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Isle of Man Boundary Review Committee Isle of Man Boundary Review Committee SUGGESTED NORTH Map B1 BRIDE PARISH Illustration showing draft ideas Resident Population (2011): 7652 Variation from 7,041 = 8.5% for new Constituencies ANDREAS EAST LEZAYRE Resident Population (2011): 1426 Resident Population (2011): 445 Eligible Electors (2011): 1143 Eligible Electors (2011): 366 Registered Electors (2011): 1120 Registered Electors (2011): 351 Eligible Electors Registered: 98% Eligible Electors Registered: 95.9% ANDREAS BALLAUGH WEST LEZAYRE SUGGESTED RAMSEY Resident Population (2011): 1042 Resident Population (2011): 835 Legend Eligible Electors (2011): 865 Eligible Electors (2011): 667 Registered Electors (2011): 829 Registered Electors (2011): 636 Resident Population (2011): 7820 Proposed Development Areas (source: DOI, Planning Division) Eligible Electors Registered: 95.8% Eligible Electors Registered: 95.4% JURBY BRIDE NORTH MAUGHOLD Variation from 7,041 = 11% Existing Constituency Boundaries Resident Population (2011): 401 Resident Population (2011): 606 Eligible Electors (2011): 331 Eligible Electors (2011): 491 RAMSEY NORTH Registered Electors (2011): 316 Registered Electors (2011): 469 Resident Population (2011): 4251 Suggested Polling Districts DECEMBER 2012 Eligible Electors Registered: 95.5% Eligible Electors Registered: 95.5% Eligible Electors (2011): 3446 Registered Electors (2011): 3112 JURBY SOUTH MAUGH OLD Eligible Electors Registered: 90.3% Ideal resident population per proposed Resident Population (2011): 797 Resident Population (2011): 371 Eligible Electors (2011): 616 Eligible Electors (2011): 297 RAMSEY SOUTH two seat constituency = 7,041 Registered Electors (2011): 423 Registered Electors (2011): 311 Resident Population (2011): 3569 Eligible Electors Registered: 68.7% Eligible Electors Registered: 100% Eligible Electors (2011): 2974 Registered Electors (2011): 2677 MICHAEL Eligible Electors Registered: 90% Resident Population (2011): 1729 Resident Population 2011: 84,497 Eligible Electors (2011): 1364 RAMSEY Registered Electors (2011): 1288 NORTH 2 Eligible Electors, April 2011: 67,782 Eligible Electors Registered: 94.4% Registered Electors, September 2011: 60,382 RAMSEY Eligible Electors Registered 89.1% NORTH 1 SOURCES RAMSEY SOUTH "Isle of Man Census report 2011" BALLAUGH Laid before Tynwald April 2012 (http://www.gov.im/treasury/economic/census/2011/) EAST LEZAYRE "Electorate on 22 September 2011" printed 13th September 2011 ( http://www.gov.im/lib/docs/cso/electoratestatistics.pdf ) WEST LEZAYRE NORTH MAUGHOLD Map Version This Version: V4.2.1 21st December 2012 Previous Versions: V4.2 14th December 2012 V4.1 22nd November 2012 V3.2 July 2012 V3.1.1 April 2012 V3.1 February 2012 V2.2 January 2012 V2.1 June 2011 V1.1 March 2011 Map Ref: CSO/2 B MAP DESIGNED FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES MICHAEL SOUTH MAUGHOLD The mapping and overlay detail shown is subject to the limitations of scale. The publishers have taken every care to ensure the accuracy of the mapping but accept no responsibility for errors, omissions or changes. Depiction of any feature does not denote or infer right of way and no claim is made for the definitive nature of any feature shown. SUGGESTED WEST Resident Population (2011): 7711 Variation from 7,041 = 9.5% NORTH LONAN GERMAN PARISH PEEL 1 Resident Population (2011): 1024 Resident Population (2011): 3023 Eligible Electors (2011):848 Eligible Electors (2011):2386 Registered Electors (2011): 819 Registered Electors (2011): 2130 PEEL 1 LAXEY VILLAGE Eligible Electors Registered: 96.6% Eligible Electors Registered: 89.3% NORTH PATRICK PEEL 2 PEEL 2 GERMAN PARISH Resident Population (2011): 279 Resident Population (2011): 2070 SUGGESTED EAST Eligible Electors (2011): 218 Eligible Electors (2011):1695 Registered Electors (2011): 222 Registered Electors (2011): 1563 Eligible Electors Registered: 100% Eligible Electors Registered: 92.2% Resident Population (2011): 6094 NORTH EAST PATRICK PLUS 67 FROM NORTH MALEW Variation from 7,041 = 13.5% Resident Population (2011): 775 NORTH BRADDAN Eligible Electors (2011): 615 LAXEY NORTH LONAN Registered Electors (2011): 601 Resident Population (2011): 1705 Resident Population (2011): 935 Eligible Electors Registered: 97.7% Eligible Electors (2011): 1382 Eligible Electors (2011): 743 Registered Electors (2011): 1391 Registered Electors (2011): 732 SOUTH WEST PATRICK NORTH PATRICK Eligible Electors Registered: 100% Eligible Electors Registered: 98.5% Resident Population (2011): 473 Eligible Electors (2011): 371 ONCHAN PARISH ONCHAN PARISH SOUTH LONAN Registered Electors (2011): 374 Resident Population (2011): 426 Resident Population (2011): 598 Eligible Electors Registered: 100% SOUTH LONAN Eligible Electors (2011): 341 Eligible Electors (2011): 487 Registered Electors (2011): 341 Registered Electors (2011): 494 Eligible Electors Registered: 100% Eligible Electors Registered: 100% MINUS 72 FROM ONCHAN PARISH INTO DOUGLAS NORTHERN PLUS 2502 FROM BIRCH HILL, ONCHAN NORTH EAST PATRICK PART MAROWN BIRCH HILL TO EASTERN BIRCH HILL WILLASTON PART BALLACHURRY ONCHAN PARISH HOWSTRAKE TO DOUGLAS N GLENCRUTCHERY SOUTH WEST PATRICK PART HAGUE NORTH MALEW GARDEN CITY PART ST.NINIANS INTO WEST GARDEN CITY TO DOUGLAS E CRESCENT SOMERSET ALBANY DERBY BALLAUGHTON EASTFIELD BALLABROOIE WINDSOR TYNWALD PULROSE STRAND ANAGH COAR ST.GEORGES DOUGLAS & NORTH MALEW QUAY ONCHAN See Expanded Map B1 SOUTH BRADDAN SANTON WEST ARBORY SUGGESTED CENTRAL Resident Population (2011): 6588 Variation from 7,041 = 6.5% EAST ARBORY NORTH BRADDAN MAROWN EAST RUSHEN Resident Population (2011): 2940 Resident Population (2011): 2311 Eligible Electors (2011): 2203 Eligible Electors (2011): 1788 WEST RUSHEN Registered Electors (2011): 1776 Registered Electors (2011): 1715 Eligible Electors Registered: 80.6% Eligible Electors Registered: 95.9% SOUTH BRADDAN SAN TON Resident Population (2011): 646 Resident Population (2011): 691 SOUTH MALEW Eligible Electors (2011): 488 Eligible Electors (2011): 540 Registered Electors (2011): 439 Registered Electors (2011): 528 Eligible Electors Registered: 90% Eligible Electors Registered: 97.8% PORT ERIN VILLAGE CASTLETOWN 2 PORT ST.MARY CASTLETOWN 1 WEST RUSHEN VILLAGE (PART) SOUTH MALEW (PART) WEST RUSHEN (CALF) SUGGESTED SOUTH Resident Population (2011): 7162 SUGGESTED SOUTH WEST Variation from 7,041 = 1.7% Resident Population (2011): 7114 EAST ARBORY CASTLETOWN 1 Resident Population (2011): 707 Resident Population (2011): 2108 Variation from 7,041 = 1% Eligible Electors (2011): 591 Eligible Electors (2011): 1694 Registered Electors (2011): 553 Registered Electors (2011): 1545 PORT ERIN VILLAGE EAST RU SHEN Eligible Electors Registered: 93.6% Eligible Electors Registered: 91.2% Resident Population (2011): 3530 Resident Population (2011): 774 Eligible Electors (2011): 2917 Eligible Electors (2011): 650 WEST ARBORY CASTLETOWN 2 Registered Electors (2011): 2717 Registered Electors (2011): 605 Resident Population (2011): 1040 Resident Population (2011): 989 Eligible Electors Registered: 93.1% Eligible Electors Registered: 93.1% Eligible Electors (2011): 859 Eligible Electors (2011): 791 Registered Electors (2011): 825 Registered Electors (2011): 692 PORT ST MARY VILLAGE WEST RUSHEN Eligible Electors Registered: 96% Eligible Electors Registered: 87.5% Resident Population (2011): 1955 Resident Population (2011): 855 Eligible Electors (2011): 1629 Eligible Electors (2011): 711 SOUTH MALEW NORTH MALEW Registered Electors (2011): 1578 Registered Electors (2011): 682 Resident Population (2011): 1933 Resident Population (2011): 452 Eligible Electors Registered: 96.9% Eligible Electors Registered: 95.9% Eligible Electors (2011): 1567 Eligible Electors (2011): 374 Registered Electors (2011): 1425 Registered Electors (2011): 356 Eligible Electors Registered: 90.9% Eligible Electors Registered: 95.2% Scale 1:65,000 MINUS 67 FROM N ORTH MALEW INTO WEST 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 Kilometers Map produced by the Department of Infrastructure Mapping Service © Crown Copyright. 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