Talk:Division of Parramatta

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Map out of date[edit]

The small location map on this article is out of date, following the redistribution. The Division of Parramatta now extends further to the west (as far as Seven Hills and Kings Langley) and has lost areas south of Victoria Road and Kissing Point Road, and east of Marsden Road. The changes, resulting from New South Wales being reduced from 50 to 49 divisions, basically enlarged each division in terms of average voter numbers. Parramatta gained voters from Division of Greenway and lost voters into the Division of Reid and the Division of Bennelong. Darcyj 10:00, 12 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]