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Division of Rankin

Division of Rankin is a federal electorate in Queensland, covering about 131 km². Its federal member is Jim Chalmers (Australian Labor Party). State electorates overlapping it include Woodridge, Springwood, Algester, Stretton. Local council areas overlapping it include Logan City, Brisbane City.

Level
Federal electorate
State / territory
Queensland (QLD)
Area
about 131 km²
Federal member
Jim Chalmers — Australian Labor Party
Role
Treasurer
Official source
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State electorates overlapping Rankin

Woodridge (QLD state electorate)30% of this federal electorate>99% of Woodridge
Springwood (QLD state electorate)21% of this federal electorate29% of Springwood
Algester (QLD state electorate)17% of this federal electorate34% of Algester
Stretton (QLD state electorate)16% of this federal electorate52% of Stretton
Waterford (QLD state electorate)14% of this federal electorate34% of Waterford

Local council areas overlapping Rankin

Logan City72% of this federal electorate10% of Logan City
Brisbane City28% of this federal electorate3% of Brisbane City

Suburbs in Rankin

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 Rankin?

Jim Chalmers of the Australian Labor Party is the federal member for the Division of Rankin in the House of Representatives.

Which council areas are in the Division of Rankin?

Council areas overlapping it include Logan City, Brisbane City.

Which state electorates are in the Division of Rankin?

State electorates overlapping it include Woodridge, Springwood, Algester, Stretton, Waterford.

Which suburbs are in Rankin?

Suburbs mostly inside it include Berrinba, Browns Plains, Drewvale, Kingston, Logan Central, Marsden, Regents Park, Slacks Creek.

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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