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M a rg a re t's - 3 1 - H a n ts W e st 3 3 1 - H a n ts W e st C 1 h e - s H t e a r - n S t t s . M W a r e g s a t r e t ' s Legend 2012 Electoral District Boundary Electoral District Provincial Electoral Map Series - 2012 Polling Division Boundary Park / Wilderness Area µ The electoral district names and boundaries are based on amendments to the House of Assembly Act passed on December 6, 2012 (Chapter 61 Highway - 100 Series / Trans Canada Reserve of the Acts of 2012) and passed on May 10, 2013 (Chapters 10 and 19 to 23 of the Acts of 2013). 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