Current Provincial Electoral Districts
Current provincial electoral districts in the city of Victoria
- Victoria-Beacon Hill, current provincial electoral district in Victoria, B.C.
- Victoria-Hillside, current provincial electoral district in Victoria, B.C.
- Oak Bay-Gordon Head, current provincial electoral district in Victoria, B.C.
- Saanich South, current provincial electoral district in greater Victoria, B.C.
- Saanich North and the Islands, current provincial electoral district in greater Victoria, B.C.
- Esquimalt-Metchosin, current provincial electoral district in greater Victoria, B.C.
- Malahat-Juan de Fuca, current provincial electoral district in greater Victoria, B.C.
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