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[[File:2025 Australian Electoral Map.svg|thumb|420px|Map of the 150 electoral divisions to the House of Representatives (blank) in use for the [[2025 Australian federal election|2025 federal election]].<br>({{Electorates of the Australian House of Representatives interactive map (2025)}})]]
[[File:Number of electors in Australia per federal division (as of 2022 federal election).png|thumb|420px|alt=Map representing the number of eligible voters in Australia by federal division, as of the 2022 federal election|The voting population of each Australian electoral division, as of the [[2022 Australian federal election|2022 federal election]].]]
'''Electorates''' (also known as '''electoral divisions''', '''federal divisions''' or '''seats''') are the single-member [[Electoral district|electoral districts]] of the [[Australian House of Representatives]]; the lower house of the [[Parliament of the Commonwealth|Parliament of Australia]]. There are currently 150 federal electorates.

==Constitutional and legal requirements==
[[Section 24 of the Constitution of Australia]] specifies that the total number of members of the Australian House of Representatives shall be "as nearly as practicable" twice as many as the number of members of the [[Australian Senate]]. The section also requires that electorates be apportioned among the states in proportion to their respective populations; provided that each original state has at least 5 members in the House of Representatives, a provision that has given [[Tasmania]] higher representation than its population would otherwise justify. There are three electorates in the [[Australian Capital Territory]] and even though the [[Northern Territory]] should have only one electorate based on their population, parliament has legislated that they receive two (by setting the quota for seat allocation using the [[harmonic mean]] for territories, meaning only around 1.3 quotas rather than 1.5 quotas are needed to have two seats).

In addition, Section 29 forbids electorate boundaries from crossing state lines, forcing populated areas along state and territory borders to be placed in different electorates, such as [[Albury]] in [[New South Wales]] being part of the electorate of [[Division of Farrer|Farrer]], while nearby [[Wodonga]] in [[Victoria (Australia)|Victoria]] is part of the electorate of [[Division of Indi|Indi]]. The same restriction does not apply to territories, and several current electoral divisions incorporate electors from multiple territories. This is currently the case for the [[Division of Bean]] (covering part of the ACT and the whole of [[Norfolk Island]]), the [[Division of Fenner]] (covering part of the ACT and the whole of [[Jervis Bay Territory]]), and the [[Division of Lingiari]] (covering part of the Northern Territory and the whole of [[Christmas Island]] and [[Cocos (Keeling) Islands]]).

The ''[[Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918]]'' sets out further provisions.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.aec.gov.au/About_AEC/research/paper4/page04.htm|title=Research Report 4 – Australian Federal Redistributions 1901–2003: The Redistribution process|date=30 May 2013|website=aec.gov.au|publisher=Australian Electoral Commission|access-date=5 May 2008}}</ref>

==Apportionment and redistribution ==
{{main article|Redistribution (Australia)}}
The [[Australian Electoral Commission]] (AEC) determines the number of members of the House of Representatives to which each state and territory is entitled (called ''apportionment'') and the boundaries of each electorate, in a process known as ''redistribution''. Such apportionment and redistributions apply to the next federal election, but not to any by-elections. The last apportionment determination was made in July 2023.  The resulting redistribution was used in the [[2025 Australian federal election|2025 federal election]].<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |last=Australian Electoral Commission |first= |title=House of Representatives to return to 150 members |url=https://www.aec.gov.au/media/2023/07-27.htm |access-date=2025-10-17 |website=Australian Electoral Commission |language=en-AU}}</ref>

Within each state and territory, electoral boundaries are redrawn from time to time. This takes place at least once every 7 years, or when the state's entitlement to the number of members of the House of Representatives changes. Boundaries are drawn by a Redistribution Committee, and redistributions within a state are on the basis of the number of ''enrolled voters'', rather than total residents or "population". The number of enrolled voters in each division cannot vary by more than 10% from the average across a state or territory, nor can the number of voters vary by more than 3.5% from the average projected enrolment 3.5 years into the future. However, due to various reasons, larger seats like [[Division of Cowper|Cowper]] in [[New South Wales]] contain 80% more electors than that of smaller seats like [[Division of Solomon|Solomon]] in the [[Northern Territory]]. In 2018, seats in Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia were also abolished, in order to make way for seats in similar locations but with different names.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.aec.gov.au/media/media-releases/2017/08-31.htm|title=Determination of membership entitlement to the House of Representatives|date=31 August 2017|website=aec.gov.au|publisher=Australian Electoral Commission|access-date=20 July 2018}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.abc.net.au/news/elections/federal-redistribution-2018/|title=2017-18 Federal Redistributions|last=Green|first=Antony|author-link=Antony Green|website=abc.com.au|publisher=Australian Broadcasting Corporation|access-date=20 July 2018}}</ref>

