Local Government Areas (Re-arrangement) Acts 1929 and 1931

The Local Government Areas (Re-arrangement) Acts 1929 and 1931 were acts of the Parliament of South Australia. The application of the acts, via recommendations of the commission of the same name, led to the statewide re-arrangement of local government areas, effected from 1932 to 1935.[1][2][3][4]

Rearrangements in 1932

Incomplete list:

  • Beachport annexed most of Kennion effective 12 May
  • Clare annexed part of Stanley
  • New district Eudunda was created by the union of Julia and Neales effective 12 May
  • Kanyaka annexed part of Woolundunga
  • Kapunda annexed Belvidere, part of Gilbert and part of Hamilton effective 12 May
  • New district Laura was created by the union of Booyoolie and Laura town effective 30 April
  • Lucindale annexed part of Kennion effective 12 May
  • New district Owen was created by the union of Alma Plains and Dalkey effective 12 May
  • Port Augusta town annexed Davenport town Port Augusta West town and part of Woolundunga effective 28 April
  • Port Elliot district annexed Port Elliot town and Goolwa town effective 12 May
  • Port MacDonnell annexed part of Benara
  • New district Riverton was created by the union of Rhynie, Stockport and most of Gilbert effective 12 May
  • New district Robertstown was created by the union of Apoinga and English
  • Saddleworth annexed Waterloo, most of Hamilton and part of Stanley effective 12 May
  • Tantanoola annexed part of Benara and District of Mount Gambier West effective 23 May
  • Willunga annexed Aldinga effective 12 May
  • New district Yorketown was created by the union of Dalrymple, Melville and Yorketown town

Rearrangements in 1933

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Rearrangements in 1935

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See also

References

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