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Location and Split up of Electors for General Election 2014 LOCATION AND SPLIT UP OF ELECTORS FOR GENERAL ELECTION 2014 CONSTITUENCY POLLING DISTRICT SPLIT UP OF SURNAMES LOCATION Castle Bruce A01- Petite Soufriere A-J Petite Soufriere Primary School A02- Petite Soufriere K- Z Petite Soufriere Primary School A02 – San Sauvuer A-Z San Sauveur Primary School A03- Good Hope A-J Good Hope Resource Centre A03- Good Hope K-Z Good Hope Resource Centre A03 – Tranto/Dixpais) A-Z Dixpaix Fair Trade Building A04 - Castle Bruce (South) A-C Castle Bruce Primary School A04 - Castle Bruce (South) D-J Castle Bruce Primary School A04 - Castle Bruce (South) K-Z Castle Bruce Primary School A05 - Castle Bruce (North) A-J Castle Bruce Primary School A05 - Castle Bruce (North) K-Z Castle Bruce Primary School LOCATION AND SPLIT UP OF ELECTORS FOR GENERAL ELECTION 2014 CONSTITUENCY POLLING DISTRICT SPLIT UP OF LOCATION SURNAMES Colihaut B01- Dublanc A-J Dublanc Primary School B01- Dublanc K- Z Dublanc Primary School B02 - Colihaut A-H Colihaut Primary School B02 - Colihaut I-P Colihaut Primary School B02 - Colihaut Q-Z Colihaut Primary School B03 - Bioche A-Z Bioche Fisheries Complex LOCATION AND SPLIT UP OF ELECTORS FOR GENERAL ELECTION 2014 CONSTITUENCY POLLING DISTRICT SPLIT UP OF LOCATION SURNAMES Cottage C01 – Lagoon, Portsmouth A-F Portsmouth Secondary School C01 – Lagoon, Portsmouth G-N Portsmouth Secondary School C01 – Lagoon, Portsmouth O-Z Lagoon Youth Centre C02 - Toucarie A-Z Savanne Paille Savanne Paille Primary School Guillete, Tan-Tan C02 - Toucarie A-Z Toucarie/Morne A Toucarie Chapel Louis C02- Cottage A-Z Cottage Cottage Community Centre C03- Clifton A-Z Clifton Clifton Primary School C03- Capuchin A-Z Capuchin Capuchin Resource Centre LOCATION AND SPLIT UP OF ELECTORS FOR GENERAL ELECTION 2014 CONSTITUENCY POLLING DISTRICT SPLIT UP OF LOCATION SURNAMES Grand Bay D01-Grand Bay (North) A-C Grand Bay Village Council D01-Grand Bay (North) D-I Grand Bay Primary School D01-Grand Bay (North) J-P Grand Bay Primary School D01-Grand Bay (North) Q-Z Grand Bay Primary School D02-Grand Bay (South) A-A Grand Bay Primary School D02-Grand Bay (South) B-B St. Jerome’s Ministry D02-Grand Bay (South) C-E House of Johnson Baron D02-Grand Bay (South) F-H House of Johnson Baron D02-Grand Bay (South) I-L House of Rene Anselm D02-Grand Bay (South) M-R Grand Bay Youth Centre D02-Grand Bay (South) S-Z Grand Bay Youth Centre D03-Tete Morne A-C Tete Morne Primary School D03-Tete Morne D-J Tete Morne Primary School D03-Tete Morne K-Z Tete Morne Primary School LOCATION AND SPLIT UP OF ELECTORS FOR GENERAL ELECTION 2014 CONSTITUENCY POLLING DISTRICT SPLIT UP OF SURNAMES LOCATION La Plaine E01-La Plaine A-C Jones Beaupierre Primary School E01-La Plaine D-J Jones Beaupierre Primary School E01- La Plaine K-R Jones Beaupierre Primary School E01-La Plaine S-Z House of Kent Edward E02-La Ronde A-Z House of Rose Cuffy, La Ronde E03-Boetica A-Z Boetica Primary School E04-Victoria A-Z Black Star, La Roche E05-La Roche A-Z Village Council Office, Carib E06-Delices A-Z House of Anna Didier, Delices