At the [[2025 Australian federal election]], based on the 2023 apportionment, there were 150 divisions: 46 in New South Wales, 38 in Victoria, 30 in Queensland, 16 in Western Australia, 10 in South Australia, 5 in Tasmania, 3 in the ACT and 2 in Northern Territory.<ref name=":0" />

==Naming==
The divisions of the House of Representatives are unusual in that many of them are not named after geographical features or numbered, as is the case in most other legislatures around the world. Most divisions are named in honour of prominent historical people, such as former politicians (often [[Prime Minister of Australia|Prime Ministers]]), explorers, artists and engineers. The commission is required to make "every effort" to preserve the names of the 75 seats contested at the first election where possible.<ref>{{Cite web|last=|first=|date=2018-04-11|title=Guidelines for naming federal electoral divisions|url=https://www.aec.gov.au/Electorates/Redistributions/guidelines.htm|access-date=2022-02-14|website=Australian Electoral Commission|language=en-AU}}</ref>

In some cases where a division is named after a geographical locality, the connection to that locality is sometimes tenuous. For instance, the [[Division of Werriwa]], created in 1901, was named after the Aboriginal word for [[Lake George (New South Wales)|Lake George]] in the [[Canberra]] region. However, Werriwa has not contained Lake George for many decades, and has steadily moved some 200&nbsp;km north to the south-western suburbs of Sydney over the past century.{{citation needed|date=June 2022}}

==List of current electoral divisions==
The divisions that existed at the [[2025 Australian federal election]] appear in the table below.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Name
! Formed
! State / Territory
! Size (km<sup>2</sup>)
! Namesake
! Known for
! Current Member
! Member's party
! Classification
|-
|[[Division of Adelaide|Adelaide]]
|1903
|South Australia
|86
|City of [[Adelaide]]
|Geographic location
|[[Steve Georganas]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan<ref>{{Cite web |title=Profile of the electoral division of Adelaide (SA) |url=https://www.aec.gov.au/profiles/sa/adelaide.htm |access-date=2025-05-01 |website=Australian Electoral Commission |language=}}</ref>
|-
|[[Division of Aston|Aston]]
|1984
|Victoria
|124
|[[Tilly Aston]]
|Teacher
|[[Mary Doyle]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan<ref>{{Cite web |title=Profile of the electoral division of Aston (VIC) |url=https://www.aec.gov.au/profiles/vic/aston.htm |access-date=2025-05-01 |website=Australian Electoral Commission |language=}}</ref>
|-
|[[Division of Ballarat|Ballarat]]
|1901
|Victoria
|5,323
|City of [[Ballarat]]
|Geographic location
|[[Catherine King (politician)|Catherine King]] 
|Labor
|Provincial<ref>{{Cite web |title=Profile of the electoral division of Ballarat (VIC) |url=https://www.aec.gov.au/profiles/vic/ballarat.htm |access-date=2025-05-01 |website=Australian Electoral Commission |language=}}</ref>
|-
|[[Division of Banks|Banks]]
|1949
|New South Wales
|61
|[[Joseph Banks]]
|Botanist
|[[Zhi Soon]] 
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan<ref>{{Cite web |title=Profile of the electoral division of Banks (NSW) |url=https://www.aec.gov.au/profiles/nsw/banks.htm |access-date=2025-05-01 |website=Australian Electoral Commission |language=}}</ref>
|-
|[[Division of Barker|Barker]]
|1903
|South Australia
|65,206 
|[[Collet Barker]]
|Explorer
|[[Tony Pasin]]
|Liberal
|Rural<ref>{{Cite web |title=Profile of the electoral division of Barker (SA) |url=https://www.aec.gov.au/profiles/sa/barker.htm |access-date=2025-05-01 |website=Australian Electoral Commission |language=}}</ref>
|-
|[[Division of Barton|Barton]]
|1922
|New South Wales
|42
|[[Edmund Barton]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Ash Ambihaipahar]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan<ref>{{Cite web |title=Profile of the electoral division of Barton (NSW) |url=https://www.aec.gov.au/profiles/nsw/barton.htm |access-date=2025-05-01 |website=Australian Electoral Commission |language=}}</ref>
|-
|[[Division of Bass|Bass]]
|1903
|Tasmania
|7,975
|[[George Bass]]
|Explorer
|[[Jess Teesdale]]
|Labor
|Provincial<ref>{{Cite web |title=Profile of the electoral division of Bass (TAS) |url=https://www.aec.gov.au/profiles/tas/bass.htm |access-date=2025-05-01 |website=Australian Electoral Commission |language=}}</ref>
|-
|[[Division of Bean|Bean]]
|2019
|Australian Capital Territory<br>Norfolk Island
|1,913
|[[Charles Bean]]
|War correspondent, historian
|[[David Smith (Australian Capital Territory politician)|David Smith]] 
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan<ref>{{Cite web |title=Profile of the electoral division of Bean (ACT) |url=https://www.aec.gov.au/profiles/act/bean.htm |access-date=2025-05-01 |website=Australian Electoral Commission |language=}}</ref>
|-
|[[Division of Bendigo|Bendigo]]
|1901
|Victoria
|6,178
|City of [[Bendigo]]
|Geographic location
|[[Lisa Chesters]]
|Labor
|Provincial<ref>{{Cite web |title=Profile of the electoral division of Bendigo (VIC) |url=https://www.aec.gov.au/profiles/vic/bendigo.htm |access-date=2025-05-01 |website=Australian Electoral Commission |language=}}</ref>
|-
|[[Division of Bennelong|Bennelong]]
|1949
|New South Wales
|60
|[[Bennelong]]
|Aboriginal elder
|[[Jerome Laxale]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Berowra|Berowra]]
|1969
|New South Wales
|751
|Suburb of [[Berowra, New South Wales|Berowra]]
|Geographic location
|[[Julian Leeser]]
|Liberal
