Le Rapport Complet de L'electoral Boundaries Commission

2020
Report of the Electoral Boundaries Commission

on a Review of the Boundaries of the Constituencies
CONTENTS
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PART I
1.0 Introduction … … … … … … … … 1
2.0 The Constituencies of the Island of Mauritius … … … 2
3.0 Historical Background … … … … … … 4
4.0 Population Census … … … … … … … 5
5.0 Methodology … … … … … … … … 6
6.0 Representations made by stakeholders … … … … 7
7.0 Site visits … … … … … … … … 8
8.0 Inclusion of Chagos Archipelago in a constituency … … … 8
PART II
9.0 Recommendations … … … … … … … 9
PART III
10.0 Conclusion … … … … … … … … 57
11.0 Acknowledgements … … … … … … … 59
APPENDICES
A General Notice No. 552 of 2000 – Description of constituencies
A1 Description of Registration Areas
B Letter from Statistics Mauritius – Population Quota
C Spatial Distribution of Population by Constituency (Census 2011)
D Press Communiqué dated 16 November 2016
D1 Press Communiqué dated 30 January 2017
D2 Press Communiqué dated 08 March 2018
D3 Press Communiqué dated 04 October 2018
E List of persons who deponed before the Commission and/or sent written submissions
F Approximate number of electors after the review

on a Review
Review of
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the Boundaries
Boundaries of
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the Constituencies
Constituencies
PART I
1.0 Introduction
1.1 The Electoral Boundaries Commission, “the Commission”, is a constitutional body

established under Section 38(1) of the Constitution of the Republic of Mauritius, “the
Constitution”. Its Chairman and Members are appointed by the President, acting
after consultation with the Prime Minister, the Leader of the Opposition and such
other persons as appear to the President acting in his own deliberate judgment, to
be leaders of parties in the National Assembly, “the Assembly”.
1.2 The Commission is presently composed of:
Mr Yusuf H. ABOOBAKER, CSK, SC, Chairperson
Mr Désiré BASSET, GOSK, SC

Mrs Narghis BUNDHUN, SC
Mr Oograssen Devpal COWREEA Members
Mr Georges André ROBERT, GOSK, OBE, SA
Mrs Vedita Devi PEERUN
Mrs Ammanah RAGAVOODOO
1.3 The Commission, in the discharge of its duties, is assisted by its Secretary
Mr. Satydanand Aujeet.
1.4 The Commission has the statutory mandate, under Section 39(2) of the Constitution,
to review the boundaries of the constituencies of the Republic of Mauritius and to
present a report to the Assembly ten years as near as may be after the presentation
of its last report. There are historical reasons for the Commission to report to the
Assembly. It may be recalled, as pointed out by Professor S A de Smith in his book
Constitutional and Administrative Law (1971), that in Mauritius “The system of
election and the method of legislative representation were highly contentious issues
before independence. They are written into the constitution and specially
entrenched. Provision is also made for commissions to delimit constituencies and
supervise the registration of electors and the conduct of elections; the members of
the commissions have security of tenure.” Parliamentary sovereignty, however,
prevails when it comes to boundaries of constituencies as we shall explain later in
this introduction.
1.5 The proviso under Section 39(2) also enables the Commission which may at any
time carry out a review and present a report if it considers it desirable to do so by
reason of the holding of an official census of the population of Mauritius and it shall
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do so if a resolution is passed by the Assembly. Since independence in 1968, the
Commission has not been called upon to undertake any review under the proviso.
1.6 The Commission has reviewed the boundaries of the constituencies in Mauritius and
presented four (4) reports to the Assembly, namely, in 1976, 1986, 1999 and 2009.
1.7 It is worthy of note that the Assembly may by resolution approve or reject the
recommendations of the Commission but may not vary them; if approved by the
Assembly, the recommendations shall have effect as from the next dissolution of
Parliament vide Section 39(4) of the Constitution.
1.8 The recommendations of the 1986 and 1999 reports were approved by the
Assembly, whilst those of the 1976 report were rejected.
1.9 The last report on the review of boundaries of constituencies was handed over to
the Speaker of the Assembly on 30 October 2009. It was tabled before the
Assembly on 10 November 2009. No resolution was, however, introduced in the
Assembly to approve or reject the recommendations of the Commission.
1.10 As a result, the present boundaries remain those as delineated in the 1999
recommendations and described in GN 552 of 2000 - Appendix A.
1.11 The description of the present Registration Areas is set out in Appendix A1.
2.0 The Constituencies of the Island of Mauritius
2.1 Section 39(1) of the Constitution, which came into force in 1968, provides as follows:
There shall be 21 constituencies and accordingly –
(a) the Island of Mauritius shall be divided into 20 constituencies

(b) Rodrigues shall form one constituency.
2.2 The number of constituencies has thus been fixed to 20 for the island of
Mauritius and Rodrigues is the 21st constituency.
Rodrigues being one constituency of its own, is not concerned by the present
exercise.
2.3 The appellation of the 20 constituencies (electoral districts) was established by

the Schedule to the Regulations (Government Notice No. 82 of 1966). They are
as follows:-
1. Grand River North West and Port Louis West

2. Port Louis South and Port Louis Central
3. Port Louis Maritime and Port Louis East
4. Port Louis North and Montagne Longue
5. Pamplemousses and Triolet
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6. Grand Baie and Poudre d‟Or
7. Piton and Rivière du Rempart
8. Quartier Militaire and Moka
9. Flacq and Bon Accueil
10. Montagne Blanche and Grand River South East
11. Vieux Grand Port and Rose Belle
12. Mahebourg and Plaine Magnien
13. Rivière des Anguilles and Souillac
14. Savanne and Black River
15. La Caverne and Phoenix
16. Vacoas and Floreal
17. Curepipe and Midlands
18. Belle Rose and QuatreBornes
19. Stanley and Rose Hill
20. Beau Bassin and Petite Rivière
2.4 It is worth recalling that the existing 20 constituencies result from the pairing of
the 40 electoral districts which had been established by Proclamation No.10 of
1958, being grouped into pairs following the recommendations of the Banwell
Report of 1966.
2.5 The names of the 20 paired electoral districts (now constituencies), are set out in
GN No. 82 of 1966 and the Mauritius Independence Order GN 54 of 1968, which
also provided that these 20 constituencies referred to in Section 39(1) of the
Constitution, shall be the same as specified in the Schedule to the Mauritius
(Electoral Provisions) Regulations 1966.
2.6 The Commission would like to refer to the comments made in its 1976 Report at
Page 13 paragraph 43 concerning changes to the pairing of constituencies which
still remain pertinent to this day:
“We have, otherwise, carefully refrained from any wholesale interference with the
“pairing” of the electoral districts by the Banwell Commission in 1966 as we did
not think it would have been proper, within our terms of reference under Section
39 of the Constitution to do so.”
2.7 The Commission still considers that it is not empowered by the Constitution to
either increase or decrease the number of constituencies with regard to the
island of Mauritius. Only Parliament is entitled to do so with the required majority,
by virtue of Section 47 of the Constitution.
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3.0 Historical background
3.1 The following extract from the 1962 Report of the then Central Statistics Office
shows the population of Mauritius by electoral districts.
COLONY OF MAURITIUS - POPULATION CENSUS, 30th June 1962

TOTAL POPULATION BY ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Electoral Districts Total Electoral Districts Total

Population Population
1. Grand River North 20,420 21. Rose Belle 18,352
West
2. Port Louis West 15,106 22. Mahebourg 15,488
3. Port Louis South 17,502 23. Plaine Magnien 16,485
4. Port Louis Central 14,216 24. Rivière des Anguilles 18,592
5. Port Louis Maritime 10,396 25. Souillac 14,630
6. Port Louis East 18,174 26. Savanne 18,690
7. Port Louis North 17,638 27. Black River 17,419
8. Montagne Longue 17,622 28. Vacoas 18,774
9. Pamplemousses 17,010 29. Curepipe 13,952
10. Triolet 17,497 30. Midlands 15,502
11. Grand Baie 17,326 31. Floreal 17,005
12. Poudre d‟Or 17,421 32. La Caverne 22,038
13. Piton 13,733 33. Phoenix 18,347
14. Rivière du Rempart 16,650 34. Belle Rose 15,793
15. Flacq 21,293 35. Quatre-Bornes 16,967
16. Bon Accueil 19,109 36. Stanley 23,210
17. Quartier Militaire 14,215 37. Rose Hill 14,091
18. Montagne Blanche 17,378 38. Moka 17,718
19. Grand River South 17,237 39. Beau Bassin 16,751
East
20. Vieux Grand Port 14,969 40. Petite Rivière 16,903
TOTAL 681,619
3.2 As can be seen from the above table, the disparity in the number of inhabitants
between constituencies can be traced back to 1962.
According to the 1962 population census, electoral district No. 5 - Port Louis
Maritime (now part of Constituency No. 3 – Port Louis Maritime and Port Louis
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East) had a population of 10,396 whereas electoral district No. 36 Stanley (now
part of Constituency No. 19 - Stanley and Rose Hill) had a population of 23,210.
3.3 The ratio between these two electoral districts in terms of population was already
1:2 in the 1962 census. The disparity has not been reduced if we look at the
number of inhabitants according to subsequent census from 1978 to 2011, the
latest census.
4.0 POPULATION CENSUS
4.1 The table hereunder shows the number of inhabitants in respect of each
constituency as per the population census for the years 1972, 1983, 1990, 2000
and 2011.
Constituency 1972 1983 1990 2000 2011

1. Grand River North West and Port Louis 39,979 40,016 48,153 56,255 60,334
West
2. Port Louis South and Port Louis Central 33,112 33,348 35,477 34,786 31,506
3. Port Louis Maritime and Port Louis East 26,687 22,147 32,080 38,637 29,464
4. Port Louis North and Montagne Longue 48,203 57,165 55,927 58,787 66,738
5. Pamplemousses and Triolet 44,408 61,325 65,308 75,381 85,994
6. Grand Baie and Poudre d‟Or 44,459 55,687 55,322 64,274 70,858
7. Piton and Rivière du Rempart 35,809 41,451 48,986 52,805 55,337
8. Quartier Militaire and Moka 41,182 48,813 48,965 54,494 58,873
9. Flacq and Bon Accueil 50,156 61,597 59,837 67,551 71,982
10. Montagne Blanche and Grand River 41,375 49,725 56,455 63,641 67,724
South East
11. Vieux Grand Port and Rose Belle 38,837 44,654 46,670 51,989 55,222
12. Mahebourg and Plaine Magnien 37,614 43,560 45,056 48,958 49,966
13. Rivière des Anguilles and Souillac 37,378 40,563 41,229 44,205 44,686
14. Savanne and Black River 47,404 59,581 64,083 76,926 86,760
15. La Caverne and Phoenix 47,340 58,435 62,012 69,328 73,241
16. Vacoas and Floreal 43,464 51,028 54,796 56,976 57,440
17. Curepipe and Midlands 36,621 43,889 50,342 58,807 60,490
18. Belle Rose and Quatre Bornes 39,361 43,218 54,227 57,693 55,554
19. Stanley and Rose Hill 42,840 48,509 45,724 53,290 52,373
20. Beau Bassin and Petite Rivière 49,970 62,152 51,807 58,575 61,841
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4.2 The population of Mauritius was 1,196,383 according to the latest population
census carried out in 2011. The „population quota‟ which is obtained by dividing
the figure 1,196,657 by 20, is 59,832 rounded to the nearest whole number. A
correspondence from the Director of Statistics Mauritius in respect of the Census
2011 resident population by Constituency is included at Appendix B.
4.3 Appendix C is a map showing the population density according to the data
submitted by the Director of Statistics Mauritius.
5.0 METHODOLOGY
5.1 Section 39(3) of the Constitution provides:
“The Report of the Electoral Boundaries Commission shall make

recommendations for any alterations to the boundaries of the constituencies as
appear to the Commission to be required so that the number of inhabitants of
each constituency is as nearly equal as is reasonably practicable to the
population quota:
Provided that the number of inhabitants of a constituency may be greater or less

than the population quota in order to take account of means of communication,
geographical features, density of population and the boundaries of administrative
areas.”
(Emphasis added)
5.2 The “population quota” is defined in Section 39(5) of the Constitution as follows:
“ ………. „population quota‟ means the number obtained by dividing the number
of inhabitants of the Island of Mauritius (including any island included in any
constituency in the Island of Mauritius by virtue of any resolution under
subsection (1)) according to the latest official census of the population of
Mauritius by 20.”
5.3 The guiding principle for any alterations to the boundaries is that the number of
inhabitants of each constituency is as nearly equal as is reasonably
practicable to the population quota: provided that the number of
inhabitants of a constituency may be greater or less than the population
quota in order to take account of means of communication, geographical
features, density of population and boundaries of administrative areas.
(Emphasis added)
5.4 The Commission has remained guided by the above principle in carrying out the
present exercise.
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5.5 The Commission considers that it would not be appropriate to review the
boundaries of any constituency in isolation. In fact, the Commission adopted the
approach of looking at all constituencies in a holistic manner, given their inter-
connection with each other, and the ripple effect of any change to the boundaries
of one constituency in relation to neighbouring constituencies.
5.6 In the context of the present exercise which involved site visits, the Commission
noted that climate change has impacted on a number of geographical features,
such as feeder canals and rivers which used to provide certainty to the limits of
some constituencies.
The Commission also noted the expansion of residential and industrial
developments, as well as other infrastructural developments, which have brought
about further alterations to some existing geographical features requiring the
boundaries to be better defined.
Finally, the Commission further examined the observations made by the officers
of the Office of the Electoral Commissioner. These were in relation to some
regions where boundaries comprising of old railway tracks, feeder canals and
estate roads no longer exist, and instances where boundaries were cutting
across existing housing estates as well as future residential developments.
6.0 Representations made by stakeholders
6.1 The Commission, by way of a press communiqué, dated 16 November 2016, and
subsequent communiqués, invited political parties and interested persons to
submit their views and suggestions in relation to the review of the boundaries of
the constituencies of the Republic of Mauritius - Appendices D to D3.
6.2 The Commission received 52 written representations. The Commission also

conducted public hearings during which 35 persons deponed on their own behalf
and/or on behalf of the organisations they represented. Appendix E shows a list
of those persons.
6.3 The representations received, covered a wide range of issues including:
 an increase in the number of constituencies of Mauritius;
 the merging of some constituencies to form new ones;
 the renaming of constituencies;
 the disparity in terms of the number of electors in some constituencies;
 the inclusion or distraction of some localities from one constituency to another;
 the desirability of an increase of the representatives of Rodrigues at the

National Assembly from two to three;
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 the need for proportional representation (PR);
 an electoral system that would be more responsive to the aspirations of our

society;
 the creation of 13 Regional Assembly constituencies for Mauritius and

Rodrigues, instead of the actual 21 constituencies;
6.4 The submissions reflected the great interest that the deponents have shown in
the exercise. All the submissions have been examined carefully and have
provided a valuable contribution to our deliberations. However, a good number of
the representations, although interesting, were in relation to the broader issues
of electoral reforms which clearly do not fall within the purview of the present
exercise or within the remit of the Commission‟s mandate.
6.5 During the course of the public hearings, the Commission took note of the fact
that many of the deponents did not make any distinction between the number of
inhabitants and the number of registered electors in the constituencies. It is worth
recalling that Section 39(3) of the Constitution refers to the number of inhabitants
in each constituency and not to the number of registered electors. However, for
purposes of this exercise, the Commission has addressed how the
recommendations made will affect the movement of electors from one
constituency to another.
7.0 Site Visits
7.1 The Commission effected visits to several regions to explore and assess the
practicalities of the recommendations that it proposes to make.
7.2 During the site visits, members of the Commission had the opportunity of
interacting with inhabitants of the localities.
8.0 INCLUSION OF CHAGOS ARCHIPELAGO IN A CONSTITUENCY
8.1 Whilst the present exercise was on-going, a motion was passed in the Assembly
on 12 July 2019 to the effect that the Chagos Archipelago, including Diego
Garcia, should be included in such one of the constituencies as the Commission
may determine. The Commission has addressed this issue separately whilst
reviewing the boundaries of Constituency No. 1 - Grand River North West and
Port Louis West.
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PART II
9.0 – Recommendations
9.1 - Constituency No. 1 – Grand River North West and Port Louis West
9.1.1 Constituency No.1 is bordered by Constituencies Nos. 2, 8 and 20 on three

sides and by the sea on its western side.
9.1.2 Density and distribution of population - 2011 Census

Constituency No. 1
Area (Km2 ) 31.22
Population_2011 60,334
Population 1,932.36
Density
9.1.3 Line Barracks to Soreze Regions
9.1.3.1 The Commission is of the view that that part of Constituency No.1 - Grand
River North West and Port Louis West, lying generally East of the Port Louis -
Plaisance Dual Carriageway (M1), comprising of the regions between Line
Barracks and the southern limit of the administrative area of the Municipal
City Council of Port Louis may be considered as a natural extension of
Constituency No. 2 – Port Louis South and Port Louis Central.
Furthermore, the Port Louis - Plaisance Dual Carriageway (M1), is a clearly
defined physical feature which forms the boundary between the two
constituencies.
RECOMMENDATION
9.1.3.2 The Commission is of the view that that part of Constituency No. 1, as
outlined above, can conveniently be annexed to Constituency No. 2 and
recommends accordingly.
This recommendation would result in a decrease of 9,985 electors in this
constituency.
9.1.4 Coromandel Industrial Zone

9.1.4.1 Part of the common boundary of Constituencies Nos. 1 and 20 at Coromandel
cuts across the Coromandel Industrial Zone and, therefore, needs to be
redefined.
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RECOMMENDATION
9.1.4.2 The Commission accordingly recommends that that part of the common
boundary of Constituencies Nos. 1 and 20 at the Coromandel Industrial Zone
should in future run westerly along part of the Metro Express Line to meet
Richelieu Branch Road.
9.1.5 Morcellement Ghurburrun (Pointe aux Sables)

9.1.5.1 Part of the common boundary of Constituencies Nos. 1 and 20 at Pointe aux
Sables, being an imaginary line, splits Morcellement Ghurburrun into two
segments at the level of Challenger Street. Consequently, the morcellement
falls partly within Registration Area AC, i.e. Pointe aux Sables in Constituency
No. 1, and partly within Registration Area YK, i.e. the village of Gros Cailloux
in Constituency No. 20. The electors residing in the western segment of the
morcellement forming part of Registration Area YK vote at Pierre Desvaux de
Marigny Government School, in the village of Gros Cailloux which is 3km
away from the morcellement, however Pointe aux Sables Government School
is more accessible to the electors.
Moreover, part of the western boundary of the constituency starting from the
intersection of the „tracé‟ of the Old Railway line and Pointe aux Sables Road
(B31) which runs along an imaginary line up to the sea at Pointe aux Caves
lighthouse needs to be redefined.
RECOMMENDATION
9.1.5.2 In the light of the observations outlined above, the Commission recommends
that Morcellement Ghurburrun, in its entirety, be annexed to Constituency
No.1.
The Commission recommends that the new boundary runs along the southern
boundary of Pointe aux Sables bus terminal and several tracks bordering
Morcellement Ghurburrun up to the boundary of Pas Géometriques Belle Vue
La Mecque to meet the lighthouse at Albion.
This recommendation would result in an additional 137 electors in
Constituency No. 1.
9.1.6 Inclusion of the Chagos Archipelago
9.1.6.1 The Commission has taken note of the motion passed in the Assembly on 12
July 2019 for the inclusion of the Chagos Archipelago in such one of the
constituencies of Mauritius.
The Commission has carefully examined the issue as well as the affinity the
Chagossian community has with the constituencies of Mauritius.
The Commission finds that such affinity rests mainly with Constituencies Nos.
1 and 5 inasmuch as most of Chagossians and their descendants currently
living on the mainland of Mauritius reside in these two constituencies.
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Constituency No. 5, however, is one of the constituencies with the highest
number of electors. The office of the Chagos Refugees Group is located in
Pointe aux Sables, which is found in Constituency No. 1.
The Commission determines that the Chagos Archipelago be included in
Constituency No. 1 - Grand River North West and Port Louis West.
RECOMMENDATION
9.1.6.2 The Commission accordingly recommends that the Chagos Archipelago be

included in Constituency No. 1 - Grand River North West and Port Louis West.
9.1.7 Resulting movement of electors

Present No. of electors : 41,536
(Register of electors in force)
Addition : 137
Distraction : 9,985
Proposed No. of Electors : 31,688
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9.2 – Constituency No. 2 – Port Louis South and Port Louis Central
9.2.1 This Constituency is bordered by Constituencies Nos. 1, 3 and 4.
Constituency No. 2
Area (Km2 ) 10.50
Population 2,999.93
Density
9.2.3 Line Barracks to Soreze Regions

9.2.3.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.1.3 above, that part of Constituency
No. 1 situated East of Port Louis – Plaisance Dual Carriageway (M1)
can be conveniently annexed to Constituency No. 2.
RECOMMENDATION
9.2.3.2 The Commission reiterates its recommendation made at paragraph
9.1.3.2 above.
This recommendation would result in an additional 9,985 electors in
Constituency No. 2.
9.2.4 La Paix, Inkerman, Boulevard Victoria, Sir Edgard Laurent and

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Streets
9.2.4.1 The localities lying South East of Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam
Street, North East of Fort Adelaide, commonly known as Citadel, and
North West of Boulevard Victoria Street can be said to be a natural
extension of the region of Plaine Verte.
This includes the regions in the vicinity of City Clinic, Islamic Cultural
Centre and Notre Dame de La Paix R.C.A. School.
The inhabitants of these localities also share common facilities with
the region of Plaine Verte.
RECOMMENDATION
9.2.4.2 The Commission recommends that that part of Constituency No. 2,
lying North East of Fort Adelaide (Citadel) and North West of
Boulevard Victoria be added to Constituency No. 3.
This recommendation would result in a decrease of 4,457 electors in
Constituency No. 2.
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9.2.5 Corderie and Poudrière Streets Region
9.2.5.1 The area lying between Corderie Street and Poudrière Street
(Registration Area CA) falls within Constituency No. 3. This
registration area, which comprises the Supreme Court, the City Hall
and major banks, actually forms part of the central business district
of the City of Port Louis and should be included in Constituency No.
2.
RECOMMENDATION
9.2.5.2 The Commission accordingly recommends that Registration Area CA
be annexed to Constituency No. 2.
Constituency No. 2, who would continue to vote at Sir Abdool
Razack Mohamed State Secondary School.

