# Electoral districts of Queensland

This is a list of current and former electoral divisions for the Legislative Assembly of Queensland, the state legislature for Queensland, Australia.

## Current Districts by region
### Districts in Far North Queensland

* Barron River
* Cairns
* Cook
* Hill
* Mulgrave

### Districts in North Queensland

* Burdekin
* Hinchinbrook
* Mundingburra
* Thuringowa
* Townsville
* Traeger
* Whitsunday

### Districts in Central Queensland

* Bundaberg
* Burnett
* Callide
* Gladstone
* Gregory
* Hervey Bay
* Keppel
* Mackay
* Maryborough
* Mirani
* Rockhampton

### Districts in South-West Queensland

* Condamine
* Southern Downs
* Toowoomba North
* Toowoomba South
* Warrego

### Districts in South East Queensland
#### Greater Brisbane – Northern Districts

* Aspley
* Bancroft – (part of Moreton Bay)
* Clayfield
* Cooper
* Everton
* Ferny Grove – (mostly Moreton Bay)
* Kurwongbah – (part of Moreton Bay)
* McConnel
* Morayfield – (part of Moreton Bay)
* Murrumba – (part of Moreton Bay)
* Nudgee
* Pine Rivers – (part of Moreton Bay)
* Pumicestone – (part of Moreton Bay)
* Redcliffe – (part of Moreton Bay)
* Sandgate
* Stafford

#### Greater Brisbane – Southern Districts

* Algester
* Bulimba
* Chatsworth
* Greenslopes
* Inala
* Lytton
* Maiwar
* Mansfield
* Miller
* Moggill
* Mount Ommaney
* South Brisbane
* Stretton
* Toohey

#### Sunshine Coast

* Buderim
* Caloundra
* Glass House
* Gympie
* Kawana
* Maroochydore
* Nanango
* Nicklin
* Ninderry
* Noosa

#### Gold Coast

* Bonney
* Broadwater
* Burleigh
* Coomera
* Currumbin
* Gaven
* Mermaid Beach
* Mudgeeraba
* Southport
* Surfers Paradise
* Theodore

#### Remainder of Southeast

* Redlands – (part of Redland City)
* Capalaba – (part of Redland City)
* Oodgeroo – (part of Redland City)
* Ipswich – (part of City of Ipswich)
* Bundamba – (part of City of Ipswich)
* Ipswich West – (part of City of Ipswich)
* Jordan – (part of Logan City)
* Logan – (part of Logan City)
* Macalister – (part of Logan City)
* Springwood – (part of Logan City)
* Lockyer
* Waterford – (part of Logan City)
* Woodridge – (part of Logan City)
* Scenic Rim – (part of Scenic Rim Region)

## History
### 1859–1864

The separation of Queensland as a separate colony in 1859 lead to the establishment of an initial 16 electoral districts, returning 26 members (that is, some elected multiple representatives, number of members in parentheses):
* Burnett (2)
* Drayton and Toowoomba (1)
* East Moreton (2)
* Eastern Downs (1)
* Hamlet of Fortitude Valley (1)
* Leichhardt (2)
* Maranoa (1)
* Northern Downs (1)
* Port Curtis (1)
* Town of Brisbane (3)
* Town of Ipswich (3)
* Town of South Brisbane (1)
* Warwick (1)
* West Moreton (3)
* Western Downs (2)
* Wide Bay (1)
Members elected during this period:
* Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1860–1863

### 1864–1872

In 1864, the Additional Members Act created six more electoral districts, each with 1 member, resulting in the following set of electorates (number of members in parentheses):
* Burnett (2)
* Clermont (1) – new
* Drayton and Toowoomba (1)
* East Moreton (2)
* Eastern Downs (1)
* Hamlet of Fortitude Valley (1)
* Kennedy (1) – new
* Leichhardt (2)
* Maranoa (1)
* Maryborough (1) – new
* Mitchell (1) – new
* Northern Downs (1)
* Port Curtis (1)
* Rockhampton (1) – new
* Town of Brisbane (3)
* Town of Ipswich (3)
* Town of South Brisbane (1)
* Warrego (1) – new
* Warwick (1)
* West Moreton (3)
* Western Downs (2)
* Wide Bay (1)
This made a total of 22 electorates with 32 members.
Members elected for this period:
* Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1863–1867
* Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1867–1868
* Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1868–1870
* Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1870–1871
* Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1871–1873