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Blair|Blair]]
|1998
|Queensland
|6,472
|[[Harold Blair]]
|Aboriginal singer
|[[Shayne Neumann]]
|Labor
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Blaxland|Blaxland]]
|1949
|New South Wales
|59
|[[Gregory Blaxland]]
|Explorer
|[[Jason Clare]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Bonner|Bonner]]
|2004
|Queensland
|374
|[[Neville Bonner]]
|Aboriginal politician
|[[Kara Cook]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Boothby|Boothby]]
|1903
|South Australia
|115
|[[William Boothby]]
|Electoral commissioner
|[[Louise Miller-Frost]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Bowman|Bowman]]
|1949
|Queensland
|536
|[[David Bowman (politician)|David Bowman]]
|Politician
|[[Henry Pike]]
|Liberal National
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Braddon|Braddon]]
|1955
|Tasmania
|21,369
|[[Edward Braddon]]
|Premier of Tasmania
|[[Anne Urquhart]]
|Labor
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Bradfield|Bradfield]]
|1949
|New South Wales
|105
|[[John Bradfield (engineer)|John Bradfield]]
|Designer of the [[Sydney Harbour Bridge]]
|[[Nicolette Boele]]
|Independent
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Brand|Brand]]
|1984
|Western Australia
|309
|[[David Brand]]
|Premier of Western Australia
|[[Madeleine King]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Brisbane|Brisbane]]
|1901
|Queensland
|57
|City of [[Brisbane]]
|Geographic location
|[[Madonna Jarrett]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Bruce|Bruce]]
|1955
|Victoria
|142
|[[Stanley Bruce]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Julian Hill (politician)|Julian Hill]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Bullwinkel|Bullwinkel]]
|2025
|Western Australia
|9,508
|[[Vivian Bullwinkel]]
|Military nurse
|[[Trish Cook]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Burt|Burt]]
|2016
|Western Australia
|222
|[[Archibald Burt|Archibald]], [[Septimus Burt|Septimus]] and [[Francis Burt (judge)|Francis Burt]]
|Family of lawyers
|[[Matt Keogh]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Calare|Calare]]
|1906
|New South Wales
|32,648
|Aboriginal name for the [[Lachlan River]]
|Geographic location
|[[Andrew Gee (politician)|Andrew Gee]] 
|Independent
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Calwell|Calwell]]
|1984
|Victoria
|191
|[[Arthur Calwell]]
|Leader of the opposition
|[[Basem Abdo]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Canberra|Canberra]]
|1974
|Australian Capital Territory
|312
|City of [[Canberra]]
|Geographic location
|[[Alicia Payne]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Canning|Canning]]
|1949
|Western Australia
|3,608
|[[Alfred Canning]]
|Surveyor of the [[Rabbit-proof fence|Rabbit-Proof Fence]]
|[[Andrew Hastie]]
|Liberal
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Capricornia|Capricornia]]
|1901
|Queensland
|90,903
|[[Tropic of Capricorn]]
|Geographic location
|[[Michelle Landry]]
|Liberal National
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Casey|Casey]]
|1969
|Victoria
|2,624
|[[Richard Casey, Baron Casey|Richard Casey]]
|Governor-General
|[[Aaron Violi]]
|Liberal
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Chifley|Chifley]]
|1969
|New South Wales
|113
|[[Ben Chifley]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Ed Husic]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Chisholm|Chisholm]]
|1949
|Victoria
|73
|[[Caroline Chisholm]]
|Philanthropist 
|[[Carina Garland]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Clark|Clark]]
|2019
|Tasmania
|292
|[[Andrew Inglis Clark]]
|Co-author of the [[Constitution of Australia|Australian Constitution]]
|[[Andrew Wilkie]]
|Independent
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Cook|Cook]]
|1969
|New South Wales
|67
|[[Joseph Cook|Joseph]] and [[James Cook]]
|Prime Minister and explorer
|[[Simon Kennedy]]
|Liberal
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Cooper|Cooper]]
|2019
|Victoria
|61
|[[William Cooper (Aboriginal Australian)|William Cooper]]
|Aboriginal activist
|[[Ged Kearney]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Corangamite|Corangamite]]
|1901
|Victoria
|640
|[[Lake Corangamite]]
|Geographic location
|[[Libby Coker]]
|Labor
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Corio|Corio]]
|1901
|Victoria
|1,216
|[[Corio Bay]]
|Geographic location
|[[Richard Marles]]
|Labor
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Cowan|Cowan]]
|1984
|Western Australia
|108
|[[Edith Cowan]]
|Politician, activist
|[[Anne Aly]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Cowper|Cowper]]
|1901
|New South Wales
|7,271
|[[Charles Cowper]]
|Premier of New South Wales
|[[Pat Conaghan]]
|Nationals
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Cunningham|Cunningham]]
|1949
|New South Wales
|536
|[[Allan Cunningham (botanist)|Allan Cunningham]]
|Botanist, explorer
|[[Alison Byrnes]]
|Labor
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Curtin|Curtin]]
|1949
|Western Australia
|92
|[[John Curtin]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Kate Chaney]]
|Independent
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Dawson|Dawson]]
|1949
|Queensland
|14,630
|[[Anderson Dawson]]
|Premier of Queensland
|[[Andrew Willcox]]
|Liberal National
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Deakin|Deakin]]
|1937
|Victoria
|98
|[[Alfred Deakin]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Matt Gregg (politician)|Matt Gregg]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Dickson|Dickson]]
|1992
|Queensland
|724
|[[James Dickson (Queensland politician)|James Dickson]]
|Premier of Queensland
|[[Ali France]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Dobell|Dobell]]
