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List of Registration Offices Schedule LIST OF REGISTRATION OFFICES SCHEDULE Registration Districts Registration Areas Registration Offices The Registration District Mabaruma, Kumaka, Hosororo, Office of the Elections Commission, Regional for Region No. 1 or the Matthew’s Ridge, Matarkai and Democratic Council Building, Mabaruma Compound, Barima/Waini Region. surrounding areas Mabaruma , (Sub-Region I) - Part of the North West District, Registration District for Region Region 1 No. 1. The Registration District Moruca, Kumaka, Santa Rosa Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 1 or the and surrounding areas Acquero Community Council Building, Moruca, Barima/Waini Region. (Sub-Region II) - Part of the North West District, Registration District for Region Region 1 No. 1. The Registration District Pomeroon River Right Bank Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 2 or the Manawarin and surrounding Agriculture Extension Centre, Pomeroon/Supenaam areas including Charity and all Charity, Region. the areas to Paradise on the Region 2 Essequibo Coast (Sub-Region I) – Part of the Registration District for Region No. 2. The Registration District Walton Hall including Anna Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 2 or the Regina and the surrounding Regional Democratic Council Building, Pomeroon/Supenaam areas to Supenaam River and its Lower Flat, Southern Section, Region. tributaries (Sub-Region II) – Anna Regina, Part of the Registration District Essequibo Coast, for Region No. 2. Region 2 The Registration District Essequibo Islands and other Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 3 or the areas including Kariti, Lower Parika Marketing Centre, Essequibo Islands/West Makouria (Right Bank) East Bank Essequibo, Demerara Region. Bonasika, East Bank Essequibo Region 3 and the surrounding areas to Cornelia Ida on the West Coast Demerara (Sub-Region I & II) – Part of the Registration District for Region No. 3. The Registration District Hague on the West Coast Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 3 or the Demerara including the areas of Educational Resource Centre, Essequibo Islands/West Vreed-en-Hoop, West Bank Ministry of Works Compound, Plantation Walk, Demerara Region. Demerara to Potosi Demerara West Bank Demerara River and the surrounding areas Region 3 (Sub-Region III) – Part of the Registration District for Region No. 3. The Registration District Moblissa on the Linden Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 4 or the Soesdyke Highway including Lot 1 Greenfield Park, Demerara/Mahaica the areas from Timehri to Eccles East Bank Demerara, Region. on the East Bank Demerara – Region 4 Part of the Registration District for Region No. 4. The Registration District South Georgetown including the Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 4 or the areas of Agricola, Ruimveldt, 17, Croal Street, (Action Tyre Building), Stabroek, Demerara/Mahaica La Penitence, Tucville, Georgetown, Region. Albouystown, Lodge Stabroek Region 4 and their surrounding areas – Part of the Registration District for Region No. 4. The Registration District North Georgetown including the Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 4 or the areas of Kingston, Former Prime Time Building, Demerara/Mahaica Cummingsburg, Queenstown, Church Street, Region. Campbellville, Prashad Nagar, Company Path, Kitty, Sophia, Liliendaal, Cummingsburg, Pattensen, Cummings Lodge Georgetown and their surrounding areas – Region 4 Part of the Registration District for Region No. 4. The Registration District The areas on the East Coast of Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 4 or the Demerara from Industry to Two Guysuco Compound, Demerara/Mahaica Friends including St. Cuthbert’s Coldigen, Region. Mission – Part of the East Coast Demerara Registration District for Region Region 4 No. 4. The Registration District St. Cuthbert’s Mission (Eastern Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 5 or the Portion) to Fortitude/Chance Sub-Regional Office, Mahaica/Berbice Region. West Coast Berbice including Zes Kinderen Mahaica to Abary and their Mahaicony, surrounding areas – Part of the Region 5 Registration District for Region No. 5. The Registration District First Savannah/Cook