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Kamloops-North Thompson (KAN) MAP A Statement of Votes 40th Provincial General Election Kamloops-North Thompson (KAN) May 14, 2013 MAP A - Kamloops-North Thompson Electoral District 16 Valemount Fraser-Fort George Cariboo Regional District Mountains 5 Provincial Park Prince George-Valemount Electoral District Clemina East Hobson Lake r e v i R Azure n o Lake 1 2 s p m Cariboo Wells Gray o Provincial Park h Regional District T Clearwater h t Lake r o N Murtle Kinbasket Lake Blue River Lake Cariboo North Electoral District Columbia River- Revelstoke Electoral District SEE MAP B 23 Clearwater 5 B i 3 g Avola B Thompson-Nicola e n Regional District y d w Cariboo-Chilcotin H H Upper Electoral District d w Clearwater Yellowh ea Seymour River y Provincial Park Taweel Provincial Park 100 Mile House r e v 14 i 17 Vavenby R ms 24 da 97 A 24 16 Dunn Lake Rd Little Fort Shuswap 5 Dunn Lake Rd Momich Lakes North Thompson 18 36 Provincial Park Electoral District Darfield 1 19 Columbia-Shuswap Regional District Bonaparte 20 SEE MAP C Lake Barriere 35 Bonaparte INSET A Fraser-Nicola Provincial Park Adams 35 Electoral District SEE MAP D r 27 Hyas Lake Rd ve Lake i Kamloops Pinantan- R 1 North Kamloops n 28 Paul Pritchard Rd o s Lake wy p McLure Shuswap H 32 31 Paul Lake a m d a o 29 PinantanLake 142 h n a 1 T 33 C Lake SEE MAP E . 141 s N 97 Kamloops ra n Kamloops Vinsulla Sun Peaks 1 T Cache Harper Ranch- 34 District MunicipalityPinantan Rd of Creek Skeetchestn SEE 139 HarperSicamous 36A 35 House Rd Kamloops- 1 INSET A South Thompson Kamloops Tr ans C Electoral District Ashcroft Lake ana Chase da Hwy South Thom 1 p so r North Okanagan n R ive 1 97 140 Regional District 1:1,100,000 138 97B 97A 0 7.5 15 30 Kamloops-South Thompson Electoral Mabel 1:290,000 (km) 5 5A District Lake Elections BC 201 97 Statement of Votes 40th Provincial General Election May 14, 2013 MAP B-Clearwater Kamloops-North Thompson (KAN) 202 Caligata Lake Wells Gray Provincial Park Provincial Park 1 B ro ok fi e andl eek l C e C r d Clearwater C Valley Rd r e e k t Forest Rd Candle es W Creek Rd ft a Clearwater R Old North Valley Rd r Thompson Hwy e 6 Clearwater iv y R w Station Rd ft Dutch11 R a H 13 d Sunshine a Lake 5 e Valley Rd Park Dr h 8S w 12 7S o 8S l 10 l e Y 9 Hoirup r Rd e v Clearwater i R Clearwater 5 3 4 n Village Rd 5 o s p m M o c h C T l h e t n r o n y a Vavenby w n 14 15 N North Thompson River Rd Bridge Rd d H Provincial Park a d e ost Cr R h 5 irch Island-L B w o l l N on Rive r e or ps Vavenby Y t h Tho m Blackpool Birch Island R Dump Rd R l a n o i t a N n a i d a n a 16 18 17 C 5 k e e r C Dunn Lake Rd Rd Lake Dunn h p se Boulder o 1:165,000 J Creek 5 0 1 2 4 (km) 24 Elections BC D u n Statement of Votes n L th a 40 Provincial General Election k Kamloops-North Thompson (KAN) e R May 14, 2013 d MAP C - Barriere D u n n L a d C k s R N e ke riere La R Bar 18 R er R d iv R iere Barr Barriere Town Rd a h L ne Wes c Rd r ts yde 21 i B d d R R e y 24 d e y s s l t s o Bradford e Gibbs Rd W 23S Rd W 20 22 Carlstrom Rd Barriere Town Rd Dixon Creek Rd 5 Barriere 25 gate A B a y Rd L o u i s C re ek 31 26 27 A g ate Bay R d r e v i R B adg n er so C p r e m e o k h R T d