|1984
|New South Wales
|675
|[[William Dobell]]
|Painter
|[[Emma McBride]]
|Labor
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Dunkley|Dunkley]]
|1984
|Victoria
|148
|[[Louisa Margaret Dunkley]]
|Labour unionist, women's rights campaigner
|[[Jodie Belyea]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Durack|Durack]]
|2010
|Western Australia
|1,410,947
|[[Patrick Durack|Patrick]], W. J., [[Michael Durack|Michael]], [[Mary Durack|Mary]], [[Elizabeth Durack|Elizabeth]], Kimberley and [[Peter Durack]]
|Pioneers and developers of the [[Kimberley (Western Australia)|Kimberley]] region
|[[Melissa Price (politician)|Melissa Price]]
|Liberal
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Eden-Monaro|Eden-Monaro]]
|1901
|New South Wales
|31,913
|Town of [[Eden, New South Wales|Eden]] and region of [[Monaro (New South Wales)|Monaro]]
|Geographic location
|[[Kristy McBain]]
|Labor
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Fadden|Fadden]]
|1977
|Queensland
|387
|[[Arthur Fadden]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Cameron Caldwell]]
|Liberal National
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Fairfax|Fairfax]]
|1984
|Queensland
|1,004
|[[Ruth Fairfax]]
|Founder of the [[Country Women's Association]]
|[[Ted O'Brien (Australian politician)|Ted O'Brien]] 
|Liberal National
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Farrer|Farrer]]
|1949
|New South Wales
|126,563
|[[William Farrer]]
|Scientist
|[[Sussan Ley]]
|Liberal
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Fenner|Fenner]]
|2016
|Australian Capital Territory<br>Jervis Bay Territory
|238
|[[Frank Fenner]]
|Scientist
|[[Andrew Leigh]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Fisher|Fisher]]
|1949
|Queensland
|1,198
|[[Andrew Fisher]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Andrew Wallace]]
|Liberal National
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Flinders|Flinders]]
|1901
|Victoria
|887
|[[Matthew Flinders]]
|Explorer
|[[Zoe McKenzie]]
|Liberal
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Flynn|Flynn]]
|2006
|Queensland
|132,824
|[[John Flynn (minister)|John Flynn]]
|Founder of the [[Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia|Royal Flying Doctor Service]]
|[[Colin Boyce]]
|Liberal National
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Forde|Forde]]
|1984
|Queensland
|418
|[[Frank Forde]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Rowan Holzberger]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Forrest|Forrest]]
|1922
|Western Australia
|6,454
|[[John Forrest]]
|Explorer, Premier of Western Australia
|[[Nola Marino]]
|Liberal
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Fowler|Fowler]]
|1984
|New South Wales
|62
|[[Lilian Fowler]]
|Mayor of Newtown
|[[Dai Le]]
|Independent
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Franklin|Franklin]]
|1903
|Tasmania
|10,009
|[[John Franklin]]
|Explorer
|[[Julie Collins]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Fraser (Victoria)|Fraser]]
|2019
|Victoria
|98
|[[Malcolm Fraser]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Daniel Mulino]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Fremantle|Fremantle]]
|1901
|Western Australia
|191
|City of [[Fremantle]]
|Geographic location
|[[Josh Wilson (politician)|Josh Wilson]] 
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Gellibrand|Gellibrand]]
|1949
|Victoria
|144
|[[Joseph Gellibrand]]
|Attorney-General of Tasmania
|[[Tim Watts (politician)|Tim Watts]] 
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Gilmore|Gilmore]]
|1984
|New South Wales
|6,322
|[[Mary Gilmore]]
|Poet, author
|[[Fiona Phillips (politician)|Fiona Phillips]] 
|Labor
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Gippsland|Gippsland]]
|1901
|Victoria
|33,131
|Region of [[Gippsland]]
|Geographic location
|[[Darren Chester]]
|Nationals
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Goldstein|Goldstein]]
|1984
|Victoria
|56
|[[Vida Goldstein]]
|[[Suffragette]]
|[[Tim Wilson (Australian politician)|Tim Wilson]]
|Liberal
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Gorton|Gorton]]
|2004
|Victoria
|207
|[[John Gorton]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Alice Jordan-Baird]] 
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Grayndler|Grayndler]]
|1949
|New South Wales
|34
|[[Edward Grayndler]]
|Politician, unionist
|[[Anthony Albanese]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Greenway|Greenway]]
|1984
|New South Wales
|90
|[[Francis Greenway]]
|Architect
|[[Michelle Rowland]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Grey|Grey]]
|1903
|South Australia
|908,595
|[[George Grey]]
|Governor of South Australia
|[[Tom Venning]]
|Liberal
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Griffith|Griffith]]
|1934
|Queensland
|57
|[[Samuel Griffith]]
|Premier of Queensland, Chief Justice of Australia
|[[Renee Coffey]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Groom|Groom]]
|1984
|Queensland
|5,586
|[[Littleton Groom]]
|Politician
|[[Garth Hamilton]]
|Liberal National
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Hasluck|Hasluck]]
|2001
|Western Australia
|258
|[[Paul Hasluck|Paul]] and [[Alexandra Hasluck]]
|Governor-General and author
|[[Tania Lawrence]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Hawke|Hawke]]
|2022
|Victoria
|1,986
|[[Bob Hawke]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Sam Rae]]
|Labor
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Herbert|Herbert]]
|1901
|Queensland
|941
|[[Robert Herbert]]
|Premier of Queensland
|[[Phillip Thompson]]
|Liberal National
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Hindmarsh|Hindmarsh]]
|1903