Addition : 10,181
Distraction : 4,457
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9.3 - Constituency No. 3 – Port Louis Maritime and Port Louis East
9.3.1 This constituency is bordered by Constituencies Nos. 2, 4 and 5 and on

its western side by the sea, and includes the island of Agalega.
Constituency No. 3
Area (Km2 ) 6.10
Population 4,830.16
Density
9.3.3 Corderie and Poudrière Streets Region

9.3.3.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.2.5 above, the „Registration Area CA‟ lying
between Corderie Street and Poudrière Street forms part of the central
business district of the City of Port Louis, and should be included in
Constituency No. 2.
RECOMMENDATION
9.2.5.2 namely, that „Registration Area CA‟ be distracted from
Constituency No. 3 and annexed to Constituency No. 2.
This recommendation would result in a decrease of 196 electors in
Constituency No. 3.
9.3.4 La Paix, Inkerman, Boulevard Victoria, Sir Edgard Laurent and Sir
Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Streets
9.3.4.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.2.4 above, the regions lying South East of
Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Street, North East of Fort Adelaide and
North West of Boulevard Victoria Street can be said to be a natural
extension of the region of Plaine Verte.
RECOMMENDATION
9.2.4.2 above, so that that part of Constituency No. 2, lying South East
of Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Street, North East of Fort Adelaide,
commonly known as Citadel, and North West of Boulevard Victoria
Street be annexed to Constituency No.3.
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Constituency No. 3.
9.3.5 NHDC and Paul Toureau Regions

9.3.5.1 The inhabitants of that part of Constituency No. 4 lying North West of an
imaginary line starting from Dumas Batterie to „Pont Gareeboo‟ on
Bernardin de St Pierre Street and generally South of Lataniers river,
including Paul Toureau, have strong links and share common facilities
with the regions lying in the vicinity of Sir Abdool Razack Mohamed
Road, previously known as Route des Pamplemousses; and Ibrahim
Abdoolah Market Fair, commonly known as „La foire Cité Martial‟,
comprised in Constituency No. 3.
RECOMMENDATION
9.3.5.2 The Commission recommends that that part of Constituency No. 4 be
annexed to Constituency No. 3.
Constituency No. 3.
9.3.6 Goodwill Distillery, NHDC Complex and Cocoterie
Presently, the common boundaries of Constituencies Nos. 3, 4 & 5 split

9.3.6.1 the locality of Roche Bois in three parts, namely the eastern part found in
Constituency No. 4, the north western part found in Constituency No. 5
and the south western part found in Constituency No.3.
The Commission is of the view that the north western part of the locality
of Roche Bois, bordered by the sea and comprising of the locality of
Cocoterie, Goodwill Distillery and NHDC Complex should be annexed to
Constituency No. 3.
RECOMMENDATION
9.3.6.2 In the light of the observations made above, the Commission
recommends that that part of Roche Bois currently comprised in
Constituency No.5 be annexed to Constituency No. 3.

Constituency No. 3.

Addition : 9,171
Distraction : 196
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9.4 - Constituency No. 4 – Port Louis North and Montagne Longue
9.4.1 Constituency No. 4 is bordered by Constituencies Nos. 2, 3, 5, 7 and 8.
Constituency No. 4
Area (Km2 ) 55.64
Population 1,199.42
Density
9.4.3 NHDC and Paul Toureau Regions

9.4.3.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.3.5 above, the inhabitants of that part of
Constituency No. 4 lying North West of an imaginary line starting from
Dumas Batterie to „Pont Gareeboo‟ on Bernardin de St Pierre Street,
and generally south of Lataniers river have strong links and share
common facilities with the regions lying in the vicinity of Sir Abdool
Razack Mohamed Road and Ibrahim Abdoolah Market Fair.
RECOMMENDATION
9.3.5.2 above.
Constituency No. 4.
9.4.4 Terre Rouge

9.4.4.1 Part of the existing northern boundary of Constituency No. 4 between
the villages of Le Hochet and Terre Rouge cuts across housing
developments, namely Morcellement Tara, Morcellement Richwood,
Morcellement Le Ruisseau and Morcellement La Nouvelle Industrie.
Moreover, Le Hochet and Terre Rouge are adjoining villages having

strong links and sharing common facilities. The village of Terre Rouge is
in Constituency No. 5 whereas the village of Le Hochet is in
Constituency No. 4.
The Terre Rouge-Verdun-Trianon Link Road and Montagne Longue -
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Crève Coeur Road (B19) would provide a well-defined boundary
between Constituencies Nos. 4 and 5 and would also resolve all the
aforementioned issues.
RECOMMENDATION
9.4.4.2 In the light of the observation made above, the Commission
recommends that part of the village of Terre Rouge, lying South West of
the Terre Rouge -Verdun-Trianon Link Road and Montagne Longue-
Crève Coeur Road (B19) be distracted from Constituency No. 5 and

Constituency No. 4.
Present No. of Electors : 48,918

Addition : 7,597
Distraction : 1,364
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9.5 – Constituency No. 5 – Pamplemousses and Triolet
9.5.1 Constituency No. 5 is bordered by Constituencies Nos. 3, 4, 6 and 7,

and on its western side by the sea.
Constituency No. 5
Area (Km2 ) 90.56
Population 949.59
Density
9.5.3 Goodwill Distillery, NHDC Complex and Cocoterie

9.5.3.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.3.6 above, the common boundaries of
Constituencies Nos. 3, 4 and 5 split the locality of Roche Bois in three
parts, namely the eastern part found in Constituency No. 4, the north
western part found in Constituency No. 5 and the south western part
found in Constituency No.3.
RECOMMENDATION
9.3.6.2 above, so that the north western part of the locality of Roche
Bois be distracted from Constituency No. 5 and annexed to
Constituency No. 3 – Port Louis Maritime and Port Louis East.

Constituency No. 5.
9.5.4 Terre Rouge

9.5.4.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.4.4 above, part of the existing boundary of
Constituency No. 5, between the villages of Le Hochet and Terre
Rouge, cuts across the housing developments, namely Morcellement
Tara, Morcellement Richwood, Morcellement Le Ruisseau and
Morcellement La Nouvelle Industrie.
RECOMMENDATION
9.5.4.2 In line with its recommendation made at paragraph 9.4.4.2 above, the
Commission recommends that that part of the village of Terre Rouge,
lying generally West of the Terre Rouge-Verdun-Trianon Link Road and
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Montagne Longue- Crève Coeur Road (B19) be distracted from
Constituency No.5 and annexed to Constituency No.4.
Constituency No.5.
9.5.5 Morcellement VRS Bois Rouge (Village of Pamplemousses)
9.5.5.1 Presently part of the common boundary between Constituencies Nos. 5

and 7, being an imaginary line, cuts across Morcellement VRS Bois
Rouge. The morcellement, part of which is situated in the village of
Mapou, in Constituency No. 7, is in fact an extension of the locality of
Bois Rouge comprised in the village of Pamplemousses. The
inhabitants of the morcellement vote at Mapou Government School at a
distance of almost 4.5 km away.
RECOMMENDATION
9.5.5.2 The Commission recommends that part of Morcellement VRS Bois
Rouge, lying generally West of the Port Louis – Sottise Dual
Carriageway (M2), and comprised in Constituency No. 7, be annexed to
Constituency No. 5.
These inhabitants would in future vote at Pamplemousses SSS situated
at around 1 km away.
Constituency No. 5.
9.5.6 Mont Piton

9.5.6.1 Following the Mont Piton housing development, part of the common
boundary between Constituencies Nos. 5 and 7, which formerly ran
along La Nicolière Distributory Channel, at Mont Piton, has been
obliterated and needs to be redefined.
RECOMMENDATION
9.5.6.2 The Commission recommends that that part of the boundary between
Constituencies Nos. 5 and 7 at the level of Mont Piton should in future
run along estate roads and River des Pamplemousses to meet the
bridge at Grande Rosalie, so that Mont Piton housing development, in
its entirety, will now fall within Constituency No. 7.
9.5.7 Morcellement Azor and Triolet Bus Service Garage

9.5.7.1 There have been recent developments at the northern fringe of the
village of Triolet, more precisely at the junction of Fond du Sac Road
and Grand Baie Road. Moreover, part of Fond du Sac Road and part of
Grand Baie Road form the common boundary between Constituencies
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Nos. 5 and 6.
Morcellement Azor and the land development behind Triolet Bus

Service Garage, in the vicinity of the Triolet Fire Brigade Station,
presently falling in Constituency No. 6, can be considered as an
extension of the village of Triolet.
The inhabitants of this locality vote at Fond du Sac Government School,

which is at a distance of about 3.5 km away.
RECOMMENDATION
9.5.7.2 The Commission recommends that Morcellement Azor and the land
development behind Triolet Bus Service Garage, be distracted from
Constituency No. 6 and annexed to Constituency No. 5.
As a result of the above recommendation, the inhabitants of these
localities will in future vote at Daneswock Sewraz Government School
which brings them closer to their polling station.
Constituency No. 5.

Addition : 202
Distraction : 10,947
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9.6 – Constituency No. 6 – Grand Baie and Poudre d’Or
9.6.1 Constituency No. 6, lying at the extreme North of Mauritius, is bordered

by the sea and by Constituencies Nos. 5 and 7.
Constituency No. 6
Area (Km2 ) 94.85
Population 747.02
Density
9.6.3 Butte aux Papayes and Forbach

9.6.3.1 The localities of Butte aux Papayes and Forbach are part and parcel of
Belle Vue Harel Sugar Estate, now known as TERRA. Belle Vue Harel
Sugar Estate has always formed part of Constituency No. 7.
However, part of the common boundary of Constituencies Nos. 6 and 7
at Butte aux Papayes, being an imaginary line, cuts across the housing
development at Butte aux Papayes, resulting in the said housing
development falling within both Constituencies Nos. 6 and 7; the major
part being in Constituency No.7.
RECOMMENDATION
9.6.3.2 The Commission recommends that the boundary between
Constituencies Nos. 6 and 7 be redefined so as to include the locality of
Butte aux Papayes, in its entirety, and Forbach in Constituency No.7.
9.6.4 Morcellement Azor and Triolet Bus Service Garage

9.6.4.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.5.7 above, Morcellement Azor and the
land development behind Triolet Bus Service Garage, in the vicinity of
Triolet Fire Brigade Station, presently falling in Constituency No. 6, can
be considered as an extension of the village of Triolet.
RECOMMENDATION

9.5.7.2 above, so that the regions of Morcellement Azor and Triolet Bus
Service Garage, be distracted from Constituency No. 6 and included in
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Constituency No. 5.
Constituency No. 6.

Addition : Nil
Distraction : 44
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9.7 – Constituency No. 7 – Piton and Rivière du Rempart
9.7.1 This constituency is bordered by Constituencies Nos. 4, 5, 6 and 9, and

by the sea on its eastern side.

Constituency No. 7
Area (Km2 ) 107.00
Population 517.18
Density
9.7.3 Morcellement VRS Bois Rouge (Village of Pamplemousses)

9.7.3.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.5.5 above, part of the common boundary
between Constituencies Nos. 5 and 7, being an imaginary line, cuts
across Morcellement VRS Bois Rouge.
RECOMMENDATION
9.5.5.2, so that that part of Morcellement VRS - Bois Rouge lying
generally West of Port Louis–Sottise Dual Carriageway (M2) be
Constituency No. 7.
9.7.4 Mont Piton
9.7.4.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.5.6 above, following the Mont Piton

housing development, part of the common boundary between
Constituencies Nos. 5 and 7, which formerly ran along La Nicolière
Distributory Channel, at Mont Piton, has been obliterated and needs to
be redefined.
RECOMMENDATION
9.5.6.2 above, such that the Mont Piton housing development, in its
entirety, would now fall within Constituency No.7.
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9.7.5 Butte aux Papayes and Forbach
9.7.5.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.6.3 above, the common boundary of

Constituencies Nos. 6 and 7 cuts across the housing development at
Butte aux Papayes.
RECOMMENDATION

9.6.3.2 above, so that the boundary between Constituencies Nos. 6 and
7 be redefined so as to include the locality of Butte aux Papayes, in its
entirety, and Forbach in Constituency No.7.

Addition : Nil
Distraction : 158
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9.8 – Constituency No. 8 – Quartier Militaire and Moka
9.8.1 Constituency No. 8 is bordered by not less than 10 constituencies

namely, Constituencies Nos.1, 4, 7, 9, 10, 15, 17, 18, 19 and 20.
Constituency No. 8
Area (Km2 ) 118.47
Population 496.93
Density
9.8.3 Morcellement VRS Hermitage and Morcellement Aurea - SIT
9.8.3.1 Part of the common boundary of Constituencies Nos. 8 and 15 cuts

across Morcellement VRS Hermitage and Morcellement Aurea - SIT,
with the result that the major part of both morcellements falls within
Constituency No. 8, whereas the other part falls within Constituency
No.15.
The inhabitants of these morcellements share common facilities with
the village of Saint Pierre.
RECOMMENDATION
9.8.3.2 In the light of the above observations, the Commission recommends
that both Morcellement VRS Hermitage and Morcellement Aurea -
SIT, in their entirety, be included in Constituency No. 8.
Constituency No. 8.
9.8.4 Morcellement Providencia
9.8.4.1 Part of the existing common boundary of Constituencies Nos. 8 and

10, at Providence, cuts across Morcellement Providencia, with the
result that the major part of the morcellement falls within
Constituency No. 8.
The morcellement can be considered to be an extension of the
village of Providence.
Moreover, the attention of the Commission has been drawn to the
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fact that another plot of land, contiguous to Morcellement
Providencia, and situated between Quartier Militaire Bypass Road
(B24) and Moka – Camp de Masque – Flacq Road (A7) has already
been earmarked by ALTEO Property for future development.
RECOMMENDATION
9.8.4.2 In the light of the observations made above, the Commission
recommends that the common boundary of Constituencies Nos. 8
and 10, at Providence, be redefined so that Morcellement
Providencia, in its entirety, and the plot of land earmarked by Alteo
Property be included in Constituency No.8.
Constituency No. 8, who would vote at Lady Lydie Ringadoo
Government School which is situated at less than 1 km.
9.8.5 Valetta Reservoir

9.8.5.1 The common boundary of Constituencies Nos. 8 and 17 at Valetta
reservoir, being an imaginary line, cuts across the reservoir.
RECOMMENDATION
9.8.5.2 The Commission recommends that the reservoir be included in
Constituency No. 8, inasmuch as the reservoir is named after the
village of Valetta, found in Constituency No. 8. That part of the
boundary would in future run along the southern and western bank of
Valetta reservoir to meet with Rivulet Cascades.
9.8.6 Bagatelle Dam
9.8.6.1 Part of the common boundary of Constituencies Nos. 8, 15 and 18

runs along Rivulet François and River Terre-Rouge. With the
construction of the Bagatelle dam, that part of the boundary cuts
across the dam; with the result that the dam falls within the 3
abovementioned constituencies.
RECOMMENDATION
9.8.6.2 The dam being in the vicinity of Cote D‟Or, a well-known locality in
Constituency No. 8, the Commission recommends that the boundary
of Constituency No. 8 be redefined so as to include the dam, in its
entirety, in this constituency.
That part of the boundary would in future run along the southern and
western outer limits of the dam.
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9.8.7 Ebène Cyber Village and Le Bout du Monde
9.8.7.1 Ebène Cyber Village and Le Bout du Monde, part of the Village of
Moka (Registration Area HAD), is bordered by Rivière Cascades on
the East, and on the West by the eastern limits of Constituencies
Nos.19 and 20.
Several representations have been made to the Commission to the
effect that both Ebène Cyber Village and Le Bout du Monde should
be included within the administrative area of the Municipal Town
Council of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill in Constituency No.19.
The Commission is of the view that having regard to the proximity of
the above two localities with the Municipal Town Council Area of
Beau Bassin - Rose Hill, they be included in Constituency No.19
(Stanley and Rose Hill).
RECOMMENDATION
9.8.7.2 The Commission recommends accordingly.
Constituency No. 8.
9.8.8 St Julien Bypass

9.8.8.1 Part of the common boundary of Constituencies Nos. 8 and 10, which
separates St Julien d‟Hotman and Medine Camp de Masque villages
runs along a drain and not less than twelve (12) estate roads.
RECOMMENDATION
9.8.8.2 The Commission recommends that that part of the existing boundary
should run along the newly built St Julien bypass road, a clearly
defined boundary.

Addition : 94
Distraction : 258
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9.9 – Constituency No. 9 – Flacq and Bon Accueil
9.9.1 Constituency No. 9 is bordered on the North, West and

South by Constituencies Nos. 7, 8 and 10 respectively,
and by the sea on the East.
Constituency No. 9
Area (Km2 ) 151.17
Population 476.16
Density
9.9.3 Queen Victoria-Bramsthan

9.9.3.1 Part of the common boundary between Constituencies
Nos. 9 and 10 cuts across a housing development situated
on the western part of the village of Bramsthan.
This has resulted in part of the housing development
falling within the village of Queen Victoria, in Constituency
No. 9, whilst the major part is in the village of Bramsthan,
in Constituency No. 10.
Moreover, the housing development can be said to be an
integral part of the village of Bramsthan inasmuch as its
access is through Bramsthan.
RECOMMENDATION
9.9.3.2 In the light of the above observations, the Commission

recommends that the housing development, in its entirety,
should be included in Constituency No. 10.
9.9.4 Argy – Bramsthan

Nos. 9 and 10, at Argy, runs along an estate road and its
prolongation to River Coignard. Following the construction
of the Argy football ground that part of the boundary has
been obliterated.
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RECOMMENDATION
9.9.4.2 The Commission recommends that that part of the
boundary be redefined to run along Argy Road (B60), a
more clearly defined boundary.
9.9.5 Camp Ithier - Morcellement VRS at Ecroignard

Nos. 9 and 10, at Camp Ithier and Ecroignard, runs along
an imaginary line, parallel to the Flacq- Mahebourg Road
(B28) up to its junction with Trou d‟ Eau Douce Road
(B26). This imaginary line cuts across Morcellement VRS
at Ecroignard, with the result that a major part of the
morcellement now falls in Constituency No.10.
RECOMMENDATION
9.9.5.2 The Commission recommends that that part of the
common boundary be redefined by using the Trou d‟Eau
Douce Road (B26) and the south eastern limits of
Morcellement VRS, so that the morcellement, in its
entirety, be included in Constituency No. 10.

Addition : Nil
Distraction : Nil
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9.10 – Constituency No. 10 – Montagne Blanche and Grand River South East
9.10.1 Constituency No. 10 is bordered by Constituencies Nos. 8, 9, 11 and

17, and on its eastern side by the sea.
Constituency No. 10
Area (Km2 ) 154.27
Population 438.99
Density
9.10.3 Melrose - Dubreuil

9.10.3.1 Part of the common boundary of Constituencies Nos. 10 and 17,
between the villages of Melrose and Dubreuil consists of estate roads.
These have over time become obliterated.
RECOMMENDATION
9.10.3.2 The Commission recommends that that part of the existing boundary be
redefined to run along Rivière du Rempart and Rivière Monneron rivers,
to meet at Vuillemin Bridge, which is a clearly defined boundary.
9.10.4 Queen Victoria – Bramsthan

between Constituencies Nos. 9 and 10 cuts across a housing
development situated on the western part of the village of Bramsthan.
RECOMMENDATION
9.10.4.2 The Commission reiterates the recommendation it made at paragraph
9.9.3.2 above, so that the housing development, in its entirety, be
included in Constituency No. 10.
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9.10.5 Argy-Bramsthan
between Constituencies Nos. 9 and 10, at Argy, has been obliterated
following the construction of the Argy football ground.
RECOMMENDATION
9.9.4.2, to the effect that that part of the boundary be redefined to run
along Argy Road (B60).
9.10.6 Camp Ithier - Morcellement VRS at Ecroignard

between Constituencies Nos. 9 and 10 cuts across Morcellement VRS
at Ecroignard.
RECOMMENDATION
9.10.6.2 In line with its recommendation made at paragraph 9.9.5.2 above, the
Commission recommends that that part of the common boundary
between Constituencies Nos. 9 and 10 be redefined so that
Morcellement VRS Ecroignard, in its entirety, be included in
Constituency No.10.
9.10.7 Morcellement Providencia

of Constituencies Nos. 8 and 10, at Providence, cuts across
Morcellement Providencia, with the result that the major part of the
morcellement falls within Constituency No. 8.
RECOMMENDATION
9.8.4.2, so that Morcellement Providencia, in its entirety, be included in
Constituency No. 8.
Constituency No. 10.
9.10.8 Beau Champ and Deux Frères
9.10.8.1 Part of the common boundary between Constituencies Nos.10 and 11,
separating the localities of Beau Champ and Deux Frères, is ill-defined.
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RECOMMENDATION
9.10.8.2 The Commission recommends that that part of the common boundary
should in future run upstream along the Grand River South East and a
rivulet, both being natural and clearly defined boundaries.
9.10.9 St Julien Bypass

of Constituencies Nos. 8 and No.10, which separates St Julien
d‟Hotman and Medine Camp de Masque villages, runs along a drain
and not less than twelve (12) estate roads.
RECOMMENDATION
9.8.8.2 above, so that that part of the existing boundary runs along the
newly built St Julien bypass road.

