E-3.3, r. 12.1 - List of electoral divisions with their name and their boundaries

Updated to 28 August 2022

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chapter E-3.3, r. 12.1

List of electoral divisions with their name and their boundaries

Election Act

(chapter E-3.3).

1. The Commission de la représentation électorale establishs the boundaries of 125 electoral divisions and assigns names to them.

Decision 2017-02-23, s. 1.

2. The municipalities, Indian reserves and settlements, reserved lands, unorganized territories and their boundaries are those that existed on 31 January 2017.

Decision 2017-02-23, s. 2.

3. In the description of the electoral divisions, the name of a local municipality is occasionnaly followed by an abbreviation which refers to the designation of the municipality. The following list gives the abbreviations and their meaning.

CT	—	canton (township)
CU	—	cantons unis (united townships)
EI	—	établissement indien (Indian settlement)
M	—	municipalité (municipality)
NO	—	territoire non organisé (unorganized territory)
P	—	paroisse (parish)
R	—	réserve indienne (Indian reserve)
TC	—	terres réservées cries (Cree reserved territories)
TI	—	terres réservées inuites (Inuit reserved territories)
TK	—	terres réservées naskapies (Naskapi reserved territories)
V	—	ville (town)
VC	—	village cri (Cree village)
VK	—	village naskapi (Naskapi village)
VL	—	village
VN	—	village nordique (northern village)

Where the words “autoroute”, “avenue”, “boulevard”, “chemin”, “montée”, “rue”, “route”, “railway line”, “cycle path”, “overhead electric power line”, “lac”, “fleuve”, “rivière”, and “ruisseau” are used, they refer to the median line unless provided otherwise.

Decision 2017-02-23, s. 3.

4. (Omitted).

Decision 2017-02-23, s. 4.

Schedule

  

Decision 2017-02-23, Sch.; Decision 2022-06-22.

REFERENCES

Decision 2017-02-23, 2017 G.O. 2, 259B

Decision 2022-06-22, 2022 G.O. 2, 1996