|South Australia
|122
|[[John Hindmarsh]]
|Governor of South Australia
|[[Mark Butler]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Hinkler|Hinkler]]
|1984
|Queensland
|3,818
|[[Bert Hinkler]]
|Aviator
|[[David Batt (politician)|David Batt]]
|Liberal National
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Holt|Holt]]
|1969
|Victoria
|252
|[[Harold Holt]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Cassandra Fernando]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Hotham|Hotham]]
|1969
|Victoria
|81
|[[Charles Hotham]]
|Governor of Victoria
|[[Clare O'Neil]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Hughes|Hughes]]
|1955
|New South Wales
|380
|[[Billy Hughes]]
|Prime Minister
|[[David Moncrieff]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Hume|Hume]]
|1901
|New South Wales
|2,674
|[[Hamilton Hume]]
|Explorer
|[[Angus Taylor (politician)|Angus Taylor]] 
|Liberal
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Hunter|Hunter]]
|1901
|New South Wales
|7,253
|[[John Hunter (Royal Navy officer)|John Hunter]]
|Governor of New South Wales
|[[Dan Repacholi]]
|Labor
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Indi|Indi]]
|1901
|Victoria
|29,188
|Aboriginal name for the [[Murray River]]
|Geographic location
|[[Helen Haines]]
|Independent
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Isaacs|Isaacs]]
|1969
|Victoria
|158
|[[Isaac Isaacs]]
|Governor-General, Chief Justice of Australia
|[[Mark Dreyfus]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Jagajaga|Jagajaga]]
|1984
|Victoria
|137
|Three [[Wurundjeri]] elders
|Aboriginal elders
|[[Kate Thwaites]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Kennedy|Kennedy]]
|1901
|Queensland
|567,377
|[[Edmund Kennedy]]
|Explorer
|[[Bob Katter]]
|Katter's Australian
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Kingsford Smith|Kingsford Smith]]
|1949
|New South Wales
|61
|[[Charles Kingsford Smith]]
|Aviator
|[[Matt Thistlethwaite]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Kingston|Kingston]]
|1949
|South Australia
|165
|[[Charles Kingston]]
|Premier of South Australia
|[[Amanda Rishworth]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Kooyong|Kooyong]]
|1901
|Victoria
|59
|Suburb of [[Kooyong, Victoria|Kooyong]]
|Geographic location
|[[Monique Ryan]]
|Independent
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of La Trobe|La Trobe]]
|1949
|Victoria
|1,303
|[[Charles La Trobe]]
|Governor of Victoria
|[[Jason Wood (politician)|Jason Wood]] 
|Liberal
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Lalor|Lalor]]
|1949
|Victoria
|180
|[[Peter Lalor]]
|Leader of the [[Eureka Rebellion]]
|[[Joanne Ryan (politician)|Joanne Ryan]] 
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Leichhardt|Leichhardt]]
|1949
|Queensland
|148,559
|[[Ludwig Leichhardt]]
|Explorer
|[[Matt Smith (Queensland politician)|Matt Smith]]
|Labor
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Lilley|Lilley]]
|1913
|Queensland
|144
|[[Charles Lilley]]
|Premier, Chief Justice of Queensland
|[[Anika Wells]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Lindsay|Lindsay]]
|1984
|New South Wales
|325
|[[Norman Lindsay]]
|Artist
|[[Melissa McIntosh]]
|Liberal
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Lingiari|Lingiari]]
|2001
|Northern Territory<br>Christmas Island<br>Cocos (Keeling) Islands
|1,348,073
|[[Vincent Lingiari]]
|Aboriginal activist
|[[Marion Scrymgour]]
|Labor
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Longman|Longman]]
|1996
|Queensland
|1,237
|[[Irene Longman]]
|Politician
|[[Terry Young (Australian politician)|Terry Young]]
|Liberal National
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Lyne|Lyne]]
|1949
|New South Wales
|16,041
|[[William Lyne]]
|Premier of New South Wales
|[[Alison Penfold]] 
|Nationals
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Lyons|Lyons]]
|1984
|Tasmania
|35,721
|[[Joseph Lyons|Joseph]] and [[Enid Lyons]]
|Prime Minister and politician
|[[Rebecca White]] 
|Labor
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Macarthur|Macarthur]]
|1949
|New South Wales
|307
|[[John Macarthur (wool pioneer)|John]] and [[Elizabeth Macarthur]]
|Pioneers of early settlement
|[[Mike Freelander]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Mackellar|Mackellar]]
|1949
|New South Wales
|222
|[[Charles Mackellar|Charles]] and [[Dorothea Mackellar]]
|Politician and poet
|[[Sophie Scamps]]
|Independent
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Macnamara|Macnamara]]
|2019
|Victoria
|38
|[[Jean Macnamara]]
|Scientist
|[[Josh Burns (politician)|Josh Burns]] 
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Macquarie|Macquarie]]
|1901
|New South Wales
|4,387
|[[Lachlan Macquarie]]
|Governor of New South Wales
|[[Susan Templeman]]
|Labor
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Makin|Makin]]
|1984
|South Australia
|162
|[[Norman Makin]]
|Politician
|[[Tony Zappia]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Mallee|Mallee]]
|1949
|Victoria
|83,412
|Region of [[Mallee (region, Victoria)|the Mallee]]
|Geographic location
|[[Anne Webster]]
|Nationals
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Maranoa|Maranoa]]
|1901
|Queensland
|729,897
|[[Maranoa River]]
|Geographic location
|[[David Littleproud]]
|Liberal National
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Maribyrnong|Maribyrnong]]
|1906
|Victoria
|70
|[[Maribyrnong River]]
|Geographic location
|[[Jo Briskey]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Mayo|Mayo]]
|1984
|South Australia
|9,135
|[[Helen Mayo]]
|Doctor
|[[Rebekha Sharkie]]
|Centre Alliance
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of McEwen|McEwen]]
|1984
|Victoria
|2,288
