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Québec electoral map

Summary

Québec is divided into 127 electoral divisions, which form the provincial electoral map. These electoral divisions are subdivided into electoral precincts and polling subdivisions.

In this section

Interactive map

The interactive map shows Québec’s 17 administrative regions as well as its electoral divisions.

To view the map of an electoral division, begin by selecting one of the administrative regions and then choose the electoral division of your choice from the list given under the regional map. You may then access the information sheet about the electoral division, and its socioeconomic and historical details.

Notes

  • The municipal boundaries are the ones that were in effect on November 30, 2025.
  • The boundaries of the electoral divisions were simplified on the interactive map.
  • The administrative regions boundaries are the ones that were in effect on July 28, 2021
  • List of abbreviations used on the electoral maps

Downloadable official maps

Provincial maps

Regional maps

Maps of polling subdivisions and electoral precincts

Electoral division maps are often segmented into several files for easier consultation. They can be divided by municipality or by geographical area (north or south, for example).

A polling subdivision covers a maximum of 475 electors living in a particular area. It is the smallest delimitation unit of an electoral division. Polling subdivisions are numbered sequentially within an electoral division. The territorial boundaries of a polling subdivision may vary from one election to the next. Some residential facilities (CHSLDs, private seniors’ residences, etc.) host a polling station in their common area for electors residing there. Polling subdivision numbers (500, 501, 502, etc.) are assigned to these residential facilities.

An electoral precinct includes all polling subdivisions within a single polling place. An electoral precinct is identified by a circled number.

Finding an electoral division

Use one of the following three methods to select an electoral division and download the polling subdivision maps.

 

Number of electors in the electoral divisions

Last update: October 31, 2026

This table provides the electoral population of each electoral division as well as the deviation from the provincial average of electors per electoral division.

As part of the electoral map revision process, the electoral population is rebalanced between divisions to ensure fair and equitable representation of electors.

For an extensive overview of this data, you can download the Excel document (in French) or consult the interactive map (in French).

Electoral division Number of electors Deviation from the average
Abitibi-Est 33,415 -34.6%
Abitibi-Ouest 35,294 -31.0%
Acadie 50,213 -1.8%
Anjou–Louis-Riel 41,505 -18.8%
Argenteuil 43,074 -15.8%
Arthabaska-L’Érable 61,911 21.1%
Beauce-Nord 46,711 -8.6%
Beauce-Sud 50,842 -0.6%
Beauharnois 60,033 17.4%
Bellechasse 46,217 -9.6%
Bellefeuille 45,491 -11.0%
Berthier 54,127 5.9%
Bertrand 60,199 17.7%
Blainville 62,416 22.1%
Bonaventure 35,855 -29.9%
Borduas 58,714 14.8%
Bourassa-Sauvé 44,157 -13.6%
Brome-Missisquoi 57,606 12.7%
Camille-Laurin 49,361 -3.5%
Chambly 54,535 6.7%
Champlain 60,775 18.9%
Chapleau 59,197 15.8%
Charlesbourg 57,727 12.9%
Charlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré 55,986 9.5%
Châteauguay 57,071 11.6%
Chauveau 60,063 17.5%
Chicoutimi 45,870 -10.3%
Chomedey 57,241 12.0%
Chutes-de-la-Chaudière 62,124 21.5%
Côte-du-Sud 50,560 -1.1%
D’Arcy-McGee 56,900 11.3%
Daniel-Johnson 49,529 -3.1%
Deux-Montagnes 50,603 -1.0%
Drummond–Bois-Francs 53,577 4.8%
Dubuc 43,090 -15.7%
Duplessis 37,013 -27.6%
Fabre 58,705 14.8%
Gaspé 30,080 -41.2%
Gatineau 61,888 21.0%
Gouin 43,100 -15.7%
Granby 59,117 15.6%
Groulx 54,251 6.1%
Hochelaga-Maisonneuve 40,845 -20.1%
Hull 60,987 19.3%
Huntingdon 50,428 -1.4%
Iberville 51,453 0.6%
Îles-de-la-Madeleine3 11,146 -78.2%
Jacques-Cartier 48,484 -5.2%
Jean-Lesage 44,667 -12.6%
Jean-Talon 47,853 -6.4%
Jeanne-Mance–Viger 49,978 -2.3%
Joliette 59,398 16.2%
Jonquière 45,387 -11.2%
L’Assomption 57,242 12.0%
La Peltrie 59,756 16.9%
La Pinière 58,927 15.3%
La Prairie 50,904 -0.4%
Labelle 54,429 6.5%
Lac-Saint-Jean 44,750 -12.5%
LaFontaine 42,568 -16.7%
Laurier-Dorion 44,369 -13.2%
Laval-des-Rapides 56,695 10.9%
Laviolette–Saint-Maurice 60,851 19.0%
Les Plaines 49,926 -2.4%
Lévis 54,139 5.9%
Lotbinière-Frontenac 59,671 16.7%
Louis-Hébert 48,173 -5.8%
Marguerite-Bourgeoys 53,419 4.5%
Marie-Lacoste-Gérin-Lajoie 46,343 -9.4%
Marie-Victorin 44,614 -12.7%
Marquette 45,499 -11.0%
Maskinongé 48,292 -5.5%
Masson 55,434 8.4%
Matane-Matapédia-Mitis 46,468 -9.1%
Maurice-Richard 46,062 -9.9%
Mégantic 51,926 1.6%
Mercier 45,592 -10.8%
Mille-Îles 50,046 -2.1%
Mirabel 55,318 8.2%
Mont-Royal–Outremont 58,937 15.3%
Montarville 53,879 5.4%
Montmorency 58,207 13.8%
Nelligan 58,337 14.1%
Nicolet-Bécancour 41,216 -19.4%
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce 47,267 -7.6%
Orford 47,975 -6.2%
Papineau 60,930 19.2%
Pierre-Laporte 53,134 3.9%
Pointe-aux-Trembles 40,304 -21.2%
Pontiac 56,398 10.3%
Portneuf 56,168 9.9%
Prévost 53,384 4.4%
René-Lévesque 31,969 -37.5%
Repentigny 56,873 11.2%
Richelieu 54,258 6.1%
Richmond 59,358 16.1%
Rimouski 46,560 -8.9%
Rivière-du-Loup–Témiscouata–Les Basques 52,093 1.9%
Robert-Baldwin 55,117 7.8%
Roberval 44,561 -12.8%
Rosemont 52,325 2.3%
Rousseau 49,583 -3.0%
Rouyn-Noranda–Témiscamingue 44,445 -13.1%
Saint-François 55,121 7.8%
Saint-Henri–Sainte-Anne 60,397 18.1%
Saint-Hyacinthe 55,685 8.9%
Saint-Jean 61,634 20.5%
Saint-Jérôme 46,115 -9.8%
Saint-Laurent 59,627 16.6%
Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques 42,863 -16.2%
Sainte-Rose 58,439 14.3%
Sanguinet 45,467 -11.1%
Sherbrooke 53,666 5.0%
Soulanges 58,983 15.4%
Taillon 52,313 2.3%
Taschereau 48,603 -4.9%
Terrebonne 55,405 8.4%
Trois-Rivières 54,217 6.0%
Ungava 30,774 -39.8%
Vachon 54,287 6.2%
Vanier-Les Rivières 59,824 17.0%
Vaudreuil 62,582 22.4%
Verchères 56,365 10.2%
Verdun 49,968 -2.3%
Viau 39,427 -22.9%
Vimont-Auteuil 46,988 -8.1%
Westmount–Saint-Louis 53,191 4.0%
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