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Constituency: West Tyrone Parliamentary Polling Scheme Review Draft 2019 CONSTITUENCY: WEST TYRONE ST CAIREALL'S PRIMARY SCHOOL, 36 TRIENAMONGAN ROAD, CASTLEDERG, BT81 7XF BALLOT BOX 1/WTY TOTAL ELECTORATE 1168 WARD STREET POSTCODE 1001 AGHALOUGHER ROAD, AGHALOUGHER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EX 1001 AGHALUNNY ROAD, AGHALUNNY, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EZ 1001 BALLYMONGAN ROAD, AGHALUNNY, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HD 1001 MEENAFERGUS ROAD, AGHALUNNY, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EZ 1001 AGHAMORE ROAD, AGHAMORE, CASTLEDERG BT81 7ER 1001 AGHASCREBAGH ROAD, AGHAMORE, CASTLEDERG BT81 7ES 1001 CREEDUFF ROAD, AGHNAHOO, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TF 1001 GLEN ROAD, AGHNAHOO, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TQ 1001 AGHYARAN ROAD, AGHYARAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YA 1001 AGHYARAN RD UPPER, AGHYARAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YA 1001 ALTAMULLAN ROAD, AGHYARAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XY 1001 CHURCH ROAD, AGHYARAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XZ 1001 CORGARY ROAD, AGHYARAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YE 1001 ESSAN ROAD, AGHYARAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YN 1001 PARK ROAD, AGHYARAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YW 1001 TULLYCAR ROAD, AGHYARAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YB 1001 AGHYARAN ROAD, ALTAMULLAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YA 1001 TULLYCAR ROAD, ALTAMULLAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YB 1001 ALTAMULLAN ROAD, ARDARVER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XY 1001 ARDARVER ROAD, ARDARVER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YD 1001 CORGARY ROAD, ARDARVER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YE 1001 BALLYMONGAN ROAD, BALLYMONGAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HD 1001 PULLYTEAN ROAD, BALLYMONGAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HE 1001 CARNOUGHTER ROAD, CARNOUGHTER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TU 1001 CAVAN ROAD, CARNOUGHTER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UB 1001 DREENAN ROAD, CARNOUGHTER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TZ 1001 MAGHERENNY ROAD, CARNOUGHTER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TU 1001 MONEYGAL ROAD, CARNOUGHTER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TT 1001 PULLANS ROAD, CARNOUGHTER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TY 1001 TRIENAMONGAN ROAD, CARRACOGHAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XF 1001 ESSAN ROAD, CLAGERNAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YN 1001 TULLYCAR ROAD, CLAGERNAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YB 1001 TRIENAMONGAN ROAD, COMMON, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XE 1001 CREEDUFF ROAD, CREEDUFF, KILLEN BT81 7TF 1001 GLASHAGH ROAD, CREEDUFF, KILLEN BT81 7TA 1001 RIVERVIEW ROAD, CREEDUFF, KILLEN BT81 7TH 1001 WOODSIDE ROAD, CREEDUFF, KILLEN BT81 7TB 1001 BALLYMONGAN ROAD, CRIGHDENIS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HF 1001 CRILLYS HILL ROAD, CRILLYS HILL, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EW 1001 DREENAN ROAD, DREENAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UE 1001 LISNACLOON ROAD, DREENAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UF 1001 ESSAN ROAD, ESSAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YN 1001 CORGARY ROAD, FIRST CORGARY, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YF 1001 THIRD CORGARY ROAD, FIRST CORGARY, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YQ 1001 BLANE ROAD, GARVAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7DU 1001 CARN ROAD, GARVAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UX 1001 CAVAN ROAD, GARVAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UB 1001 DREENAN ROAD, GARVAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TZ 1001 LAGHTFOGGY ROAD, GARVAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XD 1001 LISNACLOON ROAD, GARVAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UF 1001 GARVAGHBLANE ROAD, GARVAGH BLANE, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UY 1001 CARN ROAD, GARVAGH PULLANS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UX 1001 GARVAGHBLANE ROAD, GARVAGH PULLANS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UY 1001 SHANAGHY ROAD, GOLANDUN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HB Parliamentary Polling Scheme Review Draft 2019 Page 1 1001 AGHALUNNY ROAD, GORTNAGROSS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EU 1001 MAGHERAKEEL ROAD, GORTNAGROSS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HA 1001 