|[[John McEwen]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Rob Mitchell (Victorian politician)|Rob Mitchell]] 
|Labor
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of McMahon|McMahon]]
|2010
|New South Wales
|179
|[[William McMahon]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Chris Bowen]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of McPherson|McPherson]]
|1949
|Queensland
|229
|[[McPherson Range]]
|Geographic location
|[[Leon Rebello]]
|Liberal National
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Melbourne|Melbourne]]
|1901
|Victoria
|39
|City of [[Melbourne]]
|Geographic location
|[[Sarah Witty]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Menzies|Menzies]]
|1984
|Victoria
|102
|[[Robert Menzies]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Gabriel Ng]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Mitchell|Mitchell]]
|1949
|New South Wales
|79
|[[Thomas Mitchell (explorer)|Thomas Mitchell]]
|Explorer
|[[Alex Hawke]]
|Liberal
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Monash|Monash]]
|2019
|Victoria
|8,255
|[[John Monash]]
|General, military commander
|[[Mary Aldred]]
|Liberal
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Moncrieff|Moncrieff]]
|1984
|Queensland
|100
|[[Gladys Moncrieff]]
|Singer
|[[Angie Bell]]
|Liberal National
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Moore|Moore]]
|1949
|Western Australia
|102
|[[George Fletcher Moore]]
|Early settler of Western Australia
|[[Tom French (Australian politician)|Tom French]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Moreton|Moreton]]
|1901
|Queensland
|109
|[[Moreton Bay]]
|Geographic location
|[[Julie-Ann Campbell]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of New England|New England]]
|1901
|New South Wales
|75,237
|Region of [[New England (New South Wales)|New England]]
|Geographic location
|[[Barnaby Joyce]]
|Nationals
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Newcastle|Newcastle]]
|1901
|New South Wales
|159
|City of [[Newcastle, New South Wales|Newcastle]]
|Geographic location
|[[Sharon Claydon]]
|Labor
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Nicholls|Nicholls]]
|2019
|Victoria
|14,116
|[[Douglas Nicholls|Douglas]] and [[Gladys Nicholls]]
|Aboriginal activists
|[[Sam Birrell]]
|Nationals
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of O'Connor|O'Connor]]
|1980
|Western Australia
|1,093,790
|[[C. Y. O'Connor]]
|Engineer
|[[Rick Wilson (Australian politician)|Rick Wilson]] 
|Liberal
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Oxley|Oxley]]
|1949
|Queensland
|159
|[[John Oxley]]
|Explorer
|[[Milton Dick]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Page|Page]]
|1984
|New South Wales
|19,335
|[[Earle Page]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Kevin Hogan (politician)|Kevin Hogan]] 
|Nationals
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Parkes|Parkes]]
|1984
|New South Wales
|406,755
|[[Henry Parkes]]
|Premier of New South Wales
|[[Jamie Chaffey]]
|Nationals
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Parramatta|Parramatta]]
|1901
|New South Wales
|66
|Suburb of [[Parramatta]]
|Geographic location
|[[Andrew Charlton (politician)|Andrew Charlton]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Paterson|Paterson]]
|1949, 1993
|New South Wales
|948
|[[Banjo Paterson]]
|Author, poet
|[[Meryl Swanson]]
|Labor
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Pearce|Pearce]]
|1989
|Western Australia
|755
|[[George Pearce]]
|Politician
|[[Tracey Roberts (politician)|Tracey Roberts]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Perth|Perth]]
|1901
|Western Australia
|69
|City of [[Perth]]
|Geographic location
|[[Patrick Gorman (politician)|Patrick Gorman]] 
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Petrie|Petrie]]
|1949
|Queensland
|152
|[[Andrew Petrie]]
|Architect
|[[Emma Comer]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Rankin|Rankin]]
|1984
|Queensland
|131
|[[Annabelle Rankin]]
|Politician
|[[Jim Chalmers]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Reid|Reid]]
|1922
|New South Wales
|49
|[[George Reid]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Sally Sitou]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Richmond|Richmond]]
|1901
|New South Wales
|2,133
|[[Richmond River]]
|Geographic location
|[[Justine Elliot]]
|Labor
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Riverina|Riverina]]
|1901, 1993
|New South Wales
|52,410
|Region of [[Riverina|the Riverina]]
|Geographic location
|[[Michael McCormack (Australian politician)|Michael McCormack]] 
|Nationals
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Robertson|Robertson]]
|1901
|New South Wales
|939
|[[John Robertson (premier)|John Robertson]]
|Premier of New South Wales
|[[Gordon Reid (politician)|Gordon Reid]]
|Labor
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Ryan|Ryan]]
|1949
|Queensland
|370
|[[T. J. Ryan]]
|Premier of Queensland
|[[Elizabeth Watson-Brown]]
|Greens
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Scullin|Scullin]]
|1968
|Victoria
|174
|[[James Scullin]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Andrew Giles]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Shortland|Shortland]]
|1949
|New South Wales
|204
|[[John Shortland]]
|Explorer
|[[Pat Conroy (politician)|Pat Conroy]] 
|Labor
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Solomon|Solomon]]
|2000
|Northern Territory
|211
|[[Vaiben Louis Solomon]]
|Premier of South Australia
|[[Luke Gosling]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Spence|Spence]]
|2019
|South Australia
|532
|[[Catherine Helen Spence]]
|Politician, author
|[[Matt Burnell]]
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Sturt|Sturt]]
