Electorate profile: Hawthorn District

Map of Hawthorn District showing the suburbs of Hawthorn and Camberwell. The district boundaries include Barkers Road and Canterbury Road in the north, Wattle Valley Road in the east, Gardiners Creek in the south, and the Yarra River in the west.
Click here for a more detailed electorate map (114kB, PDF).
Features of the District
| Location: | Hawthorn District is an inner metropolitan electorate approximately seven kilometres from Melbourne. |
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| Area: | 18 square kilometres. |
| Region: | Southern Metropolitan Region |
| Suburbs: | Hartwell, Hawthorn and Hawthorn East. Parts of the suburbs of Burwood, Camberwell, Canterbury and Glen Iris. |
| Features: | Hawthorn District is a residential electorate. Features include Swinburne University of Technology and the Camberwell Junction shopping centre. |
| Member: | Edward Baillieu |
A statistical profile (external link) based on 2006 Census data is available from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Election results
2006 State election results for Hawthorn District.2002 State election results for Hawthorn District.
Seat position within the swing.
Historical pattern
| 1889-94 | Liberal |
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| 1894-1900 | Conservative |
| 1900-02 | Liberal |
| 1902-07 | Conservative |
| 1907-08 | Fusion |
| 1908-09 | Independent Liberal |
| 1909-16 | Fusion Liberal/Liberal |
| 1916-18 | Economy |
| 1918-40 | NP/UAP |
| 1940-45 | Independent |
| 1945 | Ministerial Liberal |
| 1945-50 | Liberal/LCP |
| 1950 | Independent Liberal |
| 1950-52 | LCP |
| 1952-55 | ALP |
| 1955 | Anti-Communist Labor |
| 1955-64 | LCP |
| 1964 | Independent Liberal |
| 1964-present | LCP/Liberal |