Tom Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 5 or the (Right Bank Mahaicony River) MMA Compound Mahaica/Berbice Region. to Bank Creek/Yakata Basin Onverwagt, including Abary to Berbice West Coast Berbice River and all the areas to Region 5 Blairmont and the surrounding areas – Part of the Registration District for Region No. 5. The Registration District Brandwagt Sari to Gibraltar/ Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 6 or the Hampshire, Correntyne Kaitano Building, East Berbice/Corentyne including New Amsterdam and Princess Elizabeth Road, Region. surrounding areas – Part of the New Amsterdam, Registration District for Region Berbice, No. 6. Region 6 The Registration District Williamsburg to No. 51 Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 6 or the Correntyne including Black Maida/Tarlogie Neighbourhood Democratic Council East Berbice/Corentyne Bush Polder Settlement – Part of Office Region. the Registration District for Tarlogie, Region No. 6. Region 6 The Registration District No. 52 Correntyne to Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 6 or the Haimarakabra including Former District Commissioner’s Office, Corriverton, East Berbice/Corentyne Corriverton, Crabwood Region 6 Region. Creek/Molsen and their surrounding areas – Part of the Registration District for Region No. 6. The Registration District Kurutuku to Packase/Tiger Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No.7 or the Eping to Takatu/Tipara Former Lands & Surveys Buildings, Mongrippa Hill, Cuyuni/Mazaruni including Bartica Bartica, Region. (Sub-Region I) – Part of the Region 7 Registration District for Region No. 7. The Registration District Muruwawe/ Ohnopi to Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No.7 or the Marupa/Dukarri Jawalla to Regional Administration Sub-Office. Cuyuni/Mazaruni Phillippi including Kamarang Kamarang Region. and the surrounding areas Region 7 (Sub-Region II) – Part of the Registration District for Region No. 7. The Registration District Monkey Mountain to Eckerek/ Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 8 or the Arnik including Kato Paramakatoi Community School, Potaro/Siparuni Region. Paramakatoi and surrounding Paramakatoi, areas (Sub-Region I) – Part of Region 8 the Registration District for Region No. 8. The Registration District Ewang/Ekuraparu to Siparuni/ Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 8 or the Kuratoka including Eradication Programme , Potaro/Siparuni Region. Tumatumari/Madhia and Office of the Malaria Division, surrounding areas Mahdia, (Sub-Region II) – Part of the Region 8 Registration District for Region No. 8. The Registration District Arawan-Powua/Baicwau to Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 9 or the Kawaimatta/karanabo Upper Regional Democratic Council Compound, Upper Takutu/ Upper Awarikuru/Moruiwau Left Bank Lethem Essequibo Region. (Rupununi) Katiwau (Right Region 9 Bank Rupununi River) to Achiwuib including Moco, Aishalton and surrounding areas – Part of the Registration District for Region No. 9. The Registration District Karasabai to Aranaputa Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 9 or the Yupukar/Maparr (Right Bank Regional Development Office, Upper Takutu/ Upper Rupununi River) to Yupukari Annai, Essequibo Region. Koreshen to Pakani/Smsyhs North Savannahs Essequibo River including Region 9 Annai and surrounding areas – Part of the Registration District for Region No. 9. The Registration District Bami/Kara Kara (North) to Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 10 or the Watooka Square Shirabaru 23 Republic Avenue, Upper Demerara/ Right Bank Karaduni River to McKenzie, Berbice Region. Kimbia/Wikki including Region 10 McKenzie, Retrieve, Washer Pond, Kwakwani and surrounding areas – Part of the Registration District for Region No. 10. The Registration District Mariaba/Dehalibana to Office of the Elections Commission, for Region No. 10 or the Makouria/Dadawarin Winifred Gaskin Drive, Upper Demerara/ Dallawalla/Katapuli to Wisroc Wismar, Berbice Region. Park Dorabisi/Waimibisi to Region 10 Canister Falls including Blueberry Hill, Silvertown, One Mile, Half Mile, Wismar and surrounding areas – Part of the Registration District for Region No. 10. .
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