Addition : Nil
Distraction : 43
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9.11 – Constituency No. 11 – Vieux Grand Port and Rose Belle
9.11.1 This Constituency is bordered by the sea on its eastern side, and by
Constituencies Nos. 10, 12, 13, 16 and 17 on the other sides.
Constituency No. 11
Area (Km2 ) 173.07
Population 319.08
Density
9.11.3 The Commission is of the view that the boundaries of Constituency No.
11 with its geographical features and topography, namely, the Grand
Port Mountain Range, Rivière Copeaux, Rivière Tabac, Rivière du
Poste, being natural boundaries, need not be altered.
However, some alterations are being proposed, wherever the present
boundaries are ill-defined as explained below.
9.11.4 Ferney – Plaisance Link Road

between Rivière des Créoles and Ruisseau Copeaux, runs along an
imaginary line and several estate roads which no longer exist. This part
of the boundary needs to be redefined.
RECOMMENDATION
should in future run along the Ferney-Plaisance Link Road, a clearly
defined boundary.
9.11.5 Gros Bois - New Grove

separating New Grove and Gros Bois, runs along at least seven estate
roads. The Commission is of the view that that part of the common
boundary needs to be redefined inasmuch as there is now a more
clearly defined boundary.
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RECOMMENDATION
9.11.5.2 The Commission recommends that that part of the existing boundary
between Constituencies Nos. 11 and 12 be redefined to run along the
the Port Louis-Plaisance Dual Carriageway (M1).
9.11.6 Nouvelle France

9.11.6.1 Part of the common boundary of Constituencies Nos. 11 and 17, which
separates the villages of Nouvelle France and Seizième Mille, is an
imaginary line, and cuts across the Food Giant Commercial complex in
the vicinity of La Chartreuse tea factory, at Montée Lapeyre. This has
resulted in the commercial building falling within two constituencies, the
major part being in the village of Nouvelle France, in Constituency No.
11.
RECOMMENDATION
9.11.6.2 In the light of the observation made above, the Commission
recommends that that part of boundary be redefined to run along the
Phoenix-Mahebourg Road (A10), and the Parc aux Cerfs trail.
9.11.7 Beau Champ and Deux Frères

between Constituencies Nos.10 and 11, separating the localities of
Beau Champ and Deux Frères, is ill-defined.
RECOMMENDATION
9.10.8.2 above, so that that part of the common boundary should run
upstream along Grand River South East and a rivulet, both being
natural and clearly defined boundaries.

Addition : Nil
Distraction : Nil
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9.12 – Constituency No. 12 – Mahebourg and Plaine Magnien
9.12.1 This constituency is located in the South East of Mauritius and is

bordered by Constituencies Nos. 11 and 13 and the sea.
Constituency No. 12
Area (Km2 ) 83.37
Population 599.34
Density
9.12.3 Ferney - Plaisance Link Road

9.12.3.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.11.4 above, part of the Northern boundary
of this constituency, lying between Rivière des Créoles and Rivière
Copeaux, runs along an imaginary line and several estate roads which
no longer exist.
RECOMMENDATION
9.12.3.2 As referred to in paragraph 9.11.4.2 above, the Commission
recommends that the new boundary runs along the Ferney - Plaisance
Link Road.
9.12.4 Gros Bois- New Grove

9.12.4.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.11.5 above, the common boundary of
Constituencies Nos. 11 and 12 between New Grove and Gros Bois
runs along several estate roads and needs to be redefined.
RECOMMENDATION
9.12.4.2 The Commission accordingly recommends that that part of the common
boundary should in future run along the Port Louis – Plaisance Dual
Carriageway (M1).
9.12.5 La Barraque
9.12.5.1 Part of the common boundary of Constituencies Nos. 12 and 13, runs
along a „tramway track‟ at La Barraque, in the vicinity of L‟Escalier
Police station. The „tramway track‟ no longer exists.
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RECOMMENDATION
should run along La Barraque Road, Gros Bois Road, and other estate
roads up to Rivière du Poste.

Addition : Nil
Distraction : Nil
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9.13 – Constituency No. 13 – Rivière des Anguilles and Souillac
9.13.1 This constituency is situated in the South of Mauritius and is bordered
by the sea on one side and by Constituencies Nos. 11, 12, 14 and 16
on the other sides.
9.13.2 Density and distribution of population – 2011 Census
Constituency No. 13
Area (Km2 ) 147.32
Population 303.33
Density
9.13.3 This constituency is bordered mainly by natural boundaries, namely

Rivière Patate on the West, and Rivière Tabac on the East.
The Commission does not propose to alter the boundaries of this
constituency, except for that part between Constituencies Nos.12 and
13 at La Barraque, as hereunder described.
9.13.4 La Barraque
9.13.4.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.12.5 above, part of the common
boundary of Constituencies Nos.12 and 13, at La Barraque near
L‟Escalier Police Station, consists of a „tramway track‟. The „tramway
track‟ no longer exists and that part of the boundary needs to be
redefined.
RECOMMENDATION

9.12.5.2 above, so that that part of the boundary between
Constituencies Nos.12 and 13 be redefined accordingly.

Addition : Nil
Distraction : Nil
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9.14 – Constituency No. 14 – Savanne and Black River
9.14.1 This constituency is bordered by the sea and Constituencies Nos. 13,
15, 16, 18, 19 and 20.

Constituency No. 14
Area (Km2 ) 320.34
Population 270.84
Density
9.14.3 Regions of Palma, Bassin and Residence Kennedy

9.14.3.1 The regions of Palma, Bassin and Residence Kennedy, Registration
Areas PX, PY and PZ respectively, are presently in Constituency No.
14. These regions fall within the administrative boundaries of the
Municipal Town Council of Quatre-Bornes.
The inhabitants of these three regions have been voting for the
Quatre-Bornes Municipal Town Council Elections since 1967. They
are subject to the Municipal Council local rates (Municipal tax).
They have to comply with all regulations in force regarding
administrative authorisations, including building and land use permits
from the Municipal Town Council of Quatre Bornes.
Furthermore, they increasingly share common facilities (including
refuse collection) with the inhabitants of the town of Quatre-Bornes.
RECOMMENDATION
9.14.3.2 The Commission recommends that the regions of Palma, Bassin and
Residence Kennedy (Registration Areas PX, PY and PZ) be
distracted from Constituency No.14 and annexed to Constituency No.
18.
9.14.4 La Valette
9.14.4.1 Part of the common boundary between Constituencies Nos. 14 and
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20, at La Valette, cuts across a housing complex, known as
Residence La Valette, with the result that the housing complex falls
within both constituencies.
Residence La Valette can only be accessed from the village of
Bambous, along a no-through road, namely La Valette Road.
Moreover, the inhabitants of Residence La Valette share common
facilities with the village of Bambous.
RECOMMENDATION
9.14.4.2 The Commission recommends that Residence La Valette, in its
entirety, be included in Constituency No.14.
Constituency No.14.

Addition : 283
Distraction : 16,242
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9.15 – Constituency No. 15 – La Caverne and Phoenix
9.15.1 This constituency is bordered by Constituencies Nos. 8, 14, 16, 17

and 18.

Constituency No. 15
Area (Km2 ) 38.60
Population 1,897.66
Density
9.15.3 Central Park

9.15.3.1 The common boundary between Constituencies Nos. 15 and 18, cuts
across the Central Park housing development, in the vicinity of
Sodnac Wellness Park, with the result that the Central Park housing
development falls within both constituencies.
The residents of the Central Park have strong links with the region of
Sodnac.
Presently, Sodnac Wellness Park also falls within Constituency No.
15. The Commission is of the view, that Sodnac Wellness Park, as its
name suggests, should be part of Constituency No. 18.
RECOMMENDATION
9.15.3.2 In the light of the above observations, the Commission recommends
that that part of the common boundary of Constituencies Nos. 15 and
18 should in future run along the southern outer limits of Sodnac
Wellness Park, so as to include the Central Park housing
development, in its entirety, in Constituency No. 18.
The recommendation would also result in the Sodnac Wellness Park
being in Constituency No. 18.
This recommendation will result in a decrease of 13 electors in
9.15.4 Residence Trianon

9.15.4.1 The common boundary between Constituencies Nos.15 and 18 near
the Maurifood Enterprise at Valentina cuts across Residence Trianon.
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The Commission takes note of the fact that Residence Trianon, in its
entirety, falls within the administrative area of the Municipal Town
Council of Quatre-Bornes (Local Government Act 2011).
RECOMMENDATION
between Constituencies Nos. 15 and 18 at Valentina be redefined so
that Residence Trianon, in its entirety, be included in Constituency
No. 18.
9.15.5 Morcellement VRS Hermitage and Morcellement Aurea – SIT

9.15.5.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.8.3 above, the common boundary
between Constituencies Nos. 8 and 15, in the vicinity of the region of
Côte d‟Or, being an imaginary line, cuts across both Morcellement
VRS Hermitage and Morcellement Aurea – SIT and should be
redefined.
RECOMMENDATION
9.15.5.2 The Commission reiterates its recommendation made at 9.8.3.2
above, so that that part of the boundary be redefined to include both
morcellements, in their entirety, in Constituency No. 8.
This recommendation will result in an additional 51 electors in
Constituency No. 8.
9.15.6 Bagatelle Dam

boundary of Constituencies Nos. 8, 15 and 18 cuts across Bagatelle
Dam and should be redefined.
RECOMMENDATION
9.8.6.2 above, to include Bagatelle Dam, in its entirety, in
Constituency No. 8.

Addition : Nil
Distraction : 64
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9.16 – Constituency No. 16 – Vacoas and Floreal
9.16.1 Constituency No. 16 is bordered by Constituencies Nos. 11, 13, 14,

15 and 17.

Constituency No. 16
Area (Km2 ) 73.26
Population 784.04
Density
9.16.3 This constituency is bordered partly by the boundaries of the districts

of Plaine Wilhems, Grand Port and Savanne, and partly by natural
features namely, on the West by the Black River Range and on the
South, partly by River du Poste. The Commission does not
recommend any alteration with respect to the existing boundaries.
9.16.4 Present No. of Electors : 44,966

Addition : Nil
Distraction : Nil
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9.17– Constituency No. 17 – Curepipe and Midlands
9.17.1 This constituency is situated in the centre of Mauritius and is bordered

by Constituencies Nos. 8, 10, 11, 15 and 16.

Constituency No. 17
Area (Km2 ) 130.84
Population 462.33
Density
9.17.3 Valetta Reservoir

boundary between Constituencies Nos. 8 and 17, cuts across the
Valetta Reservoir.
RECOMMENDATION
9.8.5.2 above, so that the reservoir, in its entirety, be included in
Constituency No. 8.
9.17.4 Melrose – Dubreuil

boundary between Constituencies Nos.10 and 17, between the
villages of Melrose and Dubreuil consists of estate roads. These have
over time become obliterated.
RECOMMENDATION
9.10.3.2 above, so that that part of the existing boundary be redefined
to run along Rivière du Rempart and Rivière Monneron rivers, to meet
at Vuillemin Bridge, which is a clearly defined boundary.
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9.17.5 Nouvelle France
boundary between Constituencies Nos. 11 and 17 cuts across a
commercial building, in the vicinity of La Chartreuse Tea factory at
Montée Lapeyre, Nouvelle France.
RECOMMENDATION
9.17.5.2 The Commission reiterates its recommendation made at 9.11.6.2
above, so that the boundary runs along the Phoenix-Mahebourg Road
(A10) and the Parc aux Cerfs trail.

Addition : Nil
Distraction : Nil
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9.18 – Constituency No. 18 – Belle Rose and Quatre-Bornes
9.18.1 Constituency No. 18 is bordered by four constituencies namely
Constituencies Nos. 8, 14, 15 and 19.

Constituency No. 18
Area (Km2 ) 14.70
Population 3,777.96
Density
9.18.3 Regions of Palma , Bassin and Residence Kennedy

9.18.3.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.14.3 above, the regions of Palma,
Bassin and Residence Kennedy, (Registration Areas PX, PY and
PZ) respectively, fall within the administrative area of the Municipal
Town Council of Quatre-Bornes.
RECOMMENDATION
9.14.3.2 above, so that the regions of Palma, Bassin and
Residence Kennedy be annexed to Constituency No.18.
This recommendation would result in an additional 16,242 electors
9.18.4 Part of St Patrick region

9.18.4.1 Registration Area VL (Part of St Patrick region), lying North West of
Boundary Road at Rose Hill is situated in Constituency No. 18.
This region falls within the administrative boundaries of the
Municipal Town Council of Beau Bassin – Rose Hill.
The inhabitants of that part of St Patrick Region also share

common facilities with the Town of Beau Bassin - Rose Hill.
RECOMMENDATION
9.18.4.2 The Commission recommends that Registration Area VL (Part of St
Patrick region) be annexed to Constituency No.19 (Stanley and
Rose Hill).
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This recommendation would result in a decrease of 1,411 electors
9.18.5 Residence Trianon

boundary between Constituencies Nos. 15 and 18, near Maurifoods
Enterprise at Valentina, cuts across Residence Trianon and needs
to be redefined.
RECOMMENDATION
9.15.4.2 above, so as to include Residence Trianon, in its entirety,
in Constituency No.18.
9.18.6 Central Park

boundary between Constituencies Nos.15 and 18 cuts across
Central Park housing development situated near the Sodnac
Wellness Park.
RECOMMENDATION
9.15.3.2 above, so that both the Central Park housing development,
in its entirety, and the Sodnac Wellness Park be included in
This recommendation will result in an additional 13 electors in
9.18.7 Bagatelle Dam
9.18.7.1 As referred to in paragraphs 9.8.6 and 9.15.6 above, part of the
common boundary of Constituencies Nos. 8, 15 and 18 cuts across
Bagatelle Dam and should be redefined.
RECOMMENDATION
9.18.7.2 The Commission reiterates its recommendation made at
paragraphs 9.8.6.2 and 9.15.6.2 above, to include Bagatelle Dam,
in its entirety, in Constituency No. 8.

Addition : 16,255
Distraction : 1,411
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9.19 – Constituency No.19– Stanley and Rose Hill
9.19.1 Constituency No.19 is bordered by Constituencies Nos. 8, 14, 18 and

20.

Constituency No. 19
Area (Km2 ) 8.45
Population 6,197.51
Density
9.19.3 Part of St Patrick Region

9.19.3.1 As referred to in paragraph 9.18.4 above, Registration Area VL (Part
of St Patrick region), presently comprised in Constituency No. 18, is
situated on the north western side of Boundary Road at Rose Hill, and
falls within the administrative area of the Municipal Town Council of
Beau Bassin-Rose Hill.
RECOMMENDATION
9.18.4.2 above, so that that part of St Patrick region be annexed to
Constituency No.19.
9.19.4 Ebène Cyber Village and Le Bout du Monde
9.19.4.1 Ebène Cyber Village and Le Bout du Monde, presently form part of
the Village of Moka.
As referred to in paragraph 9.8.7 above, both regions share common
facilities with the Municipal Town Council of Beau Bassin – Rose Hill.
RECOMMENDATION

9.8.7.2 above, so that both Ebène Cyber Village and Le Bout du
Monde be included in Constituency No. 19.

Constituency No.19.
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Addition : 1,669
Distraction : Nil
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9.20 - Constituency No.20 – Beau Bassin and Petite Rivière
9.20.1 Constituency No. 20 is bordered on the west by the sea, and on the
other sides by Constituencies Nos. 1, 8, 14 and 19.

Constituency No. 20
Area (Km2 ) 49.00
Population 1,261.94
Density
9.20.3 Coromandel Industrial Zone

between Constituencies Nos. 1 and 20 at Coromandel needs to be
redefined as it cuts across the Coromandel Industrial Zone.
RECOMMENDATION
9.1.4.2 above, so that that part of the boundary be redefined to run
along the Metro Express line.
9.20.4 Morcellement Ghurburrun (Pointe aux Sables)

between Constituencies Nos. 1 and 20 at Pointe aux Sables cuts
across Morcellement Ghurburrun.
RECOMMENDATION
9.1.5.2 above, so that Morcellement Ghurburrun, in its entirety, be
included in Constituency No. 1.
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9.20.5 La Valette
between Constituencies Nos. 14 and 20 cuts across Residence La
Valette and needs to be redefined.
RECOMMENDATION
9.14.4.2 above, so that Residence La Valette, in its entirety, be
included in Constituency No.14.

Addition : Nil
Distraction : 420
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PART III
10.0 CONCLUSION
10.1 The Commission has conducted the present review within the ambit of its
constitutional mandate.
10.2 Representations were made, inter alia, to the effect that:-

 some constituencies should be merged;
 there should be an increase or decrease in the number of constituencies in a
strict and mechanical application of the population quota principle;
 there is a need for Proportional Representation (PR);
 the number of electors should be more or less equal in each constituency;
 there should be an increase of elected representatives for Rodrigues from 2 to 3.
10.3 As already observed, the Commission is not empowered to increase or to

decrease the number of constituencies, having regard to the express and
mandatory provision of Section 39(1)(a) of the Constitution.
10.4 The Commission, despite the representations received, has made no

recommendation that would result in the renaming of constituencies, as defined
in General Notice 82 of 1966 and the Mauritius Independence Order General
Notice 54 of 1968 for reasons already explained.
10.5 The Commission as well, did not address broader issues relating to the electoral
reform, such as Proportional Representation (PR), increasing the number of MPs
for the island of Rodrigues and other issues which are beyond its remit. These
are for Parliament to address.
10.6 The Commission observes that some of the factors provided for in Section 39(3)
of the Constitution for example, means of communication and density of
population, admittedly, carried great weight at the time our Constitution was
drafted. Subsequent economic and infrastructural developments, however, have
resulted in the importance of some of those factors being significantly reduced.
10.7 The Commission has also taken into consideration the significant growth of
residential developments that have resulted in population movement. Some of
these residential developments have straddled more than one constituency, with
the result that electors living in the same area find themselves in different
constituencies when it comes to electing their representatives. The Commission
has, consequently, revisited some boundaries to correct this anomalous situation
whilst taking into account the improvements in means of communication, the
sharing of common amenities by the inhabitants and the boundaries of
administrative areas which enable the inhabitants to benefit from common
services.
10.8 The Commission has, wherever possible, endeavoured to review and describe
boundaries, so that they become clearly identifiable. In so doing, it has also taken
into account existing geographical features and present physical features, such
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as highways and new road networks instead of relying on former railway lines,
feeder canals, rivulets and unused estate roads as a result of reduction of land
under sugarcane cultivation.
10.9 According to the register of electors currently in force, the two largest
constituencies in terms of electors namely Constituencies Nos. 5 and 14 have
65,115 and 63,500 electors respectively. The smallest constituency is
Constituency No.3 with 21,943 electors. The ratio in respect of the
constituencies with the highest number of electors and constituencies with the
lowest number of electors is nearly 3:1.
10.10 As a result of the recommendations made in this report, the constituency with the
highest number of electors now will be Constituency No.18 with 58,267 electors
and the lowest number of electors will be in Constituency No. 2, with 29,962
electors. The ratio between the highest and lowest number of electors will stand
at nearly 2:1.
10.11 The table, at Appendix F, sets out how the recommendations made in this report
will affect the movement of electors in each constituency.
10.12 It is generally known and accepted, even in more populated and sophisticated
democracies, that it is impossible to achieve parity in terms of the population
quota for all constituencies. Mauritius is no exception. The number of
inhabitants is constantly changing geographically following infrastructural and
residential developments. The Commission is of the view that the population
quota cannot be applied in a mechanical way so as to be equal for each and
every constituency as adverted to above. No doubt for this reason, the framers
of our Constitution in their wisdom expressly stated that the number of
inhabitants of a constituency may be greater or less than the population quota
having regard to means of communication, geographical features, density of
population and the boundaries of administrative areas. We should also not reach
the other extreme of absurd disparity.
10.13 The Commission takes note of the historical context in which the boundaries of
the constituencies were established. Despite its best endeavours, the
Commission acting within its constitutional remit, cannot redefine radically the
boundaries of the constituencies of Mauritius, as set out in GN No. 82 of 1966
and the Mauritius Independence Order GN 54 of 1968.
It is the exclusive prerogative of Parliament to do so.