E07-Case O’ Gowrie A-Z House of Fernanda Giraudel in Case O’ Gowrie LOCATION AND SPLIT UP OF ELECTORS FOR GENERAL ELECTION 2014 CONSTITUENCY POLLING DISTRICT SPLIT UP OF SURNAMES LOCATION Mahaut F01-Massacre A-E Massacre Catholic Centre F01-Massacre F-J Massacre Catholic Centre F01-Massacre K-P Massacre Catholic Centre F01-Massacre Q-Z Massacre Catholic Centre F02-Mahaut A-D Mahaut Fisheries Co-operative F02-Mahaut E-I Mahaut Post Office – Mahaut Market F02-Mahaut (South) J-M C.C.F. Office F02-Mahaut (South) N-Z C.C.F. Office F03-Mahaut A-D Mahaut Primary School F03-Mahaut (North) E-J Mahaut Primary School F03-Mahaut (North) K-Q Mahaut Primary School F03-Mahaut R-Z Mahaut Primary School F03-Jimmit A-Z Office of Disaster Management, Jimmit F04-Tarreau A-Z House of Albert Hilaire, Tarreau F05-Campbell A-E Campbell Primary School F05-Campbell F-Z Campbell Primary School F06-Warner A-Z Warner Primary School F07-Canefield A-B Canefield Community Centre F07-Canefield C-F Canefield Community Centre F07-Canefield G-I Canefield Pre-School F07-Canefield J-J Canefield Pre-School F07-Canefield K-P Old Mill Cultural Centre F07-Canefield Q-Z Old Mill Cultural Centre LOCATION AND SPLIT UP OF ELECTORS FOR GENERAL ELECTION 2014 CONSTITUENCY POLLING DISTRICT SPLIT UP OF LOCATION SURNAMES Marigot G01-Concord A-Z Concord Primary School G01-North End A-J Pentecostal Church – Sams Gutter G01-Sams Gutter K-Z Pentecostal Church – Sams Gutter G02-Monkey Hill A-F W.S. Stevens School – Weirs G02-Over Gutter G-O W.S. Stevens School – Weirs G02-Monkey Hill P-Z W.S. Stevens School – Weirs G03-Over Gutter A-D MethodistVocational School, Marigot G03-Arrow Park E-K Old Zion Building G03-Mango Grove L-P Marigot Village Council Office G03-Picadilly Square Q-Z Marigot Village Council Office LOCATION AND SPLIT UP OF ELECTORS FOR GENERAL ELECTION 2014 CONSTITUENCY POLLING DISTRICT SPLIT UP OF LOCATION SURNAMES Morne Jaune/ H01-Grand Fond A-F Grand Fond Primary School Riviere Cyrique H01-Grand Fond G-N Grand Fond Primary School H01-Grand Fond O-Z Grand Fond Primary School H02 -Riviere Cyrique A-K Riviere Cyrique Village Council Office H02 -Riviere Cyrique L-Z Riviere Cyrique Pre School H03- Morne Jaune A-Z Morne Jaune Primary School LOCATIOIN AND SPLIT UP OF ELECTORS FOR GENERAL ELECTION 2014 CONSTITUENCY POLLING DISTRICT SPLIT UP OF SURNAMES LOCATION Paix Bouche J01- Bense A-I Bense Primary School J01- Bense J-Z Bense Primary School J02 -Anse-De-Mai A-Z Anse De Mai Catholic Church Hall J03 -Calibishie A-C Calibishie Primary School J03 -Calibishie D-H Calibishie Primary School J03 -Calibishie I-R Calibishie Primary School J03 -Calibishie S-Z Calibishie Primary School Paix Bouche Primary School J04 -Paix Bouche A-F Paix Bouche Primary School J04 -Paix Bouche G-M Paix Bouche Primary School J04 -Paix Bouche N-Z LOCATION AND SPLIT UP OF ELECTORS FOR GENERAL ELECTION 2014 CONSTITUENCY POLLING DISTRICT SPLIT UP OF LOCATION SURNAMES Petite Savanne K01-Maranatha Square, Pichelin A-J Pichelin Community Centre K01-Pichelin K-Z Pichelin Community Centre K02-Petite Savanne A-E Petite Savanne Primary School K02-Petite Savanne F-L Petite Savanne Primary School