Division of Moore - Geography

Geography

The seat presently contains the entire western half of the City of Joondalup, with its boundaries to the east being Mitchell Freeway, Ocean Reef Road and the centre line of Lake Joondalup, as well as the coastal suburb of Watermans Bay in the City of Stirling. Its northern boundary is the fence line separating Tamala Park in the City of Wanneroo from Kinross and Burns Beach. Suburbs presently included are:

  • Beldon
  • Burns Beach
  • Connolly
  • Craigie
  • Currambine
  • Duncraig
  • Edgewater
  • Heathridge
  • Hillarys
  • Iluka
  • Joondalup
  • Kallaroo
  • Kinross
  • Marmion
  • Mullaloo
  • Ocean Reef
  • Padbury
  • Sorrento
  • Watermans Bay

The 2008 redistribution, when it takes effect at the 2010 election, will add the City of Wanneroo suburbs of Mindarie, Clarkson, Carramar and part of Banksia Grove, whilst removing the small section of City of Stirling in Watermans Bay. Antony Green has calculated, based on 2007 votes, that this reduces the seat's Liberal margin from 9.2% to 9.0%.

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