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  MACQUARIE
Federal House of Representatives
The information on this page was obtained from Australian Electoral Commission publications and the Australian Bureau of Statistics and was correct at February 2008.
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© Commonwealth of Australia (Australian Electoral Commission) 2001
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Current Member Bob DEBUS
   
Current Party Australian Labor Party
   
Description Outer Metropolitan
   
Location Macquarie covers an area from Glenbrook in the east, the eastern and northern boundaries of the Lithgow City Council local government area in the north, Bathurst in the west and the Abercrombie, Kowmung and Coxs rivers generally in the south. The main towns include Bathurst, Blackheath, Katoomba, Lithgow, Mount Victoria, Oberon, Portland, Springwood, and Wentworth Falls.
   
Origin Macquarie was named after Governor Lachlan Macquarie (1762-1824) Governor of New South Wales from 1809-1821. Macquarie was first proclaimed in 1900. The first election was held for the Division in 1901.
   
Products/Industries Tourism, coal and gold mining, power generation, cement works, fruit growing, timber, vineyards, wool processing, transport, whitegoods manufacturing, agriculture and pastoral.
   
State NSW
   
Area 12,084 sq kms (approx)
   
Population 133,181 as at 2006
   
Enrolled Electors 94,879 as at 30/11/07
   

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