K02-Petite Savanne M-Z Petite Savanne Village Council Office K03-Dubique A-Z Dubique Resource Centre K04 -Bagatelle A-E Bagatelle Primary School K04 -Bagatelle F-F Bagatelle Primary School K04 -Bagatelle G-Z Bagatelle Primary School K05-Bellevue Chopin A-Z Bellevue Chopin Primary School LOCATION AND SPLIT UP OF ELECTORS FOR GENERAL ELECTION 2014 CONSTITUENCY POLLING DISTRICT SPLIT UP OF LOCATION SURNAMES Portsmouth L01-Glanvillia A-J Glanvillia Community Centre L01-Glanvillia K-Z Glanvillia Community Centre L02-Portsmouth A-G St. John’s School L02-Portsmouth H-O St. John’s School L02-Portsmouth P-Z St. John’s School L03-Zicack A-D Roosevelt Douglas Primary School L03-Zicack E-K Roosevelt Douglas Primary School L03-Zicack L-P Roosevelt Douglas Primary School L03-Zicack Q-Z Roosevelt Douglas Primary School L04-Bourne A-Z House of Patrick Jno. Baptiste, Borne L05-Dos D’Ane A-Z Dos D’ Ane Women Centre LOCATION AND SPLIT UP OF ELECTORS FOR GENERAL ELECTION 2014 CONSTITUENCY POLLING SPLIT UP OF SURNAMES LOCATION DISTRICT Roseau Central M01 A-I Roseau City Council ( Baracoon Building) M01 J-Z Roseau City Council (Baracoon Building) M02 A-J Magistrate Court No. 1 M02 K-Z Magistrate Court No. 2 M03 A-K St. Martin’s Primary School (Infant Section) M03 L-Z St. Martin’s Primary School (Infant Section) M04 A-Z Youth Enterprise Centre M05 A-L WAWU Auditorium M05 M-Z WAWU Auditorium M06 A-E Convent Prep M06 F-M Convent Prep M06 N-Z Convent Prep M07 A-K St. Martin’s Primary (Upper Section) M07 L-Z St. Martin’s Primary ( Upper Section) LOCATION AND SPLIT UP OF ELECTORS FOR GENERAL ELECTION 2014 CONSTITUENCY POLLING DISTRICT SPLIT UP OF SURNAMES LOCATION Roseau North N01-Pottersville A-C Goodwill Parish Hall N01-Pottersville D-I Goodwill Parish Hall N01-Pottersville J-M Goodwill Parish Hall N01-Pottersville N-Z Goodwill Parish Hall N02-Lower Goodwill East A-D Alpha Centre N02-Lower Goodwill East E-J Alpha Centre N02-Lower Goodwill East K-P Christian Union Pre-School N02-Lower Goodwill East Q-Z Christian Union Pre-School N03-Lower Goodwill West A-F St. Alphonsus Pre-School N03-Lower Goodwill West G-M St. Alphonsus Pre-School N03-Lower Goodwill West N-Z St. Alphonsus Pre-School N04-Upper Goodwill, Louisville A-C Red Cross Headquarters N04-Upper Goodwill D-I Red Cross Headquarters N04-Upper Goodwill J-P Christian Union Primary School N04-Upper Goodwill Q-Z Christian Union Primary School N05-Bellevue Rawle/Gutter Village A-C Gutter Community Centre N05-Bellevue Rawle/Gutter Village D-G Gutter Community Centre N05-Bellevue Rawle/Gutter Village H-L Goodwill Primary School N05-Bellevue Rawle/Gutter Village M-R Goodwill Primary School N05-Bellevue Rawle/Gutter Village S-Z Goodwill Primary School N06- Fond Cole/Morne Daniel A-E Fond Cole Community Centre N06- Fond Cole/Morne Daniel F-L Fond Cole Community Centre N06- Fond Cole/Morne Daniel M-Z Fond Cole Community Centre N07-Stockfarm A-Z House of Louis Delsol Stockfarm LOCATION AND SPLIT UP OF ELECTORS FOR GENERAL ELECTION 2014 CONSTITUENCY POLLING DISTRICT SPLIT UP OF LOCATION SURNAMES Roseau South O01-Kingshill A-I House of Annette St.
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