|1949
|South Australia
|97
|[[Charles Sturt]]
|Explorer
|[[Claire Clutterham]] 
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Swan|Swan]]
|1901
|Western Australia
|124
|[[Swan River (Western Australia)|Swan River]]
|Geographic location
|[[Zaneta Mascarenhas]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Sydney|Sydney]]
|1968
|New South Wales
|45
|City of [[Sydney]]
|Geographic location
|[[Tanya Plibersek]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Tangney|Tangney]]
|1974
|Western Australia
|97
|[[Dorothy Tangney]]
|Politician
|[[Sam Lim]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Wannon|Wannon]]
|1901
|Victoria
|34,270
|[[Wannon River]]
|Geographic location
|[[Dan Tehan]]
|Liberal
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Warringah|Warringah]]
|1922
|New South Wales
|51
|[[Warringah Council]]
|Geographic location
|[[Zali Steggall]]
|Independent
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Watson|Watson]]
|1992
||New South Wales
|51
|[[Chris Watson]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Tony Burke]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Wentworth|Wentworth]]
|1901
||New South Wales
|31
|[[William Wentworth]]
|Explorer
|[[Allegra Spender]]
|Independent
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Werriwa|Werriwa]]
|1901
|New South Wales
|111
|Aboriginal name for [[Lake George (New South Wales)|Lake George]]
|Geographic location
|[[Anne Stanley (politician)|Anne Stanley]] 
|Labor
|Outer-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Whitlam|Whitlam]]
|2016
|New South Wales
|2,996
|[[Gough Whitlam]]
|Prime Minister
|[[Carol Berry]] 
|Labor
|Provincial
|-
|[[Division of Wide Bay|Wide Bay]]
|1901
|Queensland
|14,227
|Region of [[Wide Bay–Burnett]]
|Geographic location
|[[Llew O'Brien]]
|Liberal National
|Rural
|-
|[[Division of Wills|Wills]]
|1949
|Victoria
|47
|[[William John Wills]]
|Explorer
|[[Peter Khalil]]
|Labor
|Inner-metropolitan
|-
|[[Division of Wright|Wright]]
|2009
|Queensland
|7,577
|[[Judith Wright]]
|Poet, environmentalist
|[[Scott Buchholz]]
|Liberal National
|Rural
|}

==Abolished divisions==
These divisions no longer exist:

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Name
! Formed
! Abolished
! State
! Namesake
! Known for
|-
|[[Division of Angas (1903–34)|Angas (I)]]
|1903
|1934
|SA
| rowspan="2" |[[George Fife Angas]]
| rowspan="2" |Businessman, banker
|-
|[[Division of Angas (1949–77)|Angas (II)]]
|1949
|1977
|SA
|-
|[[Division of Australian Capital Territory|Australian Capital Territory]]
|1949
|1974
|ACT
|[[Australian Capital Territory]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Balaclava|Balaclava]]
|1901
|1984
|VIC
|Suburb of [[Balaclava, Victoria|Balaclava]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Barrier|Barrier]]
|1901
|1922
|NSW
|[[Barrier Ranges]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Batman|Batman]]
|1906
|2019
|VIC
|[[John Batman]]
|Founder of [[Melbourne]]
|-
|[[Division of Bland|Bland]]
|1901
|1906
|NSW
|[[William Bland]]
|Doctor
|-
|[[Division of Bonython|Bonython]]
|1955
|2004
|SA
|[[John Langdon Bonython]]
|Editor, newspaper proprietor
|-
|[[Division of Bourke|Bourke]]
|1901
|1949
|VIC
|[[Richard Bourke]]
|Governor of NSW
|-
|[[Division of Burke (1949–55)|Burke (I)]]
|1949
|1955
|VIC
| rowspan="2" |[[Robert O'Hara Burke]]
| rowspan="2" |Explorer
|-
|[[Division of Burke (1969–2004)|Burke (II)]]
|1969
|2004
|VIC
|-
|[[Division of Canobolas|Canobolas]]
|1901
|1906
|NSW
|[[Mount Canobolas]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Charlton|Charlton]] 
|1984
|2016
|NSW
|[[Matthew Charlton]]
|Politician
|-
|[[Division of Cook (1906–55)|Cook (I)]]
|1906
|1955
|NSW
|[[James Cook]]
|Explorer
|-
|[[Division of Coolgardie|Coolgardie]]
|1901
|1913
|WA
|Town of [[Coolgardie, Western Australia|Coolgardie]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Corinella (1901–06)|Corinella (I)]]
|1901
|1906
|VIC
| rowspan="2" |Town of [[Corinella, Victoria|Corinella]]
| rowspan="2" |Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Corinella (1990–96)|Corinella (II)]]
|1990
|1996
|VIC
|-
|[[Division of Dalley|Dalley]]
|1901
|1969
|NSW
|[[William Bede Dalley]] 
|Politician, barrister
|-
|[[Division of Dampier|Dampier]]
|1913
|1922
|WA
|[[William Dampier]]
|Explorer
|-
|[[Division of Darebin|Darebin]]
|1949
|1969
|VIC
|[[Darebin Creek]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Darling|Darling]]
|1901
|1977
|NSW
|[[Darling River]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Darling Downs|Darling Downs]]
|1901
|1984
|QLD
|Region of [[Darling Downs]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Darwin|Darwin]]
|1903
|1955
|TAS
|[[Charles Darwin]]
|Scientist
|-
|[[Division of Denison|Denison]]
|1903
|2019
|TAS
|[[William Denison]]
|Governor of Van Diemen's Land and New South Wales
|-
|[[Division of Diamond Valley|Diamond Valley]]
|1969
|1984
|VIC
|[[Diamond Creek, Victoria|Diamond Creek]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Dundas|Dundas]]
|1977
|1993
|NSW
|[[Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville|Henry Dundas]]
|Scottish politician, aristocrat
|-
|[[Division of East Sydney|East Sydney]]
|1901
|1969
|NSW
|[[East Sydney (locality)|East Sydney]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Echuca|Echuca]]
|1901
|1937
|VIC
|Town of [[Echuca]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Evans|Evans]]
|1949
|1977
|NSW
|[[George Evans (explorer)|George Evans]]
|Explorer
|-
|[[Division of Fawkner|Fawkner]]
|1906
|1969
|VIC
|[[John Pascoe Fawkner]]
|Pioneer
|-
|[[Division of Fraser (Australian Capital Territory)|Fraser (I)]]
|1974
|2016
|ACT
|[[Jim Fraser (politician)|Jim Fraser]]
|Politician
|-
|[[Division of Grampians|Grampians]]