### 1872–1878

The Electoral Districts Act (1872) resulted in 42 one-member electorates for the 1873 election, while in 1875 the Cook District Representation Act added the Electoral district of Cook.
Four electorates were renamed:
* Hamlet of Fortitude Valley became Fortitude Valley
* Town of Brisbane became Brisbane City
* Town of Ipswich became Ipswich
* Town of South Brisbane became South Brisbane
Two electorates were abolished:
* Eastern Downs
* Western Downs
Twenty-two new electorates were introduced at the 1873 elections (by the 1872 Act) plus Cook in 1876, resulting in the following set of electorates (number of members shown in parentheses) :
* Aubigny (1) – new
* Balonne (1) – new
* Blackall (1) – new
* Bowen (1) – new
* Bremer (1) – new
* Brisbane City (1, was 3) – renamed
* Bulimba (1) – new
* Bundamba (1) – new
* Burke (1) – new
* Burnett (1, was 2)
* Carnarvon (1) – new
* Clermont (1)
* Cook (1) – new from 1875
* Dalby (1) – new
* Darling Downs (1) – new
* Drayton and Toowoomba (1)
* East Moreton (1, was 2)
* Enoggera (1) – new
* Fassifern (1) – new
* Fortitude Valley (1) -renamed
* Gympie (1) – new
* Ipswich (1, was 3) – renamed
* Kennedy (1)
* Leichhardt (1, was 2)
* Logan (1) – new
* Maranoa (1)
* Maryborough (1)
* Mitchell (1)
* Mulgrave (1) – new
* Normanby (1) – new
* Northern Downs (1)
* Oxley (1) – new
* Port Curtis (1)
* Ravenswood (1) – new
* Rockhampton (1)
* South Brisbane (1) – renamed
* Springsure (1) – new
* Stanley (1) – new
* Warrego (1)
* Warwick (1)
* West Moreton (1, was 3)
* Wickham (1) – new
* Wide Bay (1)
So 22 electorates with 2 abolished and 22 introduced resulted in 42 electorates each returning 1 member (1873) and 43 electorates each returning 1 member (1876).
Members elected during this period:
* Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1873–1878

### 1878–1900

Districts redistributed or renamed 1878 to 1900
* Barcoo (1885–1972)
* Brisbane North (1888–1912)
* Bulloo (1888–1912)
* Burrum (1888–1932)
* Cambooya (1888–1912)
* Carpentaria (1888–1960)
* Croydon (1893–1912)
* Eastern Downs (1860–1873)
* Cunningham (1888–2009)
* Fitzroy (1888–1960, 1992–2009)
* Flinders (1888–1932, 1950–1992)
* Gregory (1878–present)
* Herbert (1888–1950)
* Moreton (1878–1912)
* Murilla (1888–1935)
* Musgrave (1886–1923)
* North Brisbane (1878–1888)
* Nundah (1888–1992)
* Rockhampton North (1888–1912, 1960–1992)
* Rosewood (1878–1932)
* Toombul (1888–1932)
* Toowong (1888–1992)
* Woolloongabba (1888–1912)
* Woothakata (1888–1912)

### 1901–1949

Districts redistributed or renamed between 1901 and 1949
* Baroona (1935–1977)
* Brisbane (1912–1977)
* Buranda (1912–1960)
* Cooroora (1912–1992)
* Drayton (1912–1927)
* East Toowoomba (1912–1950)
* Eacham (1912–1932)
* Hamilton (1932–1950)
* Isis (1932–1992)
* Ithaca (1912–1986)
* Kelvin Grove (1923–1960)
* Kurilpa (1912–1986)
* Maree (1912–1944)
* Merthyr (1912–1992)
* Mount Morgan (1912–1932)
* Paddington (1912–1932)
* Pittsworth (1912–1923)
* Queenton (1912–1932)
* The Tableland (1932–1950)
* Toowoomba (1912–1950)
* Windsor (1912–1992)

### 1950–2017

Districts redistributed or renamed between 1950 and 2017
* Albert (1960–2017)
* Archerfield (1972–1998)
* Ashgrove (1960–2017)
* Auburn (1972–1992)
* Barambah (1950–2001)
* Beaudesert (1992–2017)
* Belmont (1960–1977)
* Belyando (1950–1977)
* Brisbane Central (1977–2017)
* Broadsound (1986–1992)
* Caboolture (1977–2001)
* Charters Towers (1992–2009)
* Chermside (1950–1960, 1992–2001)
* Cleveland (1992–2017)
* Coorparoo (1950–1960)
* Crows Nest (1992–2001)
* Dalrymple (2009–2017)
* Darling Downs (2001–2009)
* Darlington (1950–1960)
* Haughton (1950–1960)
* Hawthorne (1960–1972)
* Indooroopilly (1992–2017)
* Ipswich East (1960–1972)
* Kedron (1950–1972, 1992–2001)
* Kurwongbah (1992–2009, 2017–present)
* Landsborough (1950–1992)
* Mackenzie (1950–1972)
* Manly (1986–1992)
* Marodian (1950–1960)
* Merrimac (1992–2001)
* Mooloolah (1992–2001)
* Mount Coot-tha (1950–2017)
* Mount Gravatt (1950–2009)
* Mount Isa (1972–2017)
* Mourilyan (1950–1992)
* Nash (1950–1960)
* Nerang (1986–2001)
* Norman (1950–1960)
* North Toowoomba (1950–1960)
* Peak Downs (1977–1992)
* Pine Rivers (1972–1992)
* Robina (2001–2009)
* Rockhampton South (1960–1969)
* Roma (1950–1992)
* Salisbury (1960–1992)
* Sherwood (1950–1992)
* Somerset (1950–1992)
* South Coast (1960–1992)
* Sunnybank (1992–2001; 2009–2017)
* Toowoomba East (1960–1972)
* Toowoomba South (1972–2008)
* Toowoomba West (1960–1972)
* Tablelands (1986–2009)
* Townsville East (1986–1992)
* Townsville North (1960–1972)
* Townsville South (1960–1986)
* Townsville West (1972–1992)
* Wavell (1960–1986)
* Wolston (1972–1992)
* Wynnum (1923–1986)
* Yeerongpilly (2001–2017)
* Yeronga (1950–1992)