h B r t a No d g e r C r e e k 5 y w H 30 d a Fad e e a h r w C r eek Rd o l l e Y McLure 29 R R k l e a e r n C o i s t i a u N o Kamloops L n a 1:100,000 4 i d a 00.5 1 2 n a C 33 (km) Elections BC 203 Statement of Votes Kamloops-North Thompson (KAN) 40th Provincial General Election MAP D - North Kamloops North Thompson Oxbows Jenson I May 14, 2013 Provincial Park 33 31 k ee Cr Heffley y w H d a e h w o l Haslett l e Rd Y 36B 32 r e 5 v i R y R R l w n a H o s n o d p i l t m a O o N h T n a 5 i Palmer-Forsyth Rd th r d o a N n a C 37 38 Westsyde Rd 36A McQueen Creek Ecological Park City of Kamloops Reighmount Dr 41 40 Cammeray Dr Karindale Rd Puett Spurraway Rd Ranch Rd Rayleigh 43 Mattoch-Mckeague Rd 42 39 Harrington Rd Westsyde Rd 44 45 5 Overlander Dr Sun Valley Dr 46 47 50 49 Kamloops 1 48S Serle Rd r e v Westsyde Rd i 51 52 R n 53S o s p 140 54 Westsyde m o 56S h T h Bank Rd 57 t r 55 o N 59 58 Westsyde 1:58,000 Park Westsyde Rd Yellowhead Hwy 0 500 1,000 2,000 (m) 61 60 204 62 Elections BC Kamloops 1 Statement of Votes 40th Provincial General Election May 14, 2013 58 61 ver Oak Hills Blvd 61 Ri 58 60 le 32 il u Partridge q n 62 Dr a r T 63A d r ve R i e R y d n w Woodhaven y s o H Dr t s s d p e a Grasslands m e W o h Blvd h w T o 63B l h 64 l 140 t e Du B r ac o Y L is o 89 R d N 5 Batchelor Raven Tranquille Rd Dr Dr Kamloops 66 CNRR 1 Hook 65 Dr Norview Rd Salish Rd Schreiner 67 Kamloops St 68 Lake Canadian National RR McLean 69 Ord Rd St Windreaker 73 86 St 70 d Westsyde Rd e R t 71 Halston72 Bridge Ave Lak S l 88A 87 85 Pa u e 90 n i Parkcrest 84 83 l SEE INSET A t 88B s e Fleetwood r C 93 Young 92 94 Tranquille Rd 91 117 118 97 116 Glenview Tranquille 136 Th Ave Rd om 119 pso n Ri ver Caroline 139A St Sun Rivers Dr W CNRR 89 73 71 72 Halston Ave INSET A 83 82 Batchelor Hills 5 138 d 81 80 79 Lethbridge Ave y oo 77 w a et Pembroke 74 W e 76 8 St Fl Southill St l 78 u Greenfield Ave a rooke Ave P Sherb 75 137 98S t 95 100 M 96S 143S 101 Richmond Ave 136 N Sou th 99S o Nicolani Dr Duncan T G And M Rd 102 103 104 r h t o 139B 14 St Jasper Ave m 97 115 105S h p 12 St s Sla ter on 11 St 106 T River Fortune Dr h 10 St Kamloops-North Thompson (KAN) 114 St 9 Tranquille Rd 113 7 St o m City of 120 p Kamloops 124S 112 s 119 o n 10 St 107 109 Cottonwood North R i Desmond St v 136 City of Kamloops e Holt St 121 Kamloops MacKenzie Ave111 108 r 110S Oak Rd Kamloops-South Fortune Dr Tho Thomson Electoral District mp McGowan Ave son 122 126S Tranquille Rd Ri da Hwy ve 130 na 5 r 125 Ca 97 L s 123 in n d 1 a MAP E-Kamloops e 131 r 129 n T Royal Ave 97 1 5 127 135 Kamloops-South Thompson 128 Fairvew h 132Sg Electoral District i Larch Ave e L 5A 133 205 134 1:61,000 0 500 1,000 2,000 1:35,000 Elections BC (m) Statement of Votes Kamloops-North Thompson (KAN) 40th Provincial General Election Voting results by voting area May 14, 2013 John Kathy Ed Terry Total Rejected Registered Ford Kendall Klop Lake valid ballots voters votes NDP CP LIB Advance voting Barriere Lions Club 12 165 41 270 488 3 Centre for Seniors Information 11 493 90 581 1,175 11 North Shore Community Centre 22 938 131 1,081 2,172 9 Royal Canadian Legion 259 John16 Kathy180 Ed57 Terry 257 Total510 Rejected0 Registered Ford Kendall