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Orford

History of the electoral division

(Explanatory notes)

1972 The electoral division of ORFORD is created. It is made up of:
  • a part of the previous electoral division of Shefford;
  • a part of the previous electoral division of Sherbrooke;
  • a part of the previous electoral division of Stanstead.
1980 The new electoral division of ORFORD is made up of:

a part of the previous electoral division of Orford
(34 196 electors).
1985 The new electoral division of ORFORD is made up of:
  • a part of the previous electoral division of Mégantic-Compton
    (0 elector);
  • a part of the previous electoral division of Orford
    (35 703 electors).
1988 The new electoral division of ORFORD is made up of:
  • the previous electoral division of Orford
    (37 926 electors);
  • a part of the previous electoral division of Saint-François
    (0 elector);
  • a part of the previous electoral division of Sherbrooke
    (0 elector).
1992 The new electoral division of ORFORD is made up of:

a part of the previous electoral division of Orford
(41 424 electors).
2001 The new electoral division of ORFORD is made up of:
  • a part of the previous electoral division of Orford
    (46 365 electors);
  • a part of the previous electoral division of Saint-François
    (582 electors);
  • a part of the previous electoral division of Sherbrooke
    (5 electors).
2011 The new electoral division of ORFORD comprises
  • Part of the former electoral division of Orford (30,299 electors); and
  • Part of the former electoral division of Brome-Missisquoi (7,091 electors).