Lunenburg Centre

Lunenburg Centre was a provincial electoral district in Nova Scotia, Canada, that elected one member of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly. It existed from 1956 to 1993. It was created from the riding of Lunenburg. The riding consisted of polling districts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10, and the towns of Lunenburg and Mahone Bay.^[1] The riding was abolished in 1993, when it was replaced with the new district of Lunenburg.

Members of the Legislative Assembly

This riding has elected the following Members of the Legislative Assembly:

Legislature	Years	Member		Party
46th	1956-1960		George O. Lohnes	Progressive Conservative
47th	1960-1963
48th	1963-1967
49th	1967-1970
50th	1970-1974		Walton Cook	Liberal
51st	1974-1978		Bruce Cochran	Progressive Conservative
52nd	1978-1981
53rd	1981-1984
53rd	1984	Maxine Cochran
54th	1984-1988	Maxine Cochran
55th	1988-1993	Al Mosher

References

↑ Lunenburg Constituency History Nova Scotia Legislature

External links

Elections Nova Scotia - Summary Results from 1867 to 2011 (PDF)

Nova Scotia provincial electoral districts

Current

Historic

to 2013:	Argyle Cape Breton North Cape Breton Nova Cape Breton South Cape Breton West Clare Cole Harbour Dartmouth South-Portland Valley Digby-Annapolis Guysborough-Sheet Harbour Halifax Clayton Park Halifax Fairview Hammonds Plains-Upper Sackville Preston Queens Richmond Shelburne Truro-Bible Hill

to 2003:	Bedford-Fall River Cape Breton East Cape Breton The Lakes Dartmouth South Dartmouth-Cole Harbour Halifax Bedford Basin Sackville-Beaver Bank Victoria

to 1993:	Annapolis East Annapolis West Colchester South Cumberland Centre Cumberland East Cumberland West Digby Guysborough Halifax Cornwallis Halifax Eastern Shore Halifax St. Margarets Inverness North Inverness South Lunenburg Centre Lunenburg East Sackville

to 1978:	Colchester Halifax Cobequid

to 1967:	Halifax Centre Halifax County Dartmouth Halifax East Halifax North Halifax Northwest Halifax South Halifax West

to 1956:	Kings

to 1949:	Cumberland Hants Pictou

to 1933:	Halifax Richmond and Cape Breton West

to 1925:	Cape Breton

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