10.14 The Commission received representations that our electoral system should be
more responsive to the aspirations of the people of the Republic of Mauritius.
It is for the elected representatives of the people to do so.
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Appendix A
General Notice No.552 of 2000
THE CONSTITUTION
(Section 39)
It is published for the information of the general public that the National Assembly has at
its sitting of the 17 December 1999 resolved to approve the recommendations of the Electoral
Boundaries Commission relating to the review and alterations to the boundaries of the
constituencies of the Island of Mauritius.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 1
GRAND RIVER NORTH WEST AND PORT LOUIS WEST
Boundaries:
East: Starting from the mouth of Pouce Stream at Caudan Bassin, the boundary runs
along Pouce Stream in a south easterly direction to its junction with the New Southern Entrance
Road (M1); thence South West along the New Southern Entrance Road (M1) up to a point
opposite the prolongation of the eastern wall of the former Central Railway Station at Victoria
Square; thence in a south easterly direction along the prolongation of that wall and along that
wall to its junction with the southern wall of that building; thence along that wall to a point in
Victoria Square opposite Jemmapes Street; thence South through Victoria Square in the
direction of Jemmapes Street; thence along Jemmapes Street to its junction with Barracks
Street; thence North East along Barracks Street to its junction with St. Georges Street; thence
South East along St. Georges Street to its junction with Brown Sequard Street; thence South
West along Brown Sequard Street to its junction with Orléans Street; thence South West again
alongOrléans Street to its junction with Petricher Square; thence South West across Petricher
Square to a catchwater drain; thence South West along that catchwater drain to Armoury
Bridge on Monseigneur Leen Avenue; thence South West in a straight line to Signal Mountain;
thence by the watershed in a south easterly direction to Quoin Bluff, Spear Grass Peak, Goat
Rock, Snail Rock to Le Pouce.
South: From Le Pouce the boundary runs West along the watershed through Guiby
Peak and Berthelot Peak to Montagne Ory Trigonometrical Station (STP 12); thence West in a
straight line to its junction with Old Moka Road and Bell Village – Phoenix Trunk Road (M2).
West: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs North West along Bell Village –
Phoenix Trunk Road (M2) to its junction with a road leading to Max Works Limited; thence
along the said road on a developed length of 110 metres to its junction with an estate road;
thence West along the said estate road and its prolongation to its junction with Grand River
North West; thence North along Grand River North West to its junction with the concrete wall
separating Sunray Hotel and Bata Shoe Co. Ltd; thence West along that wall to its junction with
Port Louis- St. Jean Road (A1); thence South to its junction with the trace of the Midland Old
Railway Line; thence generally South West along that Old Railway Track to its junction with the
prolongation of the northern boundary of Richelieu Livestock Feed Factory (formerly Richelieu
Maize Mill); thence South East along that boundary to its junction with the eastern boundary of
the abovenamed factory; thence South along that boundary for 113 metres to its junction with
Richelieu Approach Road; thence West along Richelieu Approach Road to its junction with the
former Midland Railway Line; thence South West along the former Midland Railway Line on a
developed length of approximately 1300 metres to its junction with an estate road; thence North
along the said estate road for approximately 1200 metres to its junction with Mc Namara Road;
then West along Mc Namara Road to its junction with Rivière Noire Road (A3); thence North
East along Rivière Noire Road (A3) for 50 metres to its junction with La Jouliette Road; thence
North West along La Jouliette Road for 180 metres to its junction with the Old Railway Line;
thence generally West along the trace of the Railway Line to its junction with the road leading to
the Mauritius Stationary Manufacturers Limited; thence South along the said road for 230
metres to its junction with Pointe aux Sables Road (B31); thence generally North West along
Pointe aux Sables Road (B31) to a point 215 metres North of the intersection of the trace of Old
Railway Road and Pointe aux Sables Road (B31); thence in a generally south westerly
direction along a straight line to the sea at Pointe aux Caves Lighthouse.
North: From the last mentioned point the boundary follows the seashore in a generally
north easterly direction to the starting point.
The constituency includes Flat Island and Gunners’ Quoin.
CONSTITUENCY NO.2
PORT LOUIS SOUTH AND PORT LOUIS CENTRAL
Boundaries:
North : Starting from a point which links the north westwards prolongation of Queen
Elizabeth II Avenue to the sea at Caudan Waterfront, the boundary runs South East first along
that prolongation and then along Queen Elizabeth II Avenue to its junction with Chausée and
Intendence Streets; thence South West along Chausée Street to its junction with La Poudrière
Street; thence South East along La Poudrière Street to its junction with Labourdonnais Street;
thence North East along Labourdonnais Street to its junction with Pope Hennessy Street;
thence across that street and North East along Dr. G.M.D. Atchia Street to its junction with
Monseigneur Gonin Street; thence North West along Monseigneur Gonin Street to its junction
with Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Street; thence North East along Sir Seewoosagur
Ramgoolam Street to its junction with Sir Edgar Laurent Street; thence South East along Sir
Edgar Laurent Street and Boulevard Pitot to its junction with Boulevard Victoria; thence North
East along Boulevard Victoria up to the corner of the western and southern walls of the
boundary of Diego Garcia Reservoir; thence the boundary runs North East along the western
wall mentioned above up to a path leading to Canal Anglais; thence North East along that path
to its junction with Canal Anglais; thence easterly along an imaginary line up to the Priest Peak.
East: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs south along the watershed from
the Priest Peak and through The Window up to Le Pouce.
South and West: By the eastern boundary of Constituency No.1.
CONSTITUENCY NO.3
PORT LOUIS MARITIME AND PORT LOUIS EAST
Boundaries:
North: Starting from the mouth of Rivulet Terre Rouge, the boundary follows Rivulet Terre
Rouge upstream to its junction with Tamarind Street.
East: From the last mentioned junction the boundary runs South along Tamarind Street,
part of Lavaud Street and Cotton Street to its junction with Lataniers Stream; thence East along
Lataniers Stream to its junction with Noor-E-Islam Mosque Street; thence generally West along
Noor-E-Islam Mosque Street to its junction with St. Francois Xavier Street; thence Southerly
along the last mentioned Street to its junction with Military Road and Easterly along Military
Road to its junction with Pamplemousses Road; thence North East along Pamplemousses
Road to Fortification Bridge; thence South Easterly along an imaginary line to Dumas Battery
and Southerly up to the Priest Peak.
South: By part of the Northern boundary of Constituency No. 2.
West: From a point which is the prolongation of Queen Elizabeth II Avenue to the sea at
Caudan Waterfront, the boundary runs generally North along the sea shore to its junction with
the mouth of Rivulet Terre Rouge.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 4
PORT LOUIS NORTH AND MONTAGNE LONGUE
Boundaries:
North: Starting from the junction of Rivulet Terre Rouge with Northern Entrance Road
the boundary runs North East along the Northern Entrance Road for 720 metres up to its
junction with an estate road; thence North West along that estate road for a distance of 670
metres up to its junction with a second estate road; thence North East along that estate road for
40 metres up to its junction with a third estate road; thence North West partly along that estate
road for 70 metres and partly along the west bank of a reservoir; thence North East partly along
the North bank of that reservoir and partly along an irrigation canal for 170 metres; thence
North West along the said irrigation canal for 320 metres to its junction with an estate road;
thence North East along that estate road for 235 metres up to its junction with Riche Terre
Road (B33); thence South East along Riche Terre Road (B33) for 95 metres; thence along the
boundaries of the Baie du Tombeau Receiving Station as follows: East for 170 metres, South
East for 152 metres, North East for 819 metres, North for 186 metres and East for 134 metres
to its junction with an estate road; thence South East along that estate road for 890 metres to
its junction with an estate road; thence East for 104 metres to its junction with a bridge on
Northern Entrance Road; thence in a straight line to another bridge on Port Louis-Central Flacq
Road (A2); thence South East along Feeder Seche to its junction with an imaginary line joining
Long Mountain Trigonometrical Station (STP 3) and the junction of an estate road with
Montagne Longue Road (B19) at a distance of 610 metres North West of the junction of the last
mentioned road with Notre Dame Junction Road; thence 631 metres North East along that
estate road to its junction with Feeder St Louis; thence 325 metres North along Feeder St.
Louis to its Junction with an estate road; thence 890 metres North East along that estate road
to its junction with Notre Dame Junction Road at a point about 500 metres South of the junction
of the last mentioned road with Old Flacq Road (B20); thence North along Notre Dame Junction
Road to its junction with Old Flacq Road (B20); thence East along Old Flacq Road (B20) to its
junction with River des Calebasses at Calebasses Bridge; thence East along River des
Calebasses to its junction with River Ruisseau Rose; thence upstream that river to its junction
with Ilot Branch Road; thence South South-East along an imaginary line to the top of Mt.
Bonamour (STP 24); thence North East along an imaginary line to the junction of River des
Calebasses with the road leading to Congomah, 864 metres from the latter‟s junction with Old
Flacq Road (B20) at Camp Creole; thence South East along an imaginary line to the top of
Rosalie Spur (STP 19); thence North East along an imaginary line to the junction of an estate
road with Rivulet des Pamplemousses 201 metres West of Port Louis-Central Flacq Road (A2);
thence South East partly along that estate road and partly along Port Louis-Central Flacq Road
(A2) to its junction with La Nicolière Distributary Channel.
East: From the last mentioned junction the boundary runs South West along La
Nicolière Distributary Channel to La Nicolière Flank Dam; thence South West and East along
the banks of La Nicolière Reservoir to its junction with a rivulet which lies approximately at a
distance of 350 metres West of Le Juge de Segrais Bridge; thence South West along that
rivulet to its junction with the District Boundary between Pamplemousses and Flacq;
South: From the last mentioned junction the boundary runs South West along the
District Boundary between Pamplemousses and Flacq to the junction of the District Boundaries
of Pamplemousses, Moka and Flacq; thence West along the District Boundaries between
Pamplemousses and Moka and between Port Louis and Moka up to Le Pouce.
West: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs generally North along the
eastern boundaries of Constituencies Nos. 2 and 3 to its junction with Rivulet Terre Rouge;
thence West along part of the northern boundary of Constituency No. 3 to the starting point.
CONSTITUENCY NO.5
PAMPLEMOUSSES AND TRIOLET
Boundaries:
West: Starting from the junction of Rivulet Terre Rouge with the seashore the boundary
runs in a generally northern direction along the seashore up to its junction with the north west
prolongation of a wall lying between the state land leased to Mr. Jacques Gerard Philippe Hitie
and the northern boundary of Trou aux Biches public beach opposite Le Grand Bleue Hotel and
Casuarina Village Hotel.
North: From the last mentioned junction the boundary runs South East along the said
prolongation and the wall to its junction with the Pointe aux Piments Mon Choisy Coast Road
(B38); thence generally South West along that road on 94 metres to its junction with the north
eastern boundary of Casuarina Village Hotel; thence South East along that boundary and its
prolongation to its junction with Mon Choisy Cap Malheureux Road (B13); thence generally
South East along the last mentioned road on a developed length of approximately 500 metres
to its junction with Grand Baie Road (A4); thence South West along that road to its junction with
Fond du Sac Road; thence South East along the last mentioned road to its junction with an
estate road which runs south westwards and stands at 1195 metres West of the junction of
Fond du Sac Road and Plaines des Papayes Road (B11).
East:The boundary runs South West along the estate road last referred to on 1622
metres to its junction with a second estate road; thence South East along that estate road on
683 metres to its junction with a third estate road; thence South West along that estate road on
674 metres to its junction with Plaines des Papayes Road (B11) at a point 36 metres North
West of the Boodhoo Memorial; thence South East along Plaines des Papayes Road(B11) on
approximately 40 metres to its junction with an estate road; thence South West along that
estate road on 428 metres to its junction with a second estate road; thence South East along
that estate road on 512 metres to its junction with a third estate road; thence South West along
that estate road on 450 metres to its junction with a fourth estate road; thence South East along
that estate road on 950 metres to its junction with a fifth estate road; thence North East along
that road on 700 metres to its junction with a sixth estate road; thence South East along that
estate road on 830 metres to its junction with a seventh estate road; thence North East along
that estate road on 70 metres to its junction with an eighth estate road; thence South East
along that estate road on 280 metres to its junction with Mapou-Goodlands Road (A5); thence
South West along the said road to its junction with an estate road which runs South East and
stands at 325 metres North East of the Railway Level Crossing on Mapou-Goodlands Road
(A5); thence South East along that estate road on 484 metres to its junction with a second
estate road; thence again South East along that estate road on 125 metres to its junction with a
third estate road; thence North East along that estate road on 271 metres to its junction with a
fourth estate road; thence South East along that estate road on 379 metres to its junction with a
fifth estate road; thence North East along that estate road on 50 metres to its junction with a
sixth estate road; thence South East along that estate road on 903 metres to its junction with a
seventh estate road; thence South West and South East along that estate road on a developed
length of 165 metres to its junction with an eighth estate road; thence North East along that
estate road on 769 metres to its junction with a ninth estate road; thence South East along that
estate road on 419 metres to its junction with a tenth estate road; thence East along that estate
road on 20 metres to its junction with an eleventh estate road; thence South East along that
estate road on 490 metres to its junction with a twelfth estate road; thence South West along
that estate road on 73 metres to its junction with a thirteenth estate road; thence South East
along that estate road on 292 metres to its junction with Mon Piton-Rivière du Rempart Road
(A6) at a point 207 metres North East of the ninth milestone; thence North East along Mon
Piton-Rivière du Rempart road (A6) on 639 metres to its junction with La Nicoliere Distributory
Channel; thence South along La Nicoliere Distributory Channel to its junction with Port Louis –
Central Flacq Road (A2).
South: By the northern boundary of Constituency No.4 up to the junction of Northern

Entrance Road and Rivulet Terre Rouge and along part of the northern boundary of
Constituency No.3 to the starting point.
CONSTITUENCY No. 6
GRAND BAIE AND POUDRE D‟OR
Boundaries:
South: Starting from the junction with the sea shore of a drain which intersects Goodlands –
Poste de Flacq Road (B 15) at 108 metres North West of Talewan Bhogun Memorial the
boundary runs South West along that drain to its junction with Goodlands – Poste de Flacq
Road (B 15); thence North West along Goodlands – Poste de Flacq Road (B 15) for 17 metres
to its junction with the prolongation of an estate road; thence South West first along the
prolongation and then along the estate road itself for 235 metres to its junction with a second
estate road; thence North West along that estate road for 634 metres to its junction with a third
estate road; thence North East along that estate road for 81 metres to its junction with
Goodlands – Poste de Flacq Road (B 15); thence North West along Goodlands – Poste de
Flacq Road (B 15) for 50 metres to its junction with Riviere Grand Marais; thence South West
along Riviere Grand Marais to its junction with an estate road which runs North West and abuts
on Poudre d‟Or Road (B16) at 442 metres North East of Schoenfeld Branch Road; thence
North West along the estate road last mentioned for approx. 1750 metres to its junction with
Poudre d‟Or Road (B16); thence North East along that road for 40 metres to its junction with an
estate road; thence North West along that estate road for 890 metres to its junction with a
second estate road; thence North East along that estate road for 112 metres to its junction with
a third estate road; thence North West along that estate road for 1320 metres to its junction with
a fourth estate road; thence South West along that estate road for 60 metres to its junction with
a fifth estate road; thence North West along that estate road for 770 metres to its junction with
Venkatasawmy Road opposite a Kalimaye; from the last mentioned junction the boundary runs
North East along Venkatasawmy Road for 73 metres to its junction with an estate road; thence
North West along that estate road for 880 metres to its junction with another estate road;
thence South West along that estate road for 1400 metres to its junction with Fond du Sac -
Forbach Road at a point 463 metres North West of its junction with Venkatasawmy Road;
thence North West along Fond du Sac - Forbach Road to its junction with Mapou – Goodlands
Road (A 5); thence South West in a straight line to Butte aux Papayes Trigonometrical Station,
(STP 21); thence West in a straight line to an estate road which runs South West and abuts on
Middle Road (B 17) at 786 metres North West of the main entrance to Belle VueHarel Factory,
the last mentioned junction lies at a distance of 546 metres from Middle Road (B17); thence
North West in a straight line to its junction with Toolsy Road at a distance of approximately 300
metres South East of Plaines des Papayes Road (B11); thence North West along Toolsy Road
to its junction with Plaines des Papayes Road (B11); thence South West along an imaginary
line for 790 metres to the junction of two estate roads, one of them running South West at a
distance of 674 metres fromits junction with Plaines des Papayes Road (B 11) at a point 36
metres North West of Boodhoo Memorial and the other running North West; thence along part
of the Eastern boundary and the whole of the northern boundary of Constituency No. 5 to the
sea shore.
West, North and East: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs generally North, East
and South along the sea shore to the starting point.
The islets lying off the coast and facing the constituency are included in it.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 7
PITON AND RIVIERE DU REMPART
Boundaries:
North: Starting from the junction with the sea shore of the southern boundary of
Constituency No. 6 the boundary of Constituency No. 7 runs West along the southern boundary
of Constituency No. 6 to the junction of the southern boundary of that Constituency with the
eastern boundary of Constituency No.5.
West: From the last mentioned point Constituency No. 7 is bounded by Constituency
No. 5 to the junction of Port Louis – Central Flacq Road (A2) with La Nicolière Distributary
Channel; thence by Constituency No. 4 to La Nicolière Mountain at the junction of the District
Boundaries of Moka, Pamplemousses and Flacq.
South: From the last mentioned point, the boundary runs generally South East along
the District Boundary between Flacq and Moka to its junction with Ripailles – Nicolière Road
(B49) at a point approximately 700 metres from the junction of Ripailles – Nicolière Road (B49)
and Nouvelle Decouverte Road; thence North along the sinuosities of that road to Le Juge de
Segrais Bridge over La Nicolière Spillway; thence North East along Rivière du Rempart to its
intersection with Amaury Branch Road; thence South East along Amaury Branch Road for 604
metres to its junction with a road known as „‟CheminMaleppa‟‟; thence South East along
“CheminMaleppa” for a developed length of 1283 metres; thence North East along
“CheminMaleppa” for a developed length of about 320 metres to its junction with an estate
road; thence South East along that estate road for 220 metres to its junction with a second
estate road; thence North East along that estate road for about 320 metres to its junction with a
third estate road; thence South East along that estate road for 300 metres to its junction with a
fourth estate road; thence North East along that estate road on a developed length of about 800
metres to its junction with Belle Vue Road (B22); thence along Belle Vue Road (B22) in a south
easterly direction up to its junctions with Aubin Road. From this last mentioned point, the
boundary runs North East along an imaginary line to Pointes Roches Noires.
East: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs North West and North along
the sea shore to the starting point.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 8
QUARTIER MILITAIRE AND MOKA

