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2024 and Beyond Electoral District Maps (for Council candidates)

pdf All Council Districts Map (5.27 MB)
pdf District 1 (3.04 MB)
pdf District 2 (2.01 MB)
pdf District 3 (2.61 MB)
pdf District 4 (2.53 MB)
pdf District 5 (3.15 MB)
pdf District 6 (2.97 MB)
pdf District 7 (1.88 MB)
pdf District 8 (2.51 MB)
pdf District 9 (3.33 MB)
pdf District 10 (2.61 MB)

Existing Electoral Districts - the maps below are in effect until October 2024. 

pdf All Council Districts Map (3.97 MB)
pdf District 1 (1.33 MB)
pdf District 2 (929 KB)
pdf District 3 (1.05 MB)
pdf District 4 (1.19 MB)
pdf District 5 (1.01 MB)
pdf District 6 (966 KB)
pdf District 7 (1.19 MB)
pdf District 8 (1013 KB)
pdf District 9 (1.05 MB)
pdf District 10 (1.03 MB)

2022 Electoral Boundary Review

For information on the 2022 Electoral Boundary Review, please visit https://engage.modl.ca/boundaryreview.

2016 Electoral Boundary Review

Communities in Nova Scotia are required by the Municipal Government Act to review the number of electoral boundaries and councillors within their region once every eight years. In November 2014, the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg (MODL) began this process with a series of public consultations to inform the development of new electoral boundary options. The feedback was very helpful in adjusting current electoral boundaries to better reflect criteria as established by the Nova Scotia Utilities Review (NSUARB). NSUARB decision