Klop Lake valid ballots voters votes NDP CP LIB General voting Voting area 1 2 17 0 17 36 0 90 2 3 26 12 41 82 0 154 3 1 19 0 8 28 1 149 4 4 25 10 40 79 0 121 5 8 25 14 66 113 0 209 6 6 43 5 57 111 0 276 7S *1 2 10 5 17 34 2 19 8S *1 ----- - 19 9 2 36 9 57 104 0 297 10 3 45 15 59 122 0 349 11 1 35 16 79 131 0 332 12 3 29 8 48 88 0 206 13 2 26 8 67 103 0 256 14 5 39 13 53 110 0 191 15 5 24 9 37 75 0 195 16 2 52 9 50 113 0 287 17 2 10 6 20 38 0 65 18 3 32 6 56 97 0 225 19 3 36 3 26 68 2 156 20 1 14 4 40 59 0 145 21 3 36 17 117 173 1 375 22 1 76 8 89 174 0 390 23S *1 ----- - 16 24 3 29 16 58 106 0 287 25 5 35 17 85 142 0 326 26 1 6 2 23 32 0 142 27 0 24 10 48 82 0 229 28 *2 1 10 2 48 61 0 68 29 *2 ----- - 31 30 1 32 2 58 93 0 171 31 1 21 5 45 72 0 154 32 2 22 2 7 33 0 97 33 *3 2 47 5 129 183 0 352 34 7 31 7 157 202 1 436 35 *3 ----- - 135 36A 0 27 5 49 81 0 161 36B 4 68 17 113 202 1 362 37 3 65 10 99 177 0 318 38 1 55 15 112 183 0 349 39 5 48 8 107 168 0 272 206 Elections BC Statement of Votes 40th Provincial General Election Kamloops-North Thompson (KAN) May 14, 2013 Voting results by voting area John Kathy Ed Terry Total Rejected Registered Ford Kendall Klop Lake valid ballots voters votes Voting area (continued) NDP CP LIB 40 2 64 14 99 179 2 302 41 2 49 12 104 167 0 289 42 1 67 12 114 194 0 349 43 1 78 8 76 163 0 311 44 2 39 7 127 175 0 324 45 0 64 7 109 180 0 296 46 2 42 12 72 128 0 261 47 2 65 8 103 178 0 344 48S 3 20 4 26 53 0 122 49 3 71 8 85 167 2 315 50 0 80 5 124 209 1 374 51 3 82 12 86 183 0 392 52 7 54 5 118 184 0 408 53S *4 2 27 5 27 61 0 6 54 0 63 7 103 173 0 371 55 4 41 15 108 168 0 346 56S *4 ----- - 18 57 3 86 12 79 180 1 369 58 7 61 7 60 135 1 343 59 2 42 8 79 131 1 281 60 6 75 17 95 193 1 337 61 3 73 14 87 177 0 395 62 2 76 10 60 148 0 354 63A 2 67 6 107 182 0 408 63B 0 56 5 104 165 0 440 64 2 27 8 73 110 0 324 65 5 64 6 94 169 0 375 66 1 44 6 92 143 0 385 67 2 56 10 93 161 2 419 68 0 58 14 78 150 2 358 69 1 88 17 86 192 1 390 70 0 49 6 78 133 0 298 71 4 51 10 49 114 0 317 72 1 51 3 46 101 0 297 73 3 52 7 58 120 0 344 74 0 56 7 44 107 0 299 75 2 57 15 98 172 0 368 76 4 44 6 39 93 1 276 77 2 67 9 42 120 0 322 78 1 47 6 66 120 0 334 79 1 78 12 88 179 0 373 80 3 65 8 57 133 1 295 81 8 54 6 56 124 0 339 82 4 50 6 69 129 1 358 83 3 43 10 51 107 0 298 84 3 68 5 63 139 0 278 85 2 66 10 72 150 0 339 86 2 34 6 44 86 0 199 87 5 75 23 59 162 0 328 88A 0 35 0 54 89 0 287 Elections BC 207 Statement of Votes Kamloops-North Thompson (KAN) 40th Provincial General Election Voting results by voting area May 14, 2013 John Kathy Ed Terry Total Rejected Registered Ford Kendall Klop Lake valid ballots voters votes Voting area (continued) NDP CP LIB 88B 0 40 4 70 114 1 263 89 1 55 14 65 135 1 380 90 1 35 10 54 100 0 357 91 0 39 15 44 98 0 328 92 1 75 5 92 173 0 379 93 0 61 9 68 138 0 278 94 4 66 11 68 149 0 366 95 4 63 8 100 175 0 372 96S 2 16 7 15 40 0 186 97 1 28 3 29 61 0 311 98S *4 ----- - 31 99S *4 ----- - 116 100 3 58 4 41 106 0 306 101 3 86 10 66 165 3 422 102 2 8 69 68 147 1 346 103 5 61 9 42 117 0 299 104 1 53 8 38 100 0 324 105S 0 18 6 15 39 0 57 106 1 59 6 54 120 0 348 107 1 62 12 42 117 0 308 108 8 49 10 42 109 1 297 109 6 11 4 28
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