of Barker77% of Schubert
Finniss (SA state electorate)<1% of Barker23% of Finniss

Suburbs in Barker

Suburbs with at least a quarter of their area inside this division.

Questions

When does the Division of Barker apply?

At any federal election with a writ issued after 8 October 2026. Until then the current divisions remain, and current members keep representing them.

Is Barker a new division?

A division named Barker exists today; its boundaries change under this redistribution It overlaps the current Barker.

Which council areas are in the Division of Barker?

Council areas overlapping it include Coorong District Council, The DC of Loxton Waikerie, Tatiara DC, Mid Murray Council, Southern Mallee DC, Pastoral Unincorporated Area.

Which suburbs are in the Division of Barker?

Suburbs mostly inside it include Alawoona, Allendale East, Allendale North, Altona, Angas Plains, Angas Valley, Angaston, Annadale.

How accurate is this?

Boundaries are simplified (about 40 m tolerance), so overlap percentages are approximate. For anything official, check the Australian Electoral Commission.

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