Electoral division of Macquarie

Former Tasmanian Legislative Council electoral division

This article is about the former Tasmanian Legislative Council seat. For the Australian House of Representatives seat, see Division of Macquarie. For the former NSW Legislative Assembly seat, see Electoral district of Macquarie.

The Electoral division of Macquarie was an electoral division in the Tasmanian Legislative Council of Australia. It existed from 1886 to 1999, when it was abolished since the Council was reduced from 19 to 15 seats. It took its name from former New South Wales Governor Lachlan Macquarie.

## Members

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Member  | Party  | Period

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| James Agnew | Independent | 1886–1887
| Alfred Page | Independent | 1887–1909
| Alfred Youl | Independent | 1909–1920
| George Pitt | Independent | 1920–1932
| Albert Bendall | Independent | 1932–1944
| Compton Archer | Independent | 1944–1950
| Thomas Cheek | Independent | 1950–1968
| George Shaw | Independent | 1968–1998
| Russell Anderson | Independent | 1998–1999

## See also

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* Tasmanian Legislative Council electoral divisions

## References

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* Past election results for Macquarie

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Former electoral divisions of the Tasmanian Legislative Council

* Apsley
* Brighton
* Buckingham
* Cambridge
* Campbell Town
* Cornwall
* Cumberland
* Emu Bay
* Glamorgan
* Gordon
* Hobart Town
* Jordan
* Leven
* Longford
* Macquarie
* Meander
* Monmouth
* Morven
* Newdegate
* New Norfolk
* North Esk
* Paterson
* Queenborough
* Richmond
* Roland
* Rowallan
* Russell
* Sorell
* South Esk
* Tamar
* Wellington
* Westbury
* West Devon
* Western Tiers
* Westmorland

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