AGHALOUGHER ROAD, KILLETER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EX 1001 AGHALUNNY ROAD, KILLETER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EU 1001 CRILLY PARK, KILLETER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7DX 1001 MAIN STREET, KILLETER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EL 1001 MEENAMULLIN ROAD, KILLETER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HQ 1001 WOODSIDE ROAD, KILLETER, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EH 1001 LAGHT ROAD, LAGHTFOGGY, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XA 1001 LAGHTFOGGY ROAD, LAGHTFOGGY, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XB 1001 LAGHT ROAD, LAGHTMORRIS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XA 1001 LAGHTFOGGY ROAD, LAGHTMORRIS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XB 1001 LAGHTMORRIS ROAD, LAGHTMORRIS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UZ 1001 CARN ROAD, LEGATONEGAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UR 1001 LEGATONEGAN ROAD, LEGATONEGAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UJ 1001 MULLANABREEN ROAD, LEGATONEGAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UT 1001 TRIENAMONGAN ROAD, LEGATONEGAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XE 1001 AGHNAHOO ROAD, LEITRIM, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TG 1001 GLEN ROAD, LEITRIM, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TQ 1001 FORT ROAD, LISLAIRD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UL 1001 LEGATONEGAN ROAD, LISLAIRD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UJ 1001 MAGHERANAGEERAGH ROAD, LISLAIRD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UP 1001 AGHALUNNY ROAD, MAGHERAKEEL, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EZ 1001 MAGHERAKEEL ROAD, MAGHERAKEEL, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HA 1001 SHANAGHY ROAD, MAGHERAKEEL, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HB 1001 CARN ROAD, MAGHERANAGEERAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EQ 1001 FORT ROAD, MAGHERANAGEERAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UL 1001 MAGHERANAGEERAGH ROAD, MAGHERANAGEERAGH, BT81 7UP CASTLEDERG 1001 MCNALLY PARK, MAGHERANAGEERAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UW 1001 CORGARY ROAD, MEENABLAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YG 1001 MEENABLAGH ROAD, MEENABLAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YH 1001 MEENAFERGUS ROAD, MEENAFERGUS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EZ 1001 TULLYCAR ROAD, MEENAGROGAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YB 1001 TULLYCAR ROAD, MEENAKEERIN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YJ 1001 MEENAMULLIN ROAD, MEENAMULLAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HQ 1001 MULLANABREEN ROAD, MULLANABREEN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UT 1001 AGHNAHOO ROAD, SCRALEA, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EP 1001 CORGARY ROAD, SECOND CORGARY, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YF 1001 SEEGRONAN ROAD, SEEGRONAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7ET 1001 SHANAGHY ROAD, SHANAGHY, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HB 1001 CORGARY ROAD, SIXTH CORGARY, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YG 1001 SPEERHOLME ROAD, SPEERHOLME, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EJ 1001 WOODSIDE ROAD, SPEERHOLME, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EH 1001 CORGARY ROAD, THIRD CORGARY, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YF 1001 THIRD CORGARY ROAD, THIRD CORGARY, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YQ 1001 SHANAGHY ROAD, TIEVENAMEENTA, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HB 1001 BALLYURE ROAD, TRIENAMONGAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XG 1001 TRIENAMONGAN ROAD, TRIENAMONGAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XF 1001 MEENABLAGH ROAD, TULLYCAR, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YH 1001 MULLYFAMORE ROAD, TULLYCAR, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YL 1001 TULLYCAR ROAD, TULLYCAR, CASTLEDERG BT81 7YJ CONSTITUENCY: WEST TYRONE EDWARDS PRIMARY SCHOOL, 26 HOSPITAL ROAD, CASTLEDERG, BT81 7HY BALLOT BOX 2/WTY TOTAL ELECTORATE 819 WARD STREET POSTCODE 1001 ALEXANDER PARK, CASTLEDERG BT81 7BS 1001 ASHBURN PARK, CASTLEDERG BT81 7BA Parliamentary Polling Scheme Review Draft 2019 Page 2 1001 DERG VIEW, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EA 1001 MILLDAM VIEW, CASTLEDERG BT81 7DP 1001 MILLBROOK GARDENS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7DF 1001 CARNDREEN ROAD, CARNDREEN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UD 1001 CAVAN ROAD, CARNDREEN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UA 1001 CAVAN ROAD, CARNDREEN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TS 