Division of Capricornia

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Australian federal electoral division

The Division of Capricornia is an Australian federal electoral division in Queensland, centered on the city of Rockhampton and surrounding coastal and inland areas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Australian federal electoral division ⓘ
borderFeature Coral Sea ⓘ
centeredOn Rockhampton ⓘ
chamber House of Representatives ⓘ
classification provincial ⓘ
containsCity Rockhampton ⓘ
containsIndustry agriculture ⓘ
beef cattle ⓘ
mining ⓘ
tourism ⓘ
containsLocalGovernmentArea Central Highlands region ⓘ
surface form: Central Highlands Region

Isaac Region ⓘ
Livingstone Shire ⓘ
Rockhampton Region ⓘ
country Australia ⓘ
created 1900 ⓘ
currentMP Michelle Landry ⓘ
currentMPFederalCoalition Liberal–National Coalition ⓘ
currentMPFederalParty Liberal National ⓘ
surface form: Liberal National Party
currentMPParty Liberal National Party of Queensland ⓘ
electoralSystem preferential voting ⓘ
electorateType rural and regional ⓘ
electorCountDate 2022 ⓘ
electors about 110000 ⓘ
federalElectorateFor House of Representatives of Australia ⓘ
surface form: Australian House of Representatives
firstElection 1901 ⓘ
governingBody Parliament of Australia ⓘ
hasChangedHandsBetween Australian Labor Party ⓘ
conservative parties ⓘ
hasCoastlineOn Pacific Ocean ⓘ
includesAreaType coastal areas ⓘ
inland areas ⓘ
includesTown Blackwater ⓘ
Clermont ⓘ
Emu Park ⓘ
Gracemere ⓘ
Middlemount ⓘ
Moranbah ⓘ
Mount Morgan ⓘ
Rockhampton ⓘ
Springsure ⓘ
Yeppoon ⓘ
locatedIn Queensland ⓘ
Rockhampton Region ⓘ
surface form: Rockhampton region
namedAfter Tropic of Capricorn ⓘ
region Central Queensland ⓘ
safeOrMarginal marginal ⓘ
state Queensland ⓘ
timeZone AEST ⓘ
UTCOffset +10 ⓘ

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