11 March 2017 State General Election Boundaries

These boundaries were determined in late 2015 and will be used in the next State election.

This map shows the boundaries for the next State general election for Western Australia's electoral districts and regions, compared to the previous State electoral boundaries.

If you are enquiring as to which electoral district you will be voting within for the March 2017 election, click here

If you want more information on the approach taken by the Commissioners during the review of electoral boundaries you may like to review these boundaries alongside the Commissioner's 2015 Final Boundaries by Region and District report, which explains the approach taken by the Commissioners during this review and how the boundaries were determined.

To compare the 2015 final boundaries to the proposed boundaries released in July 2015, see 2015 Proposed Boundaries.

2015 Electoral Boundary Review Interactive Map

This map is a guide only. For an accurate representation and description of electoral boundaries, download the maps and read the descriptions in the 2015 Final Boundaries report.

The 2015 final boundaries printable maps are highly detailed and are designed to be printed in colour at A3 size. Copies of maps at this scale are available from Electoral Boundaries WA on request.

Additional data provided under licence by:

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A geographic information system (GIS) incorporating the Victorian Electoral Boundaries Commission’s BoundaryMaker software, and adapted for use in Western Australia, was used for the spatial mapping of proposed boundaries. This software integrates Western Australian electoral enrolment figures with Census data collection boundaries from the Australian Bureau of Statistics with overlays of topographical and transport layers, and satellite images. It provides an efficient and reliable tool for modelling alternative boundaries.