1001 LISNACLOON ROAD, CARNDREEN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UF 1001 MONEYGAL ROAD, CARNDREEN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TT 1001 CAVAN ROAD, CAVAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TS 1001 MONEYGAL ROAD, CAVAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XT 1001 KILCROAGH ROAD, DARTANS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XR 1001 KILLETER ROAD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7BR 1001 KILLETER ROAD, DARTANS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XP 1001 MONEYGAL ROAD, DARTANS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XT 1001 MOURNEBEG ROAD, DARTANS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XS 1001 BARLEYHILL ROAD, KILCLEAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7LL 1001 CASTLEFIN ROAD, KILCLEAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7JZ 1001 CLOONY ROAD, KILCLEAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7LF 1001 KILCLEAN ROAD, KILCLEAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7LD 1001 MONEYGAL ROAD, KILCLEAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7LH 1001 CAVAN ROAD, KILCROAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TP 1001 GREYSTONE AVENUE, KILCROAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TN 1001 KILCLEAN ROAD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EF 1001 KILCLEAN ROAD, KILCROAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7LE 1001 KILCROAGH ROAD, KILCROAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7EG 1001 KILCURRAGH PARK, KILCROAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7DY 1001 KILLETER ROAD, KILCROAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TW 1001 MUCKLEHILL VIEW, KILCROAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7TR 1001 WHITEROCK PARK, KILCROAGH, CASTLEDERG BT81 7DZ 1001 LISLAIRD ROAD, LISNACLOON, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XX 1001 LISNACLOON ROAD, LISNACLOON, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UF 1001 MONEYGAL ROAD, LISNACLOON, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XT 1001 MONEYGAL ROAD, LISNACLOON, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XT 1001 MOURNEBEG ROAD, LISNACLOON, CASTLEDERG BT81 7XU 1001 LISNACLOON ROAD, MOURNE BEG, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UF 1001 MOURNEBEG ROAD, MOURNE BEG, CASTLEDERG BT81 7UQ 1001 MONEYGAL ROAD, PULLYERNAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7LJ 1001 MONEYGAL ROAD, PULLYERNAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7LH 1001 PULLYERNAN ROAD, PULLYERNAN, CASTLEDERG BT81 7LG 1001 OTHER ELECTORS CONSTITUENCY: WEST TYRONE EDWARDS PRIMARY SCHOOL, 26 HOSPITAL ROAD, CASTLEDERG, BT81 7HY BALLOT BOX 3/WTY TOTAL ELECTORATE 814 WARD STREET POSTCODE 1002 ASHLEIGH COURT, CASTLEDERG BT81 7WA 1002 BEECHLAWN DRIVE, CASTLEDERG BT81 7DH 1002 BREEZEMOUNT, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HP 1002 BREEZEMOUNT PARK, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HP 1002 BROOKE PARK, CASTLEDERG BT81 7ED 1002 BURNSIDE VILLAS, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HN 1002 CASTLEFINN PARK, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HJ 1002 CASTLEFIN ROAD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7BT 1002 CASTLEFIN ROAD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7RR 1002 CASTLEFIN ROAD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7BT 1002 CASTLEVIEW TERRACE, CASTLEDERG BT81 7BP 1002 CRAIGMONAGHAN LANE, CASTLEDERG BT81 7LW 1002 CROCKETT PARK, CASTLEDERG BT81 7BY 1002 EDEN PARK, CASTLEDERG BT81 7BD Parliamentary Polling Scheme Review Draft 2019 Page 3 1002 EDWARDS CLOSE, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HY 1002 FERGUSON CRESCENT, CASTLEDERG BT81 7AF 1002 FERGUSON CRESCENT, CASTLEDERG BT81 7AF 1002 GARNETT CLOSE, CASTLEDERG BT81 7GA 1002 HARPUR PARK, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HL 1002 HAWTHORN PARK, CASTLEDERG BT81 7BX 1002 HIGH STREET, CASTLEDERG BT81 7AB 1002 HILLVIEW PARK, CASTLEDERG BT81 7PP CONSTITUENCY: WEST TYRONE EDWARDS PRIMARY SCHOOL, 26 HOSPITAL ROAD, CASTLEDERG, BT81 7HY BALLOT BOX 4/WTY TOTAL ELECTORATE 726 WARD STREET POSTCODE 1002 HOSPITAL ROAD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7BU 1002 JOHN STREET, CASTLEDERG BT81 7AW 1002 KILCLEAN ROAD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7BW 1002 KILLETER ROAD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7BR 1002 LOWER STRABANE ROAD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7AZ 1002 LOWER STRABANE ROAD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7AJ 1002 LURGANBOY ROAD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7HS 1002 LURGANBOY ROAD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7GX 1002 LURGANBOY ROAD, CASTLEDERG
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