|1901
|1922
|VIC
|[[Grampians National Park|Grampians Ranges]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Gwydir|Gwydir]]
|1901
|2007
|NSW
|[[Gwydir River]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Hawker|Hawker]]
|1969
|1993
|SA
|[[Charles Hawker]]
|Politician
|-
|[[Division of Henty|Henty]]
|1913
|1990
|VIC
|[[Henty Brothers|Henty]] family
|Pioneers
|-
|[[Division of Higgins|Higgins]]
|1949
|2025
|VIC
|[[H. B. Higgins]]
|Politician, High Court judge
|-
|[[Division of Higinbotham|Higinbotham]]
|1949
|1969
|VIC
|[[George Higinbotham]]
|Chief Justice of Victoria
|-
|[[Division of Hoddle|Hoddle]]
|1949
|1955
|VIC
|[[Robert Hoddle]]
|Surveyor, artist
|-
|[[Division of Illawarra|Illawarra]]
|1901
|1922
|NSW
|[[Illawarra]] region
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Isaacs (1949–69)|Isaacs (I)]]
|1949
|1969
|VIC
|[[Isaac Isaacs]]
|Governor-General, Chief Justice of Australia
|-
|[[Division of Kalgoorlie|Kalgoorlie]]
|1901
|2010
|WA
|City of [[Kalgoorlie]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Laanecoorie|Laanecoorie]]
|1901
|1913
|VIC
|Town of [[Laanecoorie, Victoria|Laanecoorie]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Lang|Lang]]
|1901
|1977
|NSW
|[[John Dunmore Lang]]
|Politician, activist
|-
|[[Division of Lawson|Lawson]]
|1949
|1969
|NSW
|[[Henry Lawson]]
|Writer, poet
|-
|[[Division of Lowe|Lowe]]
|1949
|2010
|NSW
|[[Robert Lowe]]
|British statesman
|-
|[[Division of Martin|Martin]]
|1922
|1955
|NSW
|[[James Martin (premier)|James Martin]]
|Premier, Chief Justice of New South Wales
|-
|[[Division of McMillan|McMillan]]
|1949
|2019
|VIC
|[[Angus McMillan]]
|Pioneer
|-
|[[Division of Melbourne Ports|Melbourne Ports]]
|1901
|2019
|VIC
|Suburb of [[Port Melbourne, Victoria|Port Melbourne]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Mernda|Mernda]]
|1901
|1913
|VIC
|Town of [[Mernda]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Moira|Moira]]
|1901
|1906
|VIC
|[[Shire of Moira]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Murray|Murray]]
|1949
|2019
|VIC
|[[Murray River]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Namadgi|Namadgi]]
|1996
|1998
|ACT
|[[Namadgi National Park]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Nepean|Nepean]]
|1906
|1922
|NSW
|[[Evan Nepean]]
|British politician
|-
|[[Division of North Sydney|North Sydney]]
|1901
|2025
|NSW
|Suburb of [[North Sydney, New South Wales|North Sydney]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Northern Melbourne|Northern Melbourne]]
|1901
|1906
|VIC
|Suburb of [[North Melbourne, Victoria|North Melbourne]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Northern Territory|Northern Territory]]
|1922
|2001
|NT
|[[Northern Territory]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Oxley (1901–34)|Oxley (I)]]
|1901
|1934
|QLD
|[[John Oxley]]
|Explorer
|-
|[[Division of Parkes (1901–69)|Parkes (I)]]
|1901
|1969
|NSW
|[[Henry Parkes]]
|Premier of NSW
|-
|[[Division of Phillip|Phillip]]
|1949
|1993
|NSW
|[[Arthur Phillip]]
|Governor of New South Wales
|-
|[[Division of Port Adelaide|Port Adelaide]]
|1949
|2019
|SA
|Suburb of [[Port Adelaide]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Prospect|Prospect]]
|1969
|2010
|NSW
|[[Prospect Reservoir]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Riverina-Darling|Riverina-Darling]]
|1984
|1993
|NSW
|[[Riverina]] region and the [[Darling River]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Scullin (1955–69)|Scullin (I)]]
|1955
|1969
|VIC
|[[James Scullin]]
|Prime Minister
|-
|[[Division of South Australia|South Australia]]
|1901
|1903
|SA
|[[South Australia]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of South Sydney|South Sydney]]
|1901
|1934
|NSW
|Area of [[Southern Sydney]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Southern Melbourne|Southern Melbourne]]
|1901
|1906
|VIC
|Suburb of [[South Melbourne, Victoria|South Melbourne]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Streeton|Streeton]]
|1984
|1990
|VIC
|[[Arthur Streeton]]
|Painter
|-
|[[Division of Stirling|Stirling]]
|1955
|2022
|WA
|[[James Stirling (Royal Navy officer)|James Stirling]]
|Governor of Western Australia
|-
|[[Division of St George|St George]]
|1949
|1993
|NSW
|[[St George (Sydney)|St George]] region
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Tasmania|Tasmania]]
|1901
|1903
|TAS
|[[Tasmania]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Throsby|Throsby]]
|1984
|2016
|NSW
|[[Charles Throsby]]
|Explorer
|-
|[[Division of Wakefield|Wakefield]]
|1903
|2019
|SA
|[[Edward Gibbon Wakefield]]
|Pioneer
|-
|[[Division of Watson (1934–69)|Watson (I)]]
|1934
|1969
|NSW
|[[Chris Watson]]
|Prime Minister
|-
|[[Division of West Sydney|West Sydney]]
|1901
|1969
|NSW
|Area of [[Inner West|Western Sydney]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Wilmot|Wilmot]]
|1903
|1984
|TAS
|[[Sir John Eardley-Wilmot, 1st Baronet|Sir John Eardley-Wilmot]]
|Lieutenant-Governor of Van Diemen's Land
|-
|[[Division of Wimmera|Wimmera]]
|1901
|1977
|VIC
|[[Wimmera|Wimmera region]]
|Geographic location
|-
|[[Division of Yarra|Yarra]]
|1901
|1969
|VIC
|[[Yarra River]]
|Geographic location
|}

==See also==
*[[List of members of the Australian House of Representatives]]
*[[Australian electoral system]]

==External links==
*[http://psephos.adam-carr.net/countries/a/australia/divisions/divisions.shtml Adam Carr's Electoral Archive: Index of House of Representatives Divisions 1901–2001]

==References==
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[[Category:Subdivisions of Australia]]
[[Category:Lists of Australian electorates| Australia]]
[[Category:Australia politics-related lists]]
[[Category:Australian House of Representatives lists]]