Boundaries:
North: Starting from the junction of Grand River North West with the western boundary
of Constituency No. 1 the boundary runs generally East along part of the western and along the
southern boundaries of Constituency No. 1, along part of the southern boundary of
Constituency No. 4, and along part of the southern boundary of Constituency No. 7 up to the
junction of the District Boundary between Moka and Flacq with Ripailles-Nicolière Road (B49).
East: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs along the District Boundary
between Moka and Flacq to its junction with Nouvelle Decouverte Road at Pont Bondieu:
thence West along Nouvelle Decouverte Road for 19 metres to its junction with La Nicolière
Feeder Channel; thence South along La Nicolière Feeder Channel to its junction with Rivière du
Poste at Pondard dam, thence South East along Rivière du Poste at Pondard dam, thence
South East along Rivière du Poste to its junction with an estate road which abuts on Higginson
Road (B24) at a point 1380 metres South West of the junction of Unite Junction Road and
Higginson Road (B24), thence South along that estate road for 192 metres to its junction with
Higginson Road (B24); thence North East along Higginson Road (B24) for 343 metres to its
junction with an estate road; thence South along that estate road for 360 metres to its junction
with a drain.
South: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs West along that drain for 1481
metres to its junction with an estate road; thence North along that estate road for 146 metres to
its junction with a second estate road; thence West along that estate road for 299 metres to its
junction with a third estate road; thence North along that estate road for 21 metres to its
junction with a fourth estate road; thence West along that estate road for 446 metres to its
junction with a fith estate road; thence North along that estate road for 411 metres to its junction
with a sixth road; thence West along that estate road for 302 metres to its junction with Mont
Ida Branch Road; thence South and South West along Mont Ida Branch Road for 482 metres to
its junction with an estate road; thence North West along the sinuosities of that estate road for
879 metres to its junction with a second estate road; thence South West along that estate road
for 186 metres to its junction with a third estate road; thence West along that estate road for
501 metres to its junction with a fourth estate road; thence North along that estate road for 157
metres to its junction with Higginson Road (B24) at a point 886 metres South West of the 16th
Milestone; thence South West along Higginson Road (B24) for 1475 metres up to its junction
with an estate road; thence South along that estate road for 488 metres to its junction with
Moka-Camp de Masque-Flacq Road (A7) thence East along Moka-Camp de Masque-Flacq
Road (A7) for 1042 metres to its junction with an estate road; thence South along that estate
road for 424 metres to its junction with a second estate road; thence East along that estate road
for 124 metres to its junction with a third estate road; thence South along that estate road and
its prolongation (in a straight line) for 791 metres to the trace of old Moka-Flacq Branch
Railway; thence North West along that trace for 782 metres to its junction with an estate road;
thence South along that estate road for 12 metres to its junction with a second estate road;
thence West along that estate road for 597 metres to its junction with Montagne Blanche-Bel Air
Road (B27) at a point 1035 metres South East of the junction of Montagne Blanche-Bel Air
Road (B27) and Moka-Camp de Masque-Flacq Road (A7); thence West by an imaginary line to
Vuillemin Bridge on Vuillemin Branch Road; thence North West along a straight line
approximately 1600 metres to its junction with the trace of the old Moka-Flacq Branch Railway;
thence North West along the trace of the old Moka-Flacq Branch Railway to a point 274 metres
South East of its junction with Vyapooree Road; thence South along a straight line passing
through a point 274 metres East of the junction of Quartier Militaire Road (B6) with Vyapooree
Road up to a point approximately 400 metres South of Quartier Militaire Road (B6); thence
generally South West along a line parallel to Quartier Militaire Road (B6) up to a point which is
400 metres on a perpendicular to Quartier Militaire Road (B6); the perpendicular lying at a
distance of 800 metres South West of the junction of Quartier Militaire Road (B6) and Verdun
Road (B50); thence South West along Quartier Militaire Road (B6) for 200 metres and West
along a straight line to the intersection of Rivulet Francois and Cote D‟Or Road (B48); thence
West along Rivulet Francois to its junction with River Terre Rouge; thence North and West
along River Terre Rouge to its junction with River Cascade at Reduit Bridge on Reduit Road
(B1); thence West along Reduit Road (B1) to its junction with River Plaines Wilhems at
Robertson Bridge.
West: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs downstream along River
Plaines Wilhems and Grand River North West to the starting point.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 9
FLACQ ANDBON ACCUEIL
Boundaries:
East: Starting from the junction with the seashore at Pointe Roches Noires of the
District Boundary betweenRivière du Rempart and Flacq the boundary runs South along the
seashore to its junction with the prolongation of the boundary between Belle Mare and Palmar
Government Reserves; thence along that boundary to its junction with Belle Mare – Palmar –
TrouD‟EauDouce Road (B59).
South: From the last mentioned junction the boundary runs South along the Belle Mare
– Palmar – TrouD‟EauDouce Road (B59) to its junction with the Palmar Government Onion
Store Road; thence generally South West along that road to its junction with an estate road
which passes East of Palmar Football Ground and lies at a distance of 120 metres North East
of the junction of High Street and Anemones Avenue at Palmar village; thence South East
along that estate road for 92 metres to its junction with a second estate road; thence South
West along that estate road for 41 metres to its junction with a third estate road; thence South
East along that estate road for 245 metres to its junction with Quatre Cocos Road (B61); thence
East along Quatre Cocos Road (B61) for 76 metres to its junction with an estate road; thence
South West along that estate road for 139 metres to its junction with a second estate road;
thence South East along that estate road for 82 metres to its junction with a third estate road;
thence South West along the sinuosities of that estate road for 210 metres to its junction with a
fourth estate road; thence North West along the sinuosities of that estate road for 504 metres to
its junction with a fifth estate road; thence South West along that estate road for approximately
815 metres to its junction with the trace of North Line of Railway; thence North West along the
trace of North Line of Railway for 1241 metres to its junction with an estate road which passes
South of Camp Marcelin; thence South West along that estate road to its junction with
Troud‟EauDouce Road (B26); thence South East along TrouD’EauDouce Road (B26) for 137
metres to its junction with an estate road; thence South West along that estate road up to a
point 457 metres East of Flacq – Mahebourg Road (B28); thence North West along an
imaginary line running parallel to Flacq – Mahebourg Road (B28) up to its junction with
Troud’EauDouce Road (B26);thence across Troud’EauDouce Road (B26) North East along
Chinata Road also called LallBahadoorShastri Road for 280 metres to its junction with Kalipa
Road; thence South East along the prolongation of Kalipa Road for 180 metres to its junction
with an estate road;thence North East along that estate road for 150 metres to its junction with
the prolongation of Riche Mare – Bramsthan Through Road; thence North West first along the
prolongation mentioned above and along Riche Mare – Bramsthan Through Road to its junction
with Argy Road (B60); thence again North West across Argy Road (B60) and along an estate
road and its prolongation to its junction with River Coignard; thence South West along River
Coignard to D’Epinay Bridge; thence again South West along River Coignard for 183 metres
and generally South East along a line 183 metres paralled to Flacq – Mahebourg Road (B28)
up to its junction with an estate road at a point 183 metres South West of the junction of Flacq –
Mahebourg Road (B28) and Troud’EauDouce Road (B26); thence South West along that estate
road for 274 metres up to a point 457 metres South West of the above mentioned junction;
thence generally South East along a line 457 metres parallel to the Flacq – Mahebourg Road
(B28) to its junction with an estate road at a point 457 metres West of La Laura Sign Post on
the Flacq – Mahebourg Road (B28); thence South West along that estate road for a distance of
561 metres to its junction with a second estate road; thence South along that estate road for
437 metres to its junction with a third estate road; thence South West along that estate road for
101 metres to its junction with a fourth estate road; thence South along that estate road for 422
metres to its junction with Ruisseau Mare Triton at a point 1106 metres upstream from its
junction with RivièreSèche; thence West along Ruisseau Mare Triton to its junction with Belle
Rose Branch Road;thence North West in a straight line to East Peak on Fayences Mountain;
thence along the watershed to West Peak (Fayence Mountain) Trigonometrical Station; thence
North West in a straight line to the junction of Mare Goyaves Branch Road with River Coignard;
thence North East along River Coignard to its junction with Queen Victoria Branch Road;
thence South West along Queen Victoria Branch road to its junction with Camp de Masque
Road (B55); thence North West along Camp de Masque Road (B55) to its junction with Moka –
Camp de Masque – Flacq road (A7); thence North East along Moka – Camp de Masque –
Flacq Road (A7) to an estate road which stands at 124 metres North East of the junction of
Camp de Masque Road (B55) and Camp de Masque – Flacq Road (A7); thence North along
the last mentioned estate road for 359 metres to its junction with a second estate road; thence
South West along that estate road for 174 metres to its junction with a third estate road; thence
West along that estate road for 591 metres to its junction with Unité Junction Road; thence
South along that road for 647 metres to its junction with Moka – Camp de Masque – Flacq
Road (A7); thence South West along Moka – Camp de Masque – Flacq Road (A7) for 1168
metres to its junction with an estate road which stands at 168 metres East of the 9 th Milestone;
thence North along the estate road last referred to for 1469 metres to its junction with Higginson
Road (B24); thence West along Higginson Road (B24) for 343 metres to its junction with an
estate road; thence North along that estate road for 192 metres to its junction with Rivière du
Poste; thence North West along Rivière du Poste to its junction with La Nicolière Feeder
Channel.
West: By part of the Eastern Boundary of Constituency No.8.
North: By the Southern Boundary of Constituency No.7 to the starting point.
The islets lying off the coast and facing the Electoral District are included in it.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 10
MONTAGNE BLANCHE AND GRAND RIVER SOUTH EAST
Boundaries:
East: Starting from the junction of the eastern and southern boundaries of Constituency
No. 9 with the seashore at the prolongation of the boundary between Belle Mare and Palmar
Government Reserves, the boundary runs generally South along the seashore to the mouth of
Grand River South East, thence North West along Grand River South East to its junction with
the boundary between Beau Champ and Deux Frères.
South: From the last mentioned junction the boundary runs South West along the Beau
Champ – Deux Frères boundary to its junction with the watershed of Beau Champ Mountains;
thence again South West along the watershed of Beau Champ, Mount Villars, Bambous, Pic
Grand Fond Mountains to Table à Perrot Mountain.
West: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs North first along a straight line
to Feeder Eau Rouge and along Feeder Eau Rouge itself, to its confluence with Rivière Dubois;
thence North East along Rivière Dubois and Rivière Canard to its confluence with Grand River
South East; thence North West along Grand River South East to its confluence with River
Vacoas; thence again North West along River Vacoas to its junction with Sans Souci canal;
thence East along Sans Souci canal to its junction with F.U.E.L. canal; thence North East along
F.U.E.L. canal to its junction with River Françoise; thence upstream along River Françoise to its
intersection with La Nicolière Feeder channel; thence generally North along La Nicolière Feeder
channel to its junction with an estate road situated 23 metres South East of the junction of La
Nicolière Feeder channel and Montagne Blanche – Bel Air Road (B27); thence South West
along that estate road for 596 metres to its junction with a second estate road; thence North
West and North along that estate road for 2286 metres to its junction with Montagne Blanche –
Bel Air Road(B27); thence North West along Montagne Blanche – Bel Air Road (B27) for 1033
metres to its junction with an estate road 1035 metres South East of the junction of Montagne
Blanche – Bel Air Road (B27) and Moka – Camp de Masque – Flacq Road(A27).
North: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs along part of the southern
boundary of Constituency No. 8 and part of the southern boundary of Constituency No. 9 to the
starting point.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 11
VIEUX GRAND PORT AND ROSE BELLE
Boundaries:
North: Starting from Lagrave Trigonometrical Station the boundary runs generally East
partly along the District Boundary of Grand Port and Moka and partly along the District
Boundary of Grand Port and Flacq up to its junction with the western boundary of Constituency
No. 10 at Table a Perrot; thence along the southern boundary of Constituency No. 10.
East:From the last mentioned junction the boundary runs South along Grand River
South East to its mouth; thence generally South West along the sea shore to the mouth of
Rivière des Créoles.
South: From the last mentioned junction the boundary runs West along Rivière des
Créoles to its junction with the prolongation of part of Ruisseau des Délices Road; thence along
the abovementioned prolongation and along Ruisseau des Délices Road itself up to its junction
with Deux Bras – Cent Gaulettes Road(B7); thence South East along Deux Bras – Cent
Gaulettes Road(B7) for 784 metres to its junction with a private road leading to the former Beau
Vallon Sugar Factory; thence West along an estate road for 466 metres to its junction with a
secondary road; thence South East along that secondary road up to its junction with Rivière La
Chaux at Ste. Hélène Bridge; thence generally West along the sinuosities of Rivière La Chaux
to its confluence with RuisseauCopeaux; thence West along RuisseauCopeaux to its junction
with an estate road; thence North West along that estate road for 279 metres to its junction with
a road known as “Chemin Mallet”; thence South West along “Chemin Mallet” for 725 metres to
its junction with an estate road; thence North West along that estate road for 482 metres to its
junction with another estate road; thence South West along that estate road for a developed
length of 497 metres to its junction with a third estate road; thence South West along that estate
road for 355 metres to its junction with Phoenix – Mahebourg Road (A10); thence across
Phoenix – Mahebourg Road (A10) to Gros Bois Road; thence again South West along Gros
Bois Road for 1878 metres to its junction with an estate road; thence West along that estate
road for 514 metres to its junction with a second estate road; thence North along the last
mentioned estate road for 558 metres to its junction with a third estate road; thence South West
along that estate road for 133 metres to its junction with a fourth estate road; thence North
West along that estate road for 416 metres to its junction with New Grove Road (B82) at a point
1449 metres South West of its junction with the trace of Old Midland Line of Railways; thence
South West along New Grove Road (B82) for 149 metres to its junction with an estate road;
thence North West along that estate road for 1216 metres to its junction with a second estate
road; thence South West along that estate road and its prolongation to its junction with
RivièreTabac; thence North West along RivièreTabac to its confluence with Rivière du Poste;
thence upstream along Rivière du Poste to its junction with the District Boundary between
Plaines Wilhems and Grand Port.
West: From the last mentioned junction the boundary runs North East along the District
Boundary between Plaines Wilhems and Grand Port to the starting point.
The islets laying off the coast and facing the constituency are included in it.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 12
MAHEBOURG AND PLAINE MAGNIEN
Boundaries:
North: Starting at a point on Rivière Tabac which lies at approximately 560 metres
South East of Railway Bridge No.3, the boundary runs along part of the southern boundary of
Constituency No. 11 to the mouth of Rivière des Creoles.
East and South: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs along the seashore to
the mouth of RivièreTabac.
West: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs North along RivièreTabac to a
point 29 metres South East of Rivière Tabac Bridge (on La Barraque Road (B8) at L‟Escalier);
thence North East in a straight line for 27 metres to its junction with a dry rubble wall and a
masonry wall (which encloses and separates La Barraque Factory Grounds from L‟Escalier
Village); thence North West along the said rubble wall and masonry wall for a total developed
length of 228 metres to its junction with La Barraque Road (B8); thence North East along La
Barraque Road (B8) for 113 metres to its junction with a tramway; thence North West along that
tramway for 130 metres to its junction with a road which leads from La Barraque Road (B8) to
the Old Gros Bois Sugar Factory; thence North along that road for 668 metres to its junction
with an estate road; thence North along that estate road for 611 metres to its junction with a
second estate road; thence West along that estate road for 725 metres to its junction with a
third estate road; thence North along that estate road for 316 metres to its junction with a fourth
estate road; thence West along that estate for 317 metres to its junction with a fifth estate road;
thence North West along that estate road for 145 metres to its junction with a sixth estate road;
thence West along that estate road for 924 metres to its junction with a seventh estate road;
thence North West along that estate road for 532 metres to its junction with an eighth estate
road; thence South West along that estate road itself and its prolongation for 439 metres to its
junction with Rivière du Poste; thence upstream along Rivière du Poste to its junction with an
estate road; thence North East along that estate road for 290 metres to its junction with a
second estate road; thence South East along that estate road for 93 metres to its junction with
a third estate road; thence North East along that estate road for 247 metres to its junction with
New Grove Road (B 82); thence South East along New Grove Road (B 82) for 170 metres to its
junction with a tramway; thence North and East along that tramway for a developed length of
241 metres to its junction with an estate road; thence North East along that estate road for 666
metres to its junction with a second estate road; thence North West along that estate road for
241 metres to its junction with a third estate road; thence North East along that estate road for
150 metres to its junction with a tramway; thence North West along that tramway for 71 metres
to its junction with a tramway bridge on Rivière Tabac; thence upstream along Rivière Tabac to
the starting point.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 13
RIVIERE DES ANGUILLES AND SOUILLAC
Boundaries:
North: Starting from the junction of the District Boundary between Plaines Wilhems and
Savanne with Les Mares Road the boundary runs East in a straight line (along the District
Boundary above mentioned) to its junction with Rivière du Poste; thence downstream along
Rivière du Poste to its junction with the District Boundaries of Grand Port, Savanne and Plaines
Wilhems; thence along part of the southern boundary of Constituency No. 11 up to Railway
Bridge No.3 on RivièreTabac.
East: From the last mentioned point the constituency is bounded by the Western
boundary of Constituency No. 12 to the seashore at the mouth of RivièreTabac.
South: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs West along the seashore to the
mouth of Rivière Savanne.
West: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs North along Rivière Savanne to
its confluence with Rivière Patates; thence upstream along Rivière Patates to a point lying on
an imaginary line from the centre of Bassin Blanc to Piton Savanne Trigonometrical Station;
thence East along that imaginary line to Piton Savanne Trigonometrical Station; thence from
Piton Savanne Trigonometrical Station in a north westerly direction to Cocotte Mountain
Trigonometrical Station; thence North East to the starting point.
CONSTITUENCY NO.14
SAVANNE AND BLACK RIVER
Boundaries:
North: Starting from the mouth of Rivière Belle Isle the boundary runs North East in a straight line to
the junction of a branch of La Ferme Irrigation Canal with an estate road 1532 metres north of the latter‟s
junction with Rivière Noire Road (A3) at a point 18 metres from the 10th Milestone; thence East and South
East along the sinuosities of that canal on 1184 metres to its junction with a second branch of La Ferme
Irrigation Canal; thence again South East along the second canal on 130 metres to its junction with an
estate road; thence north along that estate road for a developed length of 414 metres to its junction with the
prolongation of an estate road which abuts on Rivière Noire Road (A3); thence South East along first the
said prolongation and along the estate road itself on a total distance of 453 metres to its junction with
Rivière Noire Road (A3); thence South West along Rivière Noire Road (A3) on 151 metres to its junction
with a road leading to La Ferme Dam; thence South East along that road on 246 metres to its junction with
La Ferme Dam; thence North and East along the bank of La Ferme Reservoir to its junction with La Ferme
Feeder Channel; thence generally North East along that Feeder Channel to its junction with the District
Boundary between Plaines Wilhems and Black River.
East: From the last mentioned junction the boundary runs South and South East along the District
Boundary between Plaines Wilhems and Black River to the Trigonometrical Point (STP 32) on top of Corps
de Garde Mountain, thence South East to the District Boundary Post on Corps Mountain; thence South
along an imaginary line to its junction with the intersection of Charlie Avenue and rivulet at the foot of Corps
de Garde Mountain; thence South West along Charlie Avenue on 780 metres to its junction with Cremation
Avenue; thence South East along Cremation Avenue on 132 metres to its junction with Soobarah Lane,
thence along Soobarah Lane to its junction with Palma Road (B2); thence North East along Palma Road
(B2) to its junction with Western Boundary Avenue, thence South East along the said road of 183 metres to
its junction with Bassin Road, thence South West along Bassin Road on 190 metres to its junction with
Kingstone Avenue; thence South East along Kingstone Avenue on 488 metres to its junction with Avenue
La Paix; thence South West along Avenue La Paix to its junction with Hospital Road; thence along Hospital
Road on 180 metres to its junction with West Lane; thence in an easterly direction along West Lane on 96
metres to its junction with a Common Road; thence South along that Common Road on 210 metres to its
junction with a second Common Road, thence generally West along the last mentioned Common Road and
its prolongation to the District Boundary between Plaines Wilhems and Black River; thence along the said
district boundary up to Trois Mamelles; thence generally South along the District Boundary between Plaines
Wilhems and Black River up to its junction with District Boundary between Plaines Wilhems and Savanne at
Boundary Stone 35 at the top of Black River Gorges; thence the boundary follows the District Boundary
between Plaines Wilhems and Savanne to its junction with Les Mares Road; thence South along the
western boundary of Constituency No. 13 to the sea shore.
South and West: From the last mentioned point the boundary follows the sea shore first in a westerly
direction to Le Morne then in a northerly direction to the starting point.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 15
LA CAVERNE AND PHOENIX
Boundaries:
North: Starting at a point on West Lane at 210 metres East of Candos – Vacoas Road (B3) the
boundary runs East along West Lane across Candos - Vacoas Road (B3); thence in a general north easterly
direction along Lall Bahadoor Shastri Avenue for 510 metres to its junction with the foot of Candos Hill;
thence North East in a straight line to a boundary stone marked W.D. No. 4 on the western boundary of
Candos Rifle range at the top of Candos Hill; thence North East along the western boundary of Candos Rifle
Range to a boundary stone marked W.D. No. 5; thence East along the northern boundary of Candos Rifle
Range for 488 metres to its junction with an estate road; thence North along that estate road for 192 metres
to its junction with another estate road leading to the Sewerage Farm; thence East along that estate road for
1039 metres to its junction with Bell Village - Phoenix Trunk Road (M2); thence North West along Bell
Village - Phoenix Trunk Road (M2) for 424 metres; thence East across Bell Village - Phoenix Trunk Road
(M2) and again East along the northern limit of the property of Maurifoods Limited for 248 metres to its
junction with River Sèche; thence North by an imaginary line to the confluence of Rivulet Vaucluse and
River Plaines Wilhems; thence North East by an imaginary line to a point on River Terre Rouge
approximately 580 metres North West of the Temple at Bagatelle; thence along the southern boundary of
Constituency No. 8 up to its junction with Quartier Militaire Road (B6).
East: From the last mentioned junction the boundary runs generally South West along Quartier
Militaire Road (B6) to its intersection with the Phoenix – La Vigie Road.
South: From the last mentioned intersection the boundary runs generally North West along Phoenix
– La Vigie Road for 500 metres to its junction with an estate road; thence South West along that estate road
for 447 metres to its junction with a second estate road; thence North West along that estate road for 800
metres to its junction with a third estate road; thence South West along that estate road for 469 metres to its
junction with a fourth estate road (known as Camp La Serpe Road); thence South East along that estate
road for 61 metres to its junction with a drain; thence North West along that drain for 169 metres to its
junction with River du Mesnil; thence South along River du Mesnil to its junction with a boundary road which
abuts on Phoenix – Mahebourg Road (A10) at 21 metres South of the junction of Engrais Martial Road with
Phoenix - Mahebourg Road (A10); thence West along that boundary road for 124 metres to its junction with
Phoenix - Mahebourg Road (A10); thence North along Phoenix - Mahebourg Road (A10) for 21 metres to its
junction with Engrais Martial Road; thence South West along Engrais Martial Road for 227 metres to its
junction with an estate road; thence North along that estate road for 187 metres to its junction with
Hazareesingh Road; thence West along Hazareesingh Road for 55 metres to its junction with an estate
road; thence North along that estate road for 179 metres to its junction with Ganachaud Lane; thence West
along Ganachaud Lane for 138 metres to its junction with an estate road; thence North along that estate
road for 204 metres to its junction with Allée Brillant Road (B74); thence South West along Allée Brillant
Road (B74) to its junction with River Sèche; thence North along River Sèche to its intersection with St. Paul
Road (B4); thence South West along St. Paul Road (B4) to its junction with Candos – Vacoas Road (B3);
thence South along Candos – Vacoas Road (B3) to its junction with Seeballuck Road (which starts at a
distance of 32 metres South of the junction of Vacoas – La Marie Road (B64) with Candos – Vacoas Road
(B3); thence West along Seeballuck Road for 608 metres to its junction with Chemin des Vergues; thence
South East along Chemin des Vergues for 350 metres to its junction with an estate road which starts at 358
metres South of the junction of Vacoas – La Marie Road (B64) with Candos – Vacoas Road (B3); thence
West along that estate road and its prolongation to the District Boundary between Plaines Wilhems and
Black River.
West: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs along part of the eastern boundary of
Constituency No 14 to the starting point.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 16
VACOAS AND FLOREAL
Boundaries:
North: Starting at the junction of the southern boundary of Constituency No. 15 with the District
Boundary between Black River and Plaines Wilhems, the boundary follows the southern boundary of
Constituency No. 15 easterly to its intersection with Phoenix-Mahebourg Road (A10).
East: From the last mentioned junction the boundary runs generally South East and South West
along Phoenix-Mahebourg Road (A10) to its junction with Remono Street; thence South West along
Remono Street to its junction with Sir William Newton Street; thence North West along Sir William Newton
Street and Emile Sauzier Street to its junction with Georges Guibert Street; thence South West along
Georges Guibert Street and La Hausse de la Louvière Street to the junction of the latter with Crater Lane;
thence South East along Crater Lane for 115 metres to its junction with a tarred estate road; thence South
West along that road for 772 metres to its junction with CheminBerthaud; thence South East along
CheminBerthaud for 39 metres to its junction with an estate road; thence North West along that estate road
for 75 metres to its junction with Robinson Road; thence South along Robinson Road to its junction with
River Grand Tatamaka; thence generally West and North West along River Grand Tatamaka to its
intersection with an estate road formerly known as “CheminTrès Bon” to its junction with Old Broken Bridge
Road thence North West and West along Old Broken Bridge Road to its junction with River Petit Tatamaka;
thence South East along River Petit Tatamaka to its junction with an estate road; thence East along that
estate road for 98 metres to its junction with a second estate road; thence South along that estate road for
227 metres to its junction with La Brasserie Road (B70); thence East along La Brasserie Road (B70) for 707
metres to its junction with LigneBerthaud; thence South East along LigneBerthaud to its junction with the
District Boundary between Plaines Wilhems and Grand Port.
South: From the last mentioned junction the boundary runs South West along the District Boundary
between Plaines Wilhems and Grand Port to its junction to the District Boundary between Plaines Wilhems
and Savanne; thence generally West along the District Boundary between Plaines Wilhems and Savanne to
Boundary Stone 35.
West: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs generally North along the District Boundary
between Plaines Wilhems and Black River to the starting point.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 17
CUREPIPE AND MIDLANDS
Boundaries:
North: Starting at a point on Phoenix - Mahebourg road (A10) 21 metres South of its junction with
Engrais Martial Road, the boundary runs along part of the southern and eastern boundaries of constituency
No. 15 and part of the southern boundary of constituency No. 8 up to its junction with Montagne Blanche -
Bel Air Road(B27) at a point 1035 metres South East of the junction of Montagne Blanche - Bel Air
Road(B27) with Moka - Camp de Masque - Flacq Road (A7).
East: By the western boundary of Constituency No. 10 up to Table a Perrot Mountain.
South:Partly by the northern boundary and partly by the western boundary of Constituency No. 11.
West: By the eastern boundary of Constituency No.16.

CONSTITUENCY NO. 18
BELLE ROSE AND QUATRE BORNES
Boundaries:
West: Starting from the junction of Soobarah Lane with Palma Road, the boundary runs North
along part of eastern boundary of Constituency No. 14 to the boundary post on Corps de Garde Mountain;
thence North East in a straight line to the junction of Boundary Road (B75) with Ligne Berthaud Avenue
(B73); thence North East along Boundary Road (B75) to its junction with Hugnin Road (B76); thence North
West along Hugnin Road (B76) to its junction with Pere Jean de Roton Street; thence North East along Pere
Jean de Roton Street and along its prolongation to Duncan Taylor Street; thence South along Duncan
Taylor Street to its Junction with Boundary Road (B75); thence North East along Boundary Road and its
prolongation to River Plaines Wilhems; thence North along River Plaines Wilhems to Robertson Bridge on
Réduit Road (B1).
North: From the last mentioned point the boundary runs along part of the southern boundary of
Constituency No.8, up to a point on River Terre Rouge, 580 metres North West of the temple at Bagatelle.
East and South: By part of the northern boundary of Constituency No.15 and part of the eastern
boundary of Constituency No.14 to the starting point.
CONSTITUENCY No. 19
STANLEY AND ROSE HILL
Boundaries:
North: Starting from the junction of René Maingard de Ville-Es-Offrans Street with Ariane Street
(Morcellement La Comete) the boundary runs East along René Maingard de Ville-Es-Offrans Street to its
junction with Hugnin Road (B 76); thence South along Hugnin Road (B76) to its junction with Père Laval
Street; thence East along Père Laval Street, across Port Louis-St. Jean Road Road (A1) and along
Révérend Lebrun Street and its prolongation to River Plaines Wilhems.
East and South: By part of the western boundary of Constituency No. 8 and part of the western boundary
of constituency No. 18 up to the District Boundary Post on Corps de Garde Mountain.
West: From the last mentioned point, the boundary runs along part of the eastern boundary of Constituency
No. 14 and part of the northern boundary of Constituency No. 14 and along La Ferme Feeder Channel up to
its junction with La Chaumière Branch Road; thence North along that Road to its junction with an estate
road at a point 800 metres from the junction of La Chaumière Branch Road with St. Martin cemetery Road;
thence East along that estate road to its junction with Ariane Street (opposite Independence Avenue,
Roches Brunes); thence North along Ariane Street to the starting point.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 20
BEAU BASSIN AND PETITE RIVIERE
Boundaries:
West: Starting from the mouth of River Belle Isle the boundary runs North along the seashore to its
junction with Pointe aux Caves Lighthouse.
North and East: By part of the western boundary of Constituency No. 1 up to its junction with the
western boundary of Constituency No. 8; thence South along part of the western boundary of Constituency
No. 8 up to the junction of Plaines Wilhems River with the prolongation eastwards of Reverend Lebrun
Street.
South: By the northern boundary and part of the western boundary of Constituency No. 19 and the
northern boundary of Constituency No. 14 to the starting point.
Appendix A1
CONSTITUENCY NO. 1 – GRAND RIVER NORTH WEST AND PORT LOUIS WEST
Distinguishing
Area Number
Registration
Letters
Ward / Village Description of Registration Area
1 AA Part of Ward 2 of the That part of Ward 2 of the Municipal City Council of Port Louis
Municipal City Council lying East of Port Louis – Phoenix Road, South of Guibies
of Port Louis. Branch Road and West of a line starting from the junction of
Guibies Branch Road and Claude Delaitre Street running South
along Claude Delaitre Street to its junction with Topaze Avenue,
thence South West along Topaze Avenue up to the bridge on St
Louis Stream, thence upstream along St Louis Stream up to its
source, and then along an imaginary line running South to the
southern boundary of the Municipal City Council of Port Louis.
It includes Les Guibies, Residence St Louis, Residence Pailles
and Soreze.
2 AAB Part of Ward 2 of the That part of Ward 2 of the Municipal City Council of Port Louis
Municipal City Council lying South of a line running in a general westerly direction from
of Port Louis. Quoin Bluff to Pailles Hill STP18, thence to a Lane commonly
known as Dhuny Lane, thence along the said lane up to its
junction with Port Louis-Plaisance Dual Carriageway (M1) at the
level of Salam-Namasté Snack, thence across Dual Carriageway
(M1), and South along Dual Carriageway (M1) to its junction with
Madrassa Road, South of Madrassa Road and its westward
prolongation to River St. Louis, South West of part of River St.
Louis up to the bridge of Old Midland Railway track to the bridge
of Grand River North West.
It includes the areas of Montebello, Chlorination, Residence
Jonction, Camp Chapelon and western part of Pailles.
3 AAC Part of Ward 2 of the That part of Ward 2 of the Municipal City Council of Port Louis
Municipal City Council lying East of Registration Area No.1; and generally South East of
of Port Louis. a line starting from the junction of Guibies Branch Road and ex-
DWC Branch Road running North East along ex-DWC Branch
Road up to the bridge on St Louis Stream No.2; thence North
Easterly along an imaginary line up to Quoin Bluff.
4 AB Richelieu The village of Richelieu.

It includes the areas of Cité Richelieu and Platform.
5 AC Part of Ward 1 of the That part of Ward 1 of the Municipal City Council of Port Louis
Municipal City Council lying generally West of a line starting from the junction of the
of Port Louis. seashore with the prolongation north westerly of Sterling Silver
Road and running in a south easterly direction along the said
prolongation to its junction with Pointe aux Sables Road, thence
South West along Pointe aux Sables Road for 292 metres to its
junction with an imaginary line running parallel to Royal Highness
Street, thence along the said imaginary line to its junction with
Dahlia Avenue, thence South West along the said Avenue up to
its junction with a secondary road, thence South East along the
said secondary road for 516 metres up to its junction with
another secondary road, then Southerly along the last mentioned
secondary road and its prolongation up to its junction with the
Southern boundary of Ward 1 of the Municipal City Council of
Port Louis.
It includes Residence La Lumière, Morcellement Dawood,
Morcellement Ghurburrun, Morcellement Koenig, Morcellement
Rey and Morcellement Sohun.
6 ACA Part of Ward 1 of the That part of Ward 1 of the Municipal City Council of Port Louis
Municipal City Council lying East of Registration Area No.5, generally South West of
of Port Louis. Sterling Silver Road and Empereurs Avenue, South East of part
of Holly Hook Road, South West of Bougainville Street, West of a
road separating the NHDC Complex and CMT Ltd, South of a
road running along the southern boundary of Alpha NHDC
Complex, West of part of Montagne Jacquot Avenue, North East
of La Tour Koenig Avenue, South East of a line starting from the
junction of La Tour Koenig Avenue with the western boundary of
Government Printing premises and running North East for 92m to
its junction with a secondary road, thence North East of that
secondary road for 130m.
It includes Residence Ilois and Residence Debarcadère.
7 AD Part of Ward 1 of the That part of Ward 1 of the Municipal City Council of Port Louis
Municipal City Council lying generally East and North of Registration Area No.6, South
of Port Louis. West of Bougainville Street up to its junction with Multipliant
Street, thence south westerly along Multipliant Street to its
junction with La Tour Koenig Road, thence North West along La
Tour Koenig Road up to the roundabout on the eastern boundary
of the NHDC complex and West of the eastern boundary of the
NHDC Complex.
It includes the NHDC Housing Estates Phase I and Phase II.
8 AE Part of Ward 1 of the The remaining part of Ward 1 of the Municipal City Council of
Municipal City Council Port Louis.
of Port Louis. It includes La Tour Koenig Core Housing Estates, part of
Terasson and Camp Benoit.
9 AF Part of Ward 2 of the That part of Ward 2 of the Municipal City Council of Port Louis
Municipal City Council lying North West of Registration Area No.2, thence generally
of Port Louis. West of a line starting from the junction of the seashore with the
westward prolongation of the southern boundary of Mauritius
Telecoms Ltd, running easterly along that prolongation to its
junction with Avenue Flamboyant, thence in a southerly direction
along Avenue Flamboyant to its junction with Banyan Lane, and
its prolongation in a south westerly direction up to the bridge on
Dayot Canal at the level of Montée Hussard, thence upstream
along Dayot Canal to its junction with the Western boundary of
Plaine Lauzun bus terminal; thence along the western
boundaries of the bus terminal and DBM Industrial Estate to its
junction with the southern boundary of DBM Industrial Estate;
thence south westerly to the junction of Canal Dayot Aquaduc
with St. Louis stream, thence upstream along St. Louis stream
up to the bridge on the Old Midland Railway track.
It includes the area of Grand River North West and part of the
areas of Camp Benoit and Terasson.
10 AG Part of Ward 3 of the That part of Ward 3 of the Municipal City Council of Port Louis
Municipal City Council lying North of Port Louis - St Jean Road, East of St Joseph
of Port Louis. Street, South of Menagerie Road up to its junction with the
eastern boundary of Mauritius Telecoms Ltd, thence in a
southerly direction along the eastern boundary of Mauritius
Telecoms Ltd; thence south westerly along the southern
boundary of Mauritius Telecom Ltd and East of Avenue
Flamboyant.
It includes the area of Residence Vallijee.
11 AH Part of Ward 2 of the The remaining part of Ward 2 of the Municipal City Council of
Municipal City Council Port Louis.
of Port Louis. It includes the areas of Bell Village, Plaine Lauzun and part of
the areas of Cassis.
12 AJ Part of Ward 3 of the That part of Ward 3 of the Municipal City Council of Port Louis
Municipal City Council lying North of Registration Area No.10, North of Port Louis-
of Port Louis. Plaisance Dual Carriageway (M1) up to its junction with Ruisseau
des Créoles, and generally West and North of a line running
downstream along Ruisseau des Créoles to the seashore.
It includes the area of Cassis.
13 AK Part of Ward 3 of the That part of Ward 3 of the Municipal City Council of Port Louis
Municipal City Council lying North and East of Registration Area No.11, South of
of Port Louis. Registration Area No.12, West of Caudan Street to its junction
with Souillac Street, North of Souillac Street to its junction with
Maupin Street and generally West of a line running southward
along Maupin Street from its junction with Souillac Street to its
junction with Mgr. Leen Avenue and West of an imaginary line
running southward from the last mentioned junction to the top of
Signal Mountain.
It includes the western area of La Butte.
14 AL Part of Ward 3 of the The remaining part of Ward 3 of the Municipal City Council of
Municipal City Council Port Louis comprised in the Constituency.
of Port Louis. It includes the regions of Victoria Bus Station, Line Barracks and
the eastern area of La Butte.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 2 – PORT LOUIS SOUTH AND PORT LOUIS CENTRAL
Area Number
Distinguishing
Registration
Letters
Ward Description of Registration Area
1 BA Part of Ward 3 of City That part of Ward 3 of City of Port Louis lying South West of St.
of Port Louis Georges Street and South East of Brown Sequard and Orleans
Streets.
2 BC Part of Ward 3 of City That part of Ward 3 of City of Port Louis lying North East of
of Port Louis Registration Area No. 1 comprised in the Constituency.
3 BD Part of Ward 4 of City That part of Ward 4 of City of Port Louis lying South West of
of Port Louis Registration Area No.1 and generally South West of a line
starting from the junction of Dr Onesiphe Beaugeard and
Labourdonnais Streets running North East along
Labourdonnais Street to its junction with Raoul Rivet Street;
thence South East along Raoul Rivet Street to its junction with
Jenner Street; thence North East along Jenner Street to its
junction with Justice Street; thence generally South East along
the eastern and southern boundaries of Renganaden
Seeneevassen State Secondary School; thence generally
south westerly from the junction of the southern and western
boundaries of the said school to the Spear Grass Peak on the
Constituency boundary.
4 BE Part of Ward 4 of City That part of Ward 4 of City of Port Louis lying South East of
of Port Louis Registration Areas Nos. 1 and 2 and North East of Registration
Area No. 3 and generally South West of a line starting from the
junction of Labourdonnais and Frère Felix de Valois Streets,
running along Frère Felix de Valois Street to its junction with
Mahatma Gandhi Street; thence south westerly along Mahatma
Gandhi Street to the bridge on Pouce stream, thence upstream
and along its left tributary produced to the southern and
western boundaries of the Constituency.
5 BF Part of Ward 4 of City That part of Ward 4 of City of Port Louis lying generally South
of Port Louis East of a line starting from the junction of Shakespeare Street
(Tranquebar) and Boulevard Victoria, running South West along Boulevard
Victoria to its junction with Frère Felix de Valois Street and
North East of Registration Area No.4.
6 BH Part of Ward 5 of City That part of Ward 5 of City of Port Louis lying South East of
of Port Louis (Vallée part of the northern boundary of Constituency No. 2 and South
Pitot North) East of Boulevard Victoria and generally North East of a line
starting from the junction of Boulevard Victoria with Inkerman
Street running South East along Inkerman Street to its junction
with Malakoff Street; thence North East along Malakoff Street to
its junction with Napoleon Bonaparte Street; thence South East
along Napoleon Bonaparte Street to its junction with Sauzier
Street; thence North East along Sauzier Street up to the bridge
on La Paix Stream; thence upstream along La Paix Stream up
to its source and along an imaginary line running South up to
Mountain Le Pouce.
7 BJ Part of Ward 5 of City The Remaining part of Ward 5 of the City of Port Louis
of Port Louis (Vallée comprised in the Constituency.
Pitot South)
8 BK Part of Ward 4 of City That part of Ward 4 of City of Port Louis lying South East of
of Port Louis Diore Street and of a line running generally south westerly from
the junction of south westward prolongation of Diore Street with
Inkerman Street up to the junction of the eastern and southern
walls of Fort Adelaide; thence South along the prolongation of
the Eastern wall to its junction with Sebastopol Street; thence
generally West along Sebastopol Street to the junction of
Suffren and Jummah Mosque Streets; thence south westerly
along Suffren Street to its junction with Monseigneur Gonin
Street.
9 BL Part of Ward 4 of City The remaining part of Ward 4 of City of Port Louis comprised in
of Port Louis the Constituency.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 3 – PORT LOUIS MARITIME AND PORT LOUIS EAST
Registration Area Number
Distinguishing Letters
Ward/Village Description of Registration Area
1 CA Part of Ward 3 of City The remaining part of Ward 3 of the City of Port Louis
of Port Louis comprised in the Constituency.
2 CB Part of Ward 6 of City That part of ward 6 of the City of Port Louis lying generally
of Port Louis South West of Sir Edgar Laurent Street and its north westerly
prolongation to Fanfaron Stream; thence downstream to the
confluence of River Lataniers.
3 CC Part of Ward 5 of City That part of Ward 5 of the City of Port Louis lying generally
of Port Louis South East of Canal Bathurst Street, South West of Goolam
Mohammad Issac Street, and South West of Paul Et Virginie
Street and South West of Military Road.
4 CD Part of Ward 5 of City That part of Ward 5 of the City of Port Louis lying generally
of Port Louis North West of Registration Area No 3, South West of Military
Road and generally South of A. R. Mohammad Street and S.
Peer J. Shah Street.
5 CE Part of Ward 6 of City That part of Ward 6 of the City of Port Louis lying generally
of Port Louis East of a line starting at the junction of Fanfaron Stream with
Abbatoir Road running north westerly along that road to its
junction with I M Muhammad Street; thence East along that
street to its junction with Ganachaud Street; thence along
Ganachaud Street to its junction with M. A. Gendoo Street;
thence north easterly along M. A. Gendoo Street to its junction
with Imam M. Hammad Street; thence north easterly along
Imam M. Hammad Street to its junction with Aleppo Street;
thence south easterly along Aleppo Street to its junction with
Louis Xavier Street; thence south westerly along Louis Xavier
Street to its junction with Fanfaron Stream; thence south
easterly along Fanfaron Stream to its junction with Maharatta
Street; thence south westerly along Maharatta Street to its
junction with Benares Street; thence south easterly along
Benares Street to its junction with St. Francois Xavier Street;
thence north easterly along St. Francois Xavier Street to its
junction with Fanfaron Stream; thence south easterly along
Fanfaron Stream to its junction with Sir A. R. Mohammad
Street.
6 CF Part of Ward 6 of City That part of Ward 6 of the City of Port Louis lying generally
of Port Louis north of Registration Area No. 5 and generally south of a line
starting from the junction of Fanfaron Stream and St Francois
Xavier Street running North east along the said street to its
junction with Velore Street; thence South West along Velore
Street to its junction with Military Road; thence generally South
West along the said road to its junction with Abattoir Road and
up to the Roundabout at the level of ABC Motors Ltd; thence
across the Roundabout and its North Westerly prolongation to
Quay D Roundabout; thence North East along Port Louis
Pamplemousses Dual Carriage Way (M2) up to the bridge on
Lataniers River; thence downstream the said river to the
Western boundary of the Constituency.
7 CG Part of Ward 6 of City That part of Ward 6 of the City of Port Louis lying generally
of Port Louis North of part of Military Road and Registration Area No.6.
8 CH Part of Ward 6 of City The remaining part of Ward 6 of the City of Port Louis
9 CJ North Island – Agalega The “village” of Vingt-Cinq forming part of North Island in
(Vingt-Cinq) Agalega.
10 CK North island – Agalega The remaining part of North Island in Agalega, comprising “La
(La Fourche) Fourche”
11 CL South Island – South Island in Agalega.It includes the “village” of Sainte Rita.
Agalega
12 CM Part of Ward 5 of City The remaining part of Ward 5 of the City of Port Louis
CONSTITUENCY NO. 4 – PORT LOUIS NORTH AND MONTAGNE LONGUE
Distinguishing
Area Number
Registration
Letters
1 DA Part of Ward 7 of City That part of Ward 7 of the City of Port Louis lying North of
of Port Louis Latanier river and West of Mohamed Cemetery Road and its
southerly prolongation to Lataniers River running through the
eastern boundary of Sockalingum Meenatchee Ammen Temple
(Kaylasson Temple).
2 DB Part of Ward 7 of City That part of Ward 7of the City of Port Louis lying partly South
of Port Louis and partly East of Registration area No. 1 and West of
Pamplemousses Road and Port Louis – Central Flacq Road
(A1).
3 DC Part of Ward 7 of City That part of Ward 7 of City of Port Louis lying generally East
of Port Louis (Ste and North of a line starting from the junction of Port Louis-
Croix I) Central Flacq Road (A1) with Rivulet Terre Rouge and running
South along Port Louis – Central Flacq Road (A1) to its junction
with La Prairie Street; thence East along that street to its
junction with Latanier Street; thence South along Latanier
Street to its junction with Champville Street; thence South East
along Champville Street to its junction with Canal Bathurst
Street; thence North East along Canal Bathurst street to its
junction with Louis Baudot Street; thence South East along
Louis Baudot Street to its junction with Mamzelle Street; thence
South West along Mamzelle Street on 90 metres to its junction
with a footpath; thence South East along that footpath to its
junction with Ste Croix Road; thence North East along Ste.
Croix Road to its junction with Ste Marie Street; thence South
East along Ste Marie Street to its junction with Mayflower Lane
produced to the Eastern boundary of the City.
4 DE Part of Ward7 of City The remaining part of Ward 7 of City of Port Louis.
of Port Louis (Ste
Croix II)
5 DF Part of Ward 8 of City That part of Ward 8 of City of Port Louis lying generally North of
of Port Louis a line starting from the Priest Peak running North East to its
junction with Bernardin de St. Pierre Street at the level of the
Cremation Ground; thence North West along Bernardin de St.
Pierre Street to its junction with Marjolin Street; thence North
East along that Road to its junction with Latanier River; thence
upstream that river on approximately 800 metres to a point
opposite an old reservoir; thence easterly to L’Echelle Rock on
the Eastern boundary of the City.
6 DG Part of Ward 8 of City That part of Ward 8 of the City of Port Louis lying generally
of Port Louis South of Registration Area No. 1 and North of an imaginary line
starting from the Virgins Peak running South West up to
northern wall of a reservoir located at 145 mts North West of
the junction of Tag Seegoolam Lane and Caroline Road, and
along that aforementioned wall and its South westwards
prolongation to the confluence of the distributary canals of
Latanier River; thence downstream along that canal for 165
mts; thence westerly up to the Eastern wall of Bawan Sabha;
thence generally West along that wall and its westwards
prolongation to the mountain ridge.
7 DGA Part of Ward 8 of City The remaining part of Ward 8 of the City of Port Louis
of Port Louis
8 DH Crève Coeur The Village of Crève Coeur
9 DJ Long Mountain The Village of Long Mountain. It includes the following areas:
Baillache, Valton, Boulingrin, Camp La Boue, Les Mariannes
and Ruisseau Rose.
10 DK Congomah The Village of Congomah. It includes the area of Belvedère.
11 DL Notre Dame The Village of Notre Dame. It includes the area of Morcellement
Nouvelle Industrie.
12 DM Le Hochet (Northern That part of the village of Le Hochet lying generally North of a
and South Western line starting from the junction of Rivulet Terre Rouge with Port
Part) Louis-Central Flacq Road (A2) and running North East along
that road to its junction with Veerasamy Iyer Street; thence
along that street for a distance of 100 metres to its junction with
a road leading to Morcellement Goolamally; thence along that
road for a distance of 300 metres to its junction with a concrete
wall of the United Basalt Products Limited; thence along the
said wall up to the ridge of Long Mountain.
It includes the area of Riche Terre and Morcellement
Goolamally.
13 DMA Le Hochet (South The remaining part of the village of Le Hochet. It includes the
Eastern Part) area of Morcellement Raffray.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 5 – PAMPLEMOUSSES AND TRIOLET
Registration Area
Distinguishing
Number
Letters Village Description of Registration Area
1 EA Arsenal The village of Arsenal.

It includes the areas of :-
Le Goulet, Morcellement Cathan, Morcellement Ramjan, Petit

Gamin Camp, Baie aux Tortues and Part of Balaclava
(Residence Balaclava).
2 EB Northern part of Baie That part of the village of Baie du Tombeau lying generally
du Tombeau North and partly West of an imaginary line starting from the
junction of Riche Terre Road with the southern boundary of
(St. Malo)
Constituency No. 5 running generally North West along Riche
Terre Road on 500 m to its junction with an estate road; thence
West along that estate road to its junction with Military Road;
thence North West along Military Road to its junction with Baie
du Tombeau Road (B29), and lying West of another line
starting from the last mentioned junction running South West
along Baie du Tombeau Road (B29) on 700 m up to its junction
with the southern boundary of Tombeau Bay Resort, ex-Tai
Pan Hotel, produced to the sea.
It includes the areas of:-
Cité Florida, Longtill, Morcellement La Cocheyle, Morcellement

Coprim and Morcellement Swan.
3 EBA Central part of Baie du That part of the village of Baie du Tombeau lying generally
Tombeau South of Registration Area No. 2 and generally North of an
imaginary line starting from the junction of the south western
prolongation of Dorades Street to the seashore running north
easterly along that prolongation and along Dorades Street to its
junction with Baie du Tombeau Road (B29); thence South East
along Baie du Tombeau Road (B29) to its junction with
Pingouins Avenue; thence North East along Pingouins Avenue
to its junction with Macadam Road; thence North along
Macadam Road for 130 m to its junction with Pear Street;
thence East along Pear Street for 790 m to its junction with the
eastern boundary of the village.
New Dockers Village, Elizabeth Ville, Filature de Riche Terre,
Morcellement Beau Rivage, Morcellement Gexim,
Morcellement Ilois and Morcellement Mahadoo.
4 EBC Southern part of The remaining part of the Village of Baie du Tombeau.
Baie du Tombeau
Northern part of Pont Bruniquel, Baie du Tombeau Chapel, NHDC

Complex, La Sentinelle Ltée and Oursins St.
5 EC Northern part of That part of the village of Calebasses lying generally North of an
Calebasses imaginary line starting from the junction of Port Louis – Central Flacq
Road (A2) with the eastern boundary of the village running generally
south westerly along the Port Louis – Central Flacq Road (A2) up to
the bridge on river of Calebasses; thence downstream the river of
Calebasses to its junction with the western boundary of the village.
Human Service Trust Krishanand Seva Ashram, L’Espoir, Camp

Badamiers and Morcellement Ripailles.
6 ECA Southern part of The remaining part of the village of Calebasses.

Calebasses
Calebasses Mosque, Souvenir and Khoyratty.
7 ED D’Epinay (Mon Gout That part of the village of d’Epinay lying generally North of a line
Area) starting from the intersection of the eastern boundary of the village
with the road leading to Antoinette, running West up to the confluence
of Rivulet Constance and River des Pamplemousses; thence
downstream along River des Pamplemousses up to the bridge over
Port Louis – Central Flacq Road (A2); thence along another imaginary
line running South West to its junction with an estate road 417 m
North from the junction of Mont Gout Branch Road and Old Flacq
Road (B20); thence North West along that estate road and its
prolongation to the western boundary of the village.
It includes the areas of:-
Mon Gout, Residence Le Plessis and The Mount.

8 EDA D’Epinay (Ilot Area) That part of the village of d’Epinay lying generally West of a line
starting from the peak of Mt Bonamour, running North up to its
junction with an estate road; thence North East along that estate road
which abuts on Old Flacq Road (B20) at a point 885 m South East of
the junction of Camp des Embrevades Road and Old Flacq Road
(B20); thence across Old Flacq Road (B20) and along another estate
road running in the same direction to its junction with the southern
boundary of Registration Area No.7.
9 EDB D’Epinay The remaining part of the village of d’Epinay.
Camp Creole, Grande Rosalie, Jouvence and Petite Rosalie.
10 EF Morcellement St. The village of Morcellement St. André.

André
Bon Air and Lolo supermarket region.
11 EG Southern part of That part of the village of Pamplemousses lying generally south of a
Pamplemousses line starting from the junction of the Pamplemousses - Grand Baie
Road (A13) with the north eastern boundary of the village, running
South West along that road and the Dual Carriage Way (M2) to its
junction with Powder Mill Road at Beau Plan roundabout; thence
South East along Powder Mill Road on 6.58 m to its junction with Paul
& Virginie Road, thence South West along Paul & Virginie Road to its
junction with Old Cemetry Road; thence generally West for 300 m
along that road and for 350 m along its westerly prolongation to its
junction with an estate road; thence South along that estate road to its
junction with Rivulet Citrons which is the western boundary of the
village.
Belle Source, Camp des Embrevades, Canton Belle Eau, Canton

Nancy, Maison Blanche, Pamplemousses Garden and Royal Garden.
12 EGA Northern part of The remaining part of the village.

Pamplemousses
Beau Plan Sugar Estate, Bois Rouge and La Louisa.

13 EH Pointe aux Piments The village of Pointe aux Piments.
Balaclava Public Beach, Camp Bestel, Camp la Cloche, Camp

Sadah, Camp Scipion, Grande Pointe aux Piments and Petite Pointe
aux Piments.
14 EJ Terre Rouge The village of Terre Rouge.
Bois Pignolet, Camp La Boue, Morcellement Chavry, Morcellement

Tara, Cité Bois Marchand, Terre Rouge roundabout and St. Joseph.
15 EK Northern part of That part of the village lying North of an imaginary line starting from
Triolet the junction of the westwards prolongation of Mahatma Gandhi Road
to the western boundary of the village, running East along the said
(9th Mile) prolongation and along the last mentioned road to its junction with
Grand Baie Road (A4); thence across that road and along upper
Mahatma Gandhi Road also known as Trois Boutiques Lane
produced to the eastern boundary of the village of Triolet.
Trois Boutiques, Morcellement Bogun and Notre Dame de Fatima
Chapel.
16 EKA Central Part of That part of the village of Triolet lying South of Registration Area No.
Triolet 15 and generally North East of a line starting from the intersection of
the western boundary of the village with an estate road 210 m South
(8th Mile) of Smt. Indira Gandhi Road, the boundary runs South East along the
said estate road to its intersection with another estate road at the
Sookram Sukai Memorial; thence North East and South East along
that estate road and T.B.S. Lane to its junction with Grand Baie Road
(A4); thence southerly along the said road for approximately 100 m to
its junction with New Market Road; thence South East along New
Market Road for 200 m and along an imaginary line running in the
same direction to its junction with the eastern boundary of the village.
Camp Lilas, Anand Square, Cinema Cassé and New Market.
17 EKB Southern part of The remaining part of the village of Triolet.

Triolet
(7th Mile)
Derningham, Residence le Solitaire and Solitude.
18 EL Trou aux Biches The village of Trou aux Biches.
Fleury Sur Mer, Morcellement Jhuboo, Morcellement Ramdanee,

Trou aux Biches Public Beach and Batterie des Grénadiers.
Registration Area CONSTITUENCY No. 6 - GRAND BAIE AND POUDRE D’OR
Distinguishing Village
Number
Letters
Description of Registration Area
1 FA Cap Malheureux The village of Cap Malheureux.
2 FB Fond du Sac The village of Fond du Sac.
3 FC North Western part of That part of the village of Goodlands lying North East of
Goodlands Mapou-Goodlands
Road (A5), North West of C.E.B. Road, South West of Soobhan
Road and North West of Plateau Road produced to the
northern boundary of the village.
4 FCA North Eastern part of That part of the village lying East of Registration Area No. 3
Goodlands and generally North of a boundary line starting from the junction
of Soobhan Road with C.E.B. Road and along C.E.B. Road for
870 metres to its junction with Vrindavan Street; thence South
East along that street to its junction with the road leading to
Madam Azor; thence South West along that road for 100
metres to its junction with a road leading to Ile D’Ambre; thence
South East along that road for 342 metres to its junction with an
estate road; thence North East along the last mentioned road
for 1460 metres to its junction with another estate road and its
prolongation eastward to the sea.
5 FCB South Western part of That part of the village lying South of Registration Area No. 3
Goodlands and generally North West of a boundary line starting from the
junction of Mapou-Goodlands Road (A5) and Astoria Road
running South West along Astoria Road to its junction with Bois
Rouge Road; thence West along Bois Rouge Road to its
junction with Kashmir Road; thence South along Kashmir Road
to its junction with R. Moossun Road; thence North West along
the last mentioned Road to S.S.S. Road.
6 FCC South Western part of That part of the village lying West of a line starting from the
Goodlands junction of Bois Rouge Road and Astoria Road running South
along Astoria Road up to the southern boundary of the village;
and South of Registration Area No. 5 produced to the southern
boundary of the village.
7 FCD South Eastern part of The remaining part of the village of Goodlands.
Goodlands
8 FD South Western part of That part of the village of Grand Baie comprised in the
Grand Baie constituency and lying South East and generally West of a line
starting from the intersection of Plaine des Papayes Road
(B11) and Vingt Pieds Road (B45) and running South West
along the last mentioned Road to its junction with Grand Baie
Road (A4); thence North East and North along the last
mentioned Road and its prolongation to its junction with the
seashore.
9 FDA North Eastern part of The remaining part of the village.

Grand Baie
10 FE Grand Gaube The village of Grand Gaube.
11 FG Western part of Petit That part of the village of Petit Raffray lying generally west of
Raffray an imaginary line starting at the junction of the North Eastern
prolongation of Mahatma Gandhi Road with the northern
boundary of the village, running South West along that
prolongation and along Mahatma Gandhi Road to its junction
with Union Road (B121); thence South East along the last
mentioned Road for 293 mts to its junction with Maharana
Pratab Road; thence south west along the last mentioned Road
and its prolongation South Westerly to its junction with the
southern boundary of the village. The following localities are
included in the above Village Council Area–Camp Domaingue
and part of Petit Raffray.
12 FGA Central part of Petit That part of the village of Petit Raffray lying generally east of
Raffray Registration Area No. 11 and west of an imaginary line starting
at the junction of Mon Choisy-Cap Malheureux Road (B13) with
the northern boundary of the village, running South Westerly
along Mon Choisy-Cap Malheureux Road (B13) to its junction
with Union Road (B121); thence South East along the last
mentioned Road for 288 mts to its junction with Mapou-
Goodlands Road (A5); thence west of Mapou-Goodlands Road
(A5) up to the southern boundary of the village.
It includes the following localities – Moulin à Vent and part of
Petit Raffray.
13 FGB Eastern part of Petit The remaining part of the Village of Petit Raffray. It includes
Raffray Reunion Maurel and Mon Loisir Rouillard.
14 FH Northern part of That part of the village of Poudre d’Or lying North West of a line
Poudre d’Or running South West and starting from the junction of the
seashore with the prolongation north eastwards of the
secondary road lying near Poudre d’Or Hospital, along the said
prolongation and then along the said secondary road to its
junction with Shivala Road; thence along Shivala Road to its
junction with Bois d’Oiseaux Road; thence South East along
that road to its junction with Jankee Road; thence South West
along that road to its junction with Goodlands - Poste de Flacq
Road (B15); thence along that road to its junction with
Citronnier Street; thence East and generally South West along
that road to its junction with Goodlands-Poste de Flacq Road
(B15); thence generally South along that Road to its junction
with River Citronniers; thence South West along that river and
its prolongation to its junction with the southern boundary of the
village.
15 FHA Southern part of The remaining part of the village of Poudre d’Or. It includes the
Poudre d’Or islets lying off the seashore and facing this registration area.
16 FJ Roche Terre The village of Roche Terre.
17 FK The Vale The village of The Vale.

CONSTITUENCY NO. 7 – PITON AND RIVIERE DU REMPART
Distinguishing
Area Number
Registration
Letters
1 GA Rivière du Rempart That part of the Village of Rivière du Rempart lying generally
(Rivière du Rempart East and South of a line starting on the western boundary of
Area) the Village at a point on Mont Piton-Rivière du Rempart Road
(A6) approximately 190m West of Coquinbourg bridge; thence
North West along the secondary road at the junction of R.
Prayag S.S.S. with Mont Piton-Rivière du Rempart Road (A6)
to its junction with the road separating the Industrial Zone with
Camp Béton; thence East along that road and its projection to
its junction with Schoenfeld Road; thence South along
Schoenfeld Road to its junction with M.Gandhi Street; thence
East along that Street to its junction with Maurel Road; thence
across that road and then East through Forges Tardieu
Workshop to its junction with an old railway track; thence North
East along that track to its junction with Nanka Road; to its
junction with Temple Road; and along the projection eastwards
of Nanka Road for approximately 600m; thence North West to
meet the boundary of the Village of Grand Marais with a bridge
on Goodlands –Poste de Flacq Road (B15). It includes the
areas of Rivière du Rempart, Panchavati and Pointe des
Lascars.
2 GAB Rivière du Rempart The remaining part of the Village of Rivière du Rempart. It
(Le Ravin-La includes the areas of Le Ravin, La Clemence and part of
Clemence Area) Schoenfeld.
3 GB Roches Noires The Village of Roches Noires
4 GC Plaine des Roches The Village of Plaine des Roches
5 GD Amaury The Village of Amaury
6 GE Belle Vue Maurel The part of the Village of Belle Vue Maurel lying generally East
(Belle Vue Maurel of Amaury Branch Road and Grande Rosalie - Mon Loisir Road
Area) to its junction with Barlow Road; thence along that Road to its
junction with a first estate road lying East of Barlow
Government school and along that road and its prolongation to
its eastern boundary of the village. It includes the areas of Belle
Vue Maurel and Mon Loisir.
7 GEA Village of Belle Vue The remaining part of the village of Belle Vue Maurel. It
Maurel (Barlow) includes the areas of Barlow, Phooliyaar Nagar and part of
Antoinette
8 GF Amitié-Gokhoola The Village of Amitié-Gokhoola
9 GH Poudre d’Or Hamlet The Village of Poudre d’Or Hamlet
10 GK Esperance Trèbuchet The Village of Esperance Trèbuchet
11 GL Cottage The Village of Cottage
12 GM Piton The Village of Piton
13 GN Ville Bague (Western That part of the Village of Ville Bague lying West of an
Part) imaginary line running North East from the junction of La
Nicolière Road (B49) with the District Boundary at Le Juge de
Segrais bridge to the northern boundary of the village at the
junction of Antoinette Road with an estate road lying 585m
south east of Antoinette Temple. It includes the areas of Petite
Julie, Ville Bague, Californie, Nicolière, Mon Songe and part of
Antoinette.
14 GNA Ville Bague (Eastern The remaining part of the Village of Ville Bague. It includes the
Part) areas of Plaine St. Cloud, Pont Praslin and Camp La Serpe.
15 GP Mapou The Village of Mapou
16 GR Plaine des Papayes That part of the Village lying North West of a line starting from
(North Western Part) the prolongation of Ramgoolam Road with the Eastern
boundary of the constituency and along that Road to its junction
with Middle Road; then across Middle Road and along
Busgeeth Road and its prolongation to meet the Northern
boundary of the constituency. It includes part of the area of
Plaine des Papayes.
17 GRA Plaine des Papayes The remaining part of the Village of Plaine des Papayes. It
(South Eastern Part) includes the areas of Bois Mangues, Bois Rouge, Gowsal,
Belle Vue Harel, Butte aux Papayes and Plaine Tennante and
part of the area of Plaine des Papayes.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 8 – QUARTIER MILITAIRE AND MOKA
Registration Area
Village Description of Registration Area

Number
1 HA North and Eastern Part That part of the village of Moka lying North of Riviere Profonde and
of Moka East of an imaginary line running first northerly from the junction of
the secondary road leading to Camp Samy with Bell Village –
Phoenix Trunk Road (M2) to Moka River; thence upstream along
Moka River up to Souillac Bridge; thence again upstream along
Moka River for a distance of 220 metres; thence North by a line to
meet the Northern boundary of the Constituency.
It includes the areas of Camp Samy, Chantenay, Le Bocage and part
of Bois Cheri Road.
2 HAB Western part of Moka That part of the village of Moka lying West of Registration Area No.
1, North East of Bell Village – Phoenix Trunk Road (M2).
It includes the Areas of Bagatelle, Eureka and Mount Ory.
3 HAC South-eastern part of That part of the village of Moka lying South of Registration Area No.
Moka 1 and East of Bell Village – Phoenix Trunk Road (M2).
It includes the areas of Gentilly, Helvetia Sugar Estate, Minissy and
Telfair.
4 HAD South-western part of The remaining part of the village.

Moka It includes the areas of Martindale and Reduit.
5 HB North-western Part of St. That part of the village of St. Pierre lying North of Riviere Profonde
Pierre and West of a line running first north westerly along Bois Cheri Road,
from the Bridge over Riviere Profonde near St. Pierre Roman
Catholic Church to its junction with L’Agrement Branch Road; thence
northerly along L’Agrement Branch Road to the S.I.L.W.F. Housing
Estate; thence north westerly along a road running between the
C.H.A. Housing Estate and the football ground, produced to Moka
River; thence North West along an imaginary line to meet the
boundary of the Constituency.
It includes the areas of Petit Verger, Riviere Baptiste, Roselyn
Cottage, part of L’Agrement and part of Bois Cheri Road.
6 HBA North-eastern of St. That part of the village of St. Pierre lying North East of Registration
Pierre Area No. 5, and by part of the Eastern boundary of the village of
Moka and North of the Old Railway Track.
It includes the areas of Circonstance, Helvetia, Mon Desert S.E.,
Mont Fleury and part of L’Agrement.
7 HBC Southern part of St. The remaining part of the village.

Pierre It includes the areas of Camp Auguste and Cote D’Or.
8 HC L’Avenir The village of L’Avenir.
9 HD La Laura-Malenga The village of La laura-Malenga.
10 HE Ripailles The village of Ripailles.
11 HEA Nouvelle Decouverte The village of Nouvelle Decouverte.

It includes the area of Salazie.
12 HF Northern part of That part of the village of Dagotiere lying East of Registration Area
Dagotiere No. 7 and generally North of the Road starting from River Aubert up
to its intersection with Feeder Assurance; thence upstream along
Feeder Assurance up to Verdun Road (B50); thence North along
Verdun Road up to its junction with Ajageer Road; thence along
Ajageer Road to its junction with Radhay Road; thence North East by
a line to meet the Southern and Eastern boundaries of the village of
Verdun.
It includes the area of Dagotiere.
13 HFA Southern part of The remaining part of the village.

Dagotiere It includes the areas of L’Assurance and Valetta.
14. HG Verdun The village of Verdun.

It includes the areas of Alma, Alma Sugar Estate and Verdun.
15 HJ Northern part of Quartier That part of the village of Quartier Militaire lying West of River
Militaire Francoise, North of Rivulet St. Martin from its junction with River
Francoise to its intersection with Quartier Militaire Road (B6) and
North of a line drawn from its junction parallel to Moka-Camp de
Masque – Flacq Road (A7) to the Western boundary of the village.
It includes the areas of Bonne Veine, Bonne Veine Estate Camp and
Quartier Militaire.
16 HJA Southern part of Quartier The remaining part of the village.

Militaire It includes the area of Vuillemin.
17 HK Providence The village of Providence.

18 HL Esperance The village of Esperance.
19 HM St. Julien D’Hotman The village of St. Julien D’Hotman.
20 HN Camp Thorel The village of Camp Thorel.

CONSTITUENCY NO. 9 – FLACQ & BON ACCUEIL
Distinguishing
Area Number
Registration
Letters
1 JA North Eastern part of That part of the village of Poste de Flacq lying North East of
Poste de Flacq Poste de Flacq Coastal Road (B62).
It includes the areas of Choisy, Bras D’Eau, Poste Lafatyette,
Pointe de Flacq and part of the area of Poste de Flacq.
2 JAB South Western part of The remaining part of the village of Poste de Flacq.
Poste de Flacq It includes the areas of Camp Accacia, Camp Raphia, Camp
Poorun, Providence, Pont Blanc and part of the area of Poste
de Flacq.
3 JB Quatre Cocos The village of Quatre Cocos.

It includes the areas of Belle Mare, Mare du Puits and Palmar.
4 JC Mare La Chaux The village of Mare La Chaux.

It includes the areas of Camp Creoles and Camp Lolo.
5 JD Camp Ithier The village of Camp Ithier.

It includes the areas of Isidore Rose and Camp Marcelin.
6 JE Eastern part of That part of the village of Centre de Flacq lying East of Moka –
Centre de Flacq Camp de Masque – Flacq Road (A7) and Flacq Traffic Centre
Road; and South West of Quatre Cocos Road (B58).
It includes the areas of Riche Mare, Le Verger and part of the
areas of Argy, La Source, Boulet Rouge, Boulet Blanc and
Centre de Flacq.
7 JEA Central part of Centre That part of the village of Centre de Flacq lying North West of
de Flacq Registration Area No.6; East of River du Poste de Flacq; South
West of Constance Link Road (B117); South East of François
Mitterand Street and South West of Ste. Ursule Street.
It includes the areas of Plaine de Gersigny, Camp Garreau and
part of the areas of St Remy, Centre de Flacq, Boulet Rouge,
Boulet Blanc and Camp Maness.
8 JEB Western part of The remaining part of the village of Centre de Flacq.
Centre de Flacq It includes the areas of Constance, Belle Vue Allendy,
Hermitage, Nehru Nagar and part of the areas of St Remy,
Centre de Flacq, La Source and Argy.
9 JF Southern part of That part of the village of Queen Victoria lying South of River
Queen Victoria Coignard.
It includes the areas of Camp Alexis, Queen Victoria, Camp
Béton, Mare Carré, La Gaité and Gibraltar.
10 JFA Northern part of The remaining part of the village of Queen Victoria.
Queen Victoria It includes the areas of Bonne Mère and Camp Bonne Mère.
11 JH St Julien (Southern That part of the village of St. Julien lying South of River du
Area) Poste.
It includes the areas of Union Flacq and Camp La Roche.
12 JHA St Julien (Northern The remaining part of the village of St. Julien.
Area) It includes the areas of St. Julien, Riverside Street, Rich Fund
and Vrindavan Avenue.
13 JK Southern part of That part of the village of Lalmatie lying South of a line running
Lalmatie along Gandhi Road to its junction with Brisée Verdière – St
Julien – Constance Road (B23); thence South along that road
to its junction with Lalmatie Branch Road; thence East along
that road to a T junction at the site of Deenoo’s Shop; thence
East along a line South of Deenoo’s Shop to the eastern
boundary of the village.
It includes part of the areas of Belvédere and Lalmatie.
14 JKA Northern part of The remaining part of the village of Lalmatie.

Lalmatie It includes the areas of Mission Cross Road, Grand Bas Fond
and part of Belvédere and Lalmatie.
15 JL Bon Accueil The village of Bon Accueil.

It includes the areas of Beau Bois, Quatre Bords and part of
Latapie.
16 JM Southern part of That part of the village of Brisée Verdière lying South of a line
Brisée Verdière running generally East along Salazie Road to its junction with
Port Louis – Central Flacq Road (A2); thence South East along
that road to meet an estate road adjacent to the eastern wall of
Brisée Verdière Police Station; thence generally North East
along that estate road to the eastern boundary of the village.
It includes part of the areas of Belvedère, Salazie, Brisée
Verdière and Latapie.
17 JMA Northern part of Brisée The remaining part of the village.

Verdière It includes the area of Mare d’Australia and part of areas of
Salazie and Brisée Verdière.
18 JN Laventure The village of Laventure.
19 JNA Grande Retraite The village of Grande Retraite.

It includes the areas of Grande Retraite, Bois d’Oiseaux, and
Petite Retraite.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 10 – MONTAGNE BLANCHE & GRAND RIVER SOUTH EAST
Distinguishing
Area Number
Registration
Letters
Village Description of Registration Area
1 KA Eastern Part of Médine That part of the village of Médine Camp de Masque lying
Camp de Masque generally East of a line running southerly from the junction of
the Northern boundary of the constituency with Marion Road;
thence along Marion Road to Moka-Camp de Masque Road
(A7); thence across A7 to a lane near Abdul Oddiff’s shop;
thence generally South along that lane to the village boundary.
2 KAB Western Part of The remaining part of the village of Médine Camp de Masque.
Médine Camp de It includes the area of Mont Ida.
Masque
3 KB Camp de Masque The village of Camp de Masque. It includes the area of l’Unité.
4 KC Camp de Masque The village of Camp de Masque Pavé. It includes the areas of
Pavé Mare Jacot and Petite Cabane.
5 KD Melrose The village of Melrose.
6 KE Northern Part of That part of the village of Montagne Blanche lying generally
Montagne Blanche North of the Trois Ilots Road (B27). It includes the area of Petit
Paquet.
7 KEA Southern Part of The remaining part of the village of Montagne Blanche. It
Montagne Blanche includes the area of Sans Souci.
8 KF Sebastopol The village of Sebastopol. It includes the areas of L’Etoile and

Camisard.
9 KG Olivia The village of Olivia. It includes the area of Belle Rive.
10 KH Clemencia The village of Clemencia. It includes the areas of Hermitage

and Belle Rose.
11 KJ Northern Part of Bel That part of the village of Bel Air Rivière Sèche lying generally
Air Rivière Sèche North of a line starting at the junction of Rivière Sèche river with
the North Western boundary of the village and running
downstream along the said river to its intersection with the
Flacq – Mahebourg Road (B28); thence South Easterly along
the last mentioned Road to its junction with the Belle Mare –
Palmar – Trou d’Eau Douce Road (B59), thence Easterly along
the last mentioned Road to its intersection with the Old Railway
Road at the Eastern boundary of the village. It includes the
areas of Caroline, Petit Bois and La Laura.
12 KJA Western Part of Bel Air That part of the village of Bel Air Rivière Sèche lying generally
Rivière Sèche South of a line starting at the junction of Rivière Sèche River
with the North Western boundary of the village and running
downstream along the said river to its intersection with the
Flacq – Mahebourg Road (B28); thence South Easterly along
the last mentioned Road to its junction with the Montagne
Blanche – Bel Air Road (B27), thence Westerly along the last
mentioned Road up to Pont Lardier on the Western boundary of
the village. It includes Camp La Serpe, La Lucie Building and
Mare aux Fourgères.
13 KJB Central Part of Bel Air That part of the village of Bel Air Rivière Sèche lying generally
Rivière Sèche South of Montagne Blanche – Bel Air Road (B27) and starting
at the junction of Montagne Blanche – Bel Air Road (B27) with
the Western boundary of the village and runs Easterly along the
last mentioned Road up to its junction with the Flacq –
Mahebourg Road (B28), thence Southerly along the last
mentioned Road up to its junction with the Old Railway Road;
thence Westerly along the last mentioned Road for a distance
of one mile ; thence generally South along an imaginary line up
to a bridge at the intersection of Beau Champ – Trois Ilots
Road with Deep River.
14 KJC Southern Part of Bel The remaining part of the village of Bel Air Rivière Sèche. It
Air Rivière Sèche includes La Lucie Roy and Ernest Florent.
15 KL Grand River South The village of Grand River South East. It includes the area of
East Beau Champ. The islets lying off the seashore and facing this
Registration Area are all included therein.
16 KM Bramsthan The village of Bramsthan.
17 KMA Ecroignard The village of Ecroignard.
18 KN Trou d’Eau Douce The village of Trou d’Eau Douce. It includes the areas of
Palmar and Beau Rivage. The islets lying off the seashore and
facing this Registration Area are all included therein.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 11 – VIEUX GRAND PORT AND ROSE BELLE
Distinguishing
Area Number
Registration
Letters
1 LA Quatre Soeurs The village of Quatre Soeurs.
2 LB Grand Sable The village of Grand Sable.
3 LC Bambous Virieux The village of Bambous Virieux.
4 LD Bois des Amourettes The village of Bois des Amourettes.
5 LE Old Grand Port The village of Old Grand Port.
6 LF Rivière des Créoles The village of Rivière des Créoles.
7 LG Northern Part of That part of the village of St. Hubert lying North of a
St. Hubert line running North Easterly and South Westerly –
(St. Hubert Area) from the junction of an estate road lying on the
southern boundary of the cremation ground of St.
Hubert with St. Hubert Road (B84) – to meet the
eastern and western boundaries of the village. It
includes the areas of Beau Site, Camp Falbert, Cent
Gaulettes, Le Val, St. Hilaire, St. Hubert, Ste.
Madeleine and Ste. Philomene.
8 LGA Southern Part of The remaining part of the village of St. Hubert.
St. Hubert
(Riche en Eau Area) It includes the areas of Camp Jardin and Riche en
Eau.
9 LJ Cluny The village of Cluny.
10 LK Bananes The village of Bananes.

11 LM Central Part of New Grove That part of the village of New Grove lying East of Old
Midland Line of Railways; North of Bhagaloo Street; East
of Phoenix-Mahebourg Road (A10); South of Mahadoo
Lane; West of Balance Street and of its prolongation
along an Estate Road across the Deux Bras Cent
Gaulettes Road.
It includes the areas of Mont Fertile, La Rosa and part of

New Grove.
12 LMA Central Part of New Grove That part of the village of New Grove lying East of the Old
Midland Line of Railways.
13 LMB Western Part of New Grove That part of the village of New Grove lying West of the
Old Midland Line of Railways.
It includes the areas of Bois d’Oiseaux and Gros Billot.
14 LMC Eastern Part of New The remaining part of the village of New Grove.
Grove
It includes the areas of Astroea Rochecouste, Deux Bras,
Eau Bleue (Rama) and Mare Chicose.
15 LP Southern Part of Rose Belle That part of the village of Rose Belle lying South of the
Trace of Old Railway; South of Mosque Road and Feeder
Baramee.
It includes the areas of Baramia, Gebert, Camp Bouvet

and part of Rose Belle.
16 LPA Central Part of Rose Belle That part of the village of Rose Belle lying North of
Mosque Road and of Feeder Baramee and East of the
track of the Old Midland Railway line and of the Old
Savanne Branch Railway line.
It includes the area of Madame Lolo and part of Rose

Belle.
17 LPB Northern Part of Rose Belle The remaining part of the village of Rose Belle.
18 LR Northern Part of Union Park That part of the village of Union Park lying North of a line
running easterly along Baitka Road across Royal Road
and thence again easterly along an estate road to the
village boundary.
19 LRA Southern Part of Union Park The remaining part of the village of Union Park.
20 LS Western Part of That part of the village of Nouvelle France lying West of
Nouvelle France Savanne Road (A9).
21 LSA Eastern Part of The remaining part of the village of Nouvelle France.
Nouvelle France
CONSTITUENCY NO. 12 – MAHEBOURG AND PLANIE MAGNIEN
Distinguishing
Area Number
Registration
Letters
1 MA Petit Bel Air The village of Petit Bel Air.
2 MB Grand Bel Air The village of Grand Bel Air.
3 MC Northern Part of That part of the village of Mahebourg lying North of Marianne
Mahebourg Street.
It includes the area of Ville Noire.
4 MCA Eastern Part of That part of the village of Mahebourg bounded on the North by
Mahebourg Registration Area No. 3, on the East by the seashore, and on
the South and West by a line running from the junction of the
prolongation of De la Plaine Street with the seashore, thence
westerly along that prolongation and along De La Plaine Street
to its junction with Maurice Street, thence south westerly along
Maurice Street to its junction with Villeneuve Street, thence
north-westerly along Villeneuve Street to its junction with La
Chaux Street, thence generally north-easterly, and northerly
along La Chaux Street to its junction with Le Bouchon Street,
thence westerly along Le Bouchon Street to its junction with
Des Créoles Street, thence northerly along that latter street to
its junction with Souffleur Street, thence generally north-
westerly along Souffleur Street to its junction with the Phoenix-
Mahebourg Main Road (A10), thence south-westerly along that
latter road to its junction with Des Bambous Street, thence
generally north-westerly along Des Bambous Street to its
junction with River La Chaux.
5 MCB Western Part of That part of the village of Mahebourg bounded on the North by
Mahebourg Registration Area No. 4, on the West by River La Chaux, on the
South and East partly by the southern and eastern boundaries
of the village, thence along Phoenix-Mahebourg road (A10) to
its junction with Gopeelall Lane, thence south easterly along
Gopeelall lane to its junction with a secondary road running
generally north-easterly, thence generally north-easterly along
that latter road to its junction with the southern boundary of
Registration Area No. 4.
6 MCD Southern Part of The remaining part of the village of Mahebourg.
Mahebourg
7 MD Beau Vallon The village of Beau Vallon. It includes the islets facing this
Registration Area.
It also includes the areas of Cité La Chaux, Morcellement Blue

Bay, Pointe D’Esny and Pointe Jérome.
8 ME Western Part of Plaine That part of the village of Plaine Magnien lying generally east of
Magnien the junction of La Barraque Road (B8) and Phoenix-Mahebourg
Road (A10), thence westerly along Phoenix-Mahebourg Road
up to its junction with Cemetery Road, thence northerly and
westerly along Cemetery Road up to the boundary of the
village, thence southerly along the boundary up to its junction
with Phoenix-Mahebourg Road (A10), thence south-westerly
and northerly along Phoenix-Mahebourg Road up to its junction
with old Phoenix-Mahebourg Road, thence north-westerly,
south-easterly and southerly along the old Phoenix-Mahebourg
Road up to S.S.R International Airport round-about, thence
northerly along Phoenix-Mahebourg Road up to the starting
point.
The following localities are included therein: Ruisseau Copeaux

and Part of Plaine Magnien.
.
9 MEA Eastern Part of Plaine The remaining part of the village of Plaine Magnien.
Magnien
10 MF Trois Boutiques The village of Trois Boutiques.
It includes the areas of:- Beaufond, Carreau Esnouf, Carreau

La Paille, La Barraque, Malakoff, Plein Bois, Sauveterre,
Savinia, Souffleur, Trois Boutiques, Union Vale and Virginia.
11 MFA Camp Carol The village of Camp Carol.
It includes the areas of Camp Carol, Carreau Accacia, La

Cambuse, Le Bouchon and Mon Desert Mon Tresor.
12 MG Mare D’Albert The village of Mare D’Albert.
It includes the areas of La Rampe Le Moirt and Union Vale

Road.
13 MH Mare Tabac The village of Mare Tabac.

It includes the area of Joli Bois.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 13 - RIVIERE DES ANGUILLES AND SOUILLAC
Area Number
Registration
1. NA Souillac The Village of Souillac.
It includes the areas of Terracine, Gris Gris, Foyer de

L’Unité, part of Juraçon and Souillac.
2. NB St. Aubin The Village of St. Aubin.
It includes the areas of Union Ducray, Fontenelle, Combo,

part of Juraçon and St. Aubin.
3. NC Rivière des Anguilles The village of Rivière des Anguilles.
It includes the areas of Camp Martin, Camp Vacoas,

N.H.D.C La Vanille, Camp Hussard, Bel Air St. Felix and
Rivière des Anguilles.
4. NCA Tyack The village of Tyack.
It includes the areas of Cité Tyack, Beau Bois and Tyack.
5. ND Bois Chéri The village of Bois Chéri.
It includes the areas of Grand Bassin, Bois Chéri Tea

Camp and Bois Chéri.
6. NE La Flora The village of La Flora.
It includes the areas of Camp Ramdin, Camp Aubeeluck

and La Flora.
7 NEA Grand Bois The village of Grand Bois.

.
It includes the areas of Mexico, Camp Bananes, N.H.D.C
and Grand Bois.
8 NF Rivière du Poste The village of Rivière du Poste.

.
It includes the areas of Camp Rabaud, Terrain Maurice,
Camp Siadi and Rivière du Poste.
9 NG Britannia The village of Britannia.

.
It includes the areas of Rivière Dragon, St. Avold, Camp
Berthaud and Britannia.
10. NH Camp Diable The Village of Camp Diable.
It includes the areas of Riche Bois, Camp Diable C.H.A

Estate and Camp Diable.
11. NJ Benares The village of Benares.
It includes the areas of Batimarais, Colmar, Chatêau and

Benares.
12. NK Southern part of L’Escalier That part of the village of L’Escalier lying East of River St.
Amand; South of Registration Area No. 10 and South of
Sooben Lane, and South of Gangoo Lane and its
prolongation to River Tabac.
It includes the areas of La Sourdine and part of Camp La

Hache.
13. NKA Northern part of L’Escalier The remaining part of the village of L’Escalier.
It includes the areas of Camp Tagore, part of Camp La

Hache and Savannah.
Registration Area Number CONSTITUENCY NO. 14 – SAVANNE AND BLACK RIVER

1 PA Eastern part of Surinam That part of the village of Surinam lying South East
of Veeren Road, Maingot Branch Road and Rivière
Patates Road produced to the boundary of
Constituency No.13.
It includes the areas of Four à Chaux, St. Louis and

Trois Bras.
2 PAB Western part of Surinam The remaining part of the village of Surinam.
It includes the areas of Balance, Martinière, Bois

d’Oiseaux, Riambel and Pomponnette.
3 PB Chamouny The Village of Chamouny.
It includes the areas of La Forêt, Mont Blanc, Mare

Anguilles, Bassin Blanc and Camp Goolbar.
4 PE Eastern part of Chemin That part of the village of Chemin Grenier lying West
Grenier of Registration Area No. 2, South of Registration
Area No. 3, East of Jumbo Road, North of Chemin
Grenier Road (B10), East of Ernest Lemaire Road
produced to Corotex Textile Factory and St. Felix
Bridge on Black River-Savanne Coast Road (B9) and
North of the sea coast. It includes the areas of
Pointe aux Roches, Belle Vue, Camp Jeannette and
part of St. Felix Sugar Estate.
5 PEA Central Part of Chemin That part of the village of Chemin Grenier lying West
Grenier of Registration Area No.4, South of Registration Area
No.3, East of Chamouny Road (B89) and Lotus
Road produced to the junction of the Western corner
of Corotex Textile Factory with an Estate Road.
6 PEB Western part of Chemin The remaining part of the village of Chemin Grenier.
Grenier
It includes areas of Camp Lilas, Camp Charlot,
Plaines des Gallets, Terre Coupée, Valentina,
Rivière des Gallets and part of St. Felix Sugar
Estate.
7 PF Bel Ombre The village of Bel Ombre.
It includes the areas of St. Martin, Bel Ombre, Beau

Champ, Frederica, Ste. Marie, Valruche and Ilot
Sancho.
8 PG Baie du Cap The village of Baie du Cap.
It includes the areas of Cocos, Choisy and Baie du

Cap.
9 PH Le Morne The village of Le Morne.
It includes the areas of Le Meridien Hotel, Le Morne

Brabant, Le Morne village, La Prairie, L’Embrasure,
Moka, Mont Sur Mont, Staub and Ilot Fourneau.
10 PJ Chamarel The village of Chamarel.
It includes the areas of Coloured Earth, Plaine

Champagne and Ste. Anne.
11 PL La Gaulette The village of La Gaulette.
It includes the areas of Coteau Raffin, Balance and

Ilot Benitier.
12 PM Case Noyale The village of Case Noyale.
It includes the areas of Grande Case Noyale, Petite

Case Noyale, Petite Rivière Noire and Ilot Malais.
13 PN Grande Rivière Noire The village of Grande Rivière Noire.
It includes the areas of Black River Gorges, Bois

Puant, Ilot Fortier and La Preneuse.
14 PR Tamarin The village of Tamarin.

It includes the areas of Tamarin Sugar Estate,
Yemen, Magenta, Carlos, La Mivoie, Camp
Malgache and Barachois Estate.
15 PS Flic en Flac The village of Flic en Flac.
It includes the areas of Wolmar, Anna, Palmyre, Mon

Desir and part of Clarence.
16 PV Cascavelle The village of Cascavelle.
It includes the areas of Camp Creoles, Camp

Bombaye, Casela, Clarence Housing Estate, Beaux
Songes, Mon Vallon and Cressonville.
17 PW Western part of Bambous That part of the village of Bambous lying west of a
line starting from the junction of Flic en Flac Road
(B14) and Black River Road (A3), running north east
along Black River Road (A3) to its junction with Ave.
Dragon; thence east along Ave. Dragon to its
junction with Boundary Road; thence south along
Boundary Road to its junction with Ave. des Palmier;
thence east along Ave. des Palmier to its junction
with Vaudagne Road; thence north east along
Vaudagne Road to its junction with Black River Road
(A3); thence west along Black River Road (A3) to its
junction with La Valette Road; thence north along La
Valette Road to the northern boundary of the village.
18 PWA North Eastern part of That part of the village of Bambous lying East of
Bambous Registration Area No.17 and North of a line starting
from the junction of Vaudagne Road and Mangue
Vert Doux Road running South East along of
Mangue Vert Doux Road to its junction Geoffroy
Road (B91); thence North along the Geoffroy Road
(B91) to its junction with Ave. Central thence South
East along Ave. Central, and its prolongation to the
eastern boundary of the village.
19 PWB Southern Part of Bambous The remaining part of the village of Bambous.
20 PX Part of Ward 4 of Town of That part of Ward 4 of the Town of Quatre Bornes
Quatre Bornes comprised in the Constituency.
It includes the areas of Pierrefonds, Bassin Sugar
Estate, Ste. Brigitte and Palma.
21 PY Part of Ward 5 of Town of That part of Ward 5 of the Town of Quatre Bornes
Quatre Bornes lying North West of J. Nehru Road, South West of
Seechurn Avenue, and North West of De La Paix
Avenue.
It includes the areas of Cité Bassin, southern part of

Palma Road and northern part of J. Nehru Road.
22 PZ Part of Ward 5 of Town of The remaining part of Ward 5 of the Town of Quatre
Quatre Bornes Bornes.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 15 – LA CAVERNE AND PHOENIX
Distinguishing
Area Number
Registration
Letters
1 RA Part of Ward 2 of Town That part of Ward 2 of the Town of Vacoas-

of Vacoas-Phoenix Phoenix lying South of Abattoir Road to its
(Quinze Cantons and junction with Begué Road; thence generally
Holyrood) North and East of a line starting from the
junction of Begué Road with Quinze Cantons
Branch Road and running easterly along
Quinze Cantons Branch Road for 1280 m to
its junction with a road at a point 330 m West
of Vacoas-La Marie Road (B64); thence
southerly along that road to its junction with
Quinze Cantons Road No. 2; thence westerly
along Quinze Cantons Road No. 2 to its
junction with Hirondelle Road; thence
southerly along the latter road to its junction
with Quinze Cantons Road No. 3; thence
westerly along Quinze Cantons Road No. 3 to
its junction with S.S.Ramgoolam Lane; thence
South along S.S.Ramgoolam Lane and
Lalljee Lane to its junction with Holyrood
Road No. 2; thence easterly along Holyrood
Road No. 2 to its junction with Vacoas-La
Marie Road (B64).
2 RAA Part of Ward 2 of Town That part of Ward 2 of the Town of Vacoas-
of Vacoas-Phoenix Phoenix lying South and West of Registration
(Quinze Cantons and Area No. 1.
Holyrood)
3 RB Part of Ward 3 of Town That part of Ward 3 of the Town of Vacoas-

of Vacoas-Phoenix (La Phoenix lying generally West of a line starting
Caverne) from the junction of Ligne Berthaud Avenue
and St. Paul Road (B4) running North West
along Ligne Berthaud Avenue to its junction
with Avenue de La Visitation; thence West
along Avenue De La Visitation and Jerome
Tranquille Avenue and its westerly
prolongation to meet the western boundary of
Ward 3 of the Town; thence North of Abbatoir
Road.
4 RC Part of Ward 3 of Town That part of Ward 3 of the Town of Vacoas-

of Vacoas-Phoenix Phoenix lying North of Registration Area No.
(Solferino) 3; West of Candos – Vacoas Road (B3) to its
junction with Solferino No. 3; thence South
West along Solferino Road No. 3 for 280 m to
its junction with a road running North West for
220 m up to its junction with Bosquet Road
(Solferino Road No. 5); thence South West
along Bosquet Road (Solferino Road No. 5)
up to its junction with the westward
prolongation of Jerome Tranquille Street.
5 RCA Part of Ward 3 of Town That part of Ward 3 of the Town of Vacoas-
of Vacoas-Phoenix Phoenix lying North East of Registration Area
(Solferino) No. 3; West of Registration Area No. 4 and
West of Candos-Vacoas Road (B3).
6 RD Part of Ward 3 of Town The remaining part of Ward 3 of the Town of

of Vacoas-Phoenix Vacoas-Phoenix.
(Visitation)
7 RE Part of Ward 4 of That Part of Ward 4 of the Town of Vacoas-

Town of Vacoas- Phoenix lying North of Brown Sequard
Phoenix (Bonne Terre, Avenue; East of Candos-Vacoas Road (B3);
Carreau Laliane and South of Carreau Laliane Branch Road and
Clairfonds) generally South West of a line starting at the
junction of Carreau Laliane Branch Road and
Crocus Lane and running South East along
Crocus Lane to its junction with Gopee Lane;
thence North East along Gopee Lane for 190
m to its junction with a common road; thence
South East along that road to its junction with
Remy Ollier Avenue; thence North East along
that avenue to its junction with Mahant Kabir
Lane No. 2; thence South East along that
lane to its junction with Mahant Kabir Temple
Road; thence South West along that road to
its junction with Osman Lane; thence South
East along Osman Lane to its junction with
Brown Sequard Avenue.
8 REA Part of Ward 4 of That part of Ward 4 of the Town of Vacoas-
Town of Vacoas- Phoenix lying West of Swami Sivananda
Phoenix (Closel) Avenue; North of Brown Sequard Avenue and
East of a line starting from the junction of
Brown Sequard Avenue and Osman Lane
and running generally North West along the
North eastern boundary of Registration Area
No. 7 to its junction with Carreau Laliane
Branch Road; thence North West along
Ramphul Lane to its junction with Syed
Hossen Street; thence North East along Syed
Hossen Street to its junction with a common
road at the eastern boundary of “Socota
Mills”; thence North along that common road
to meet the northern boundary of the Town.
9 REB Part of Ward 4 of That Part of Ward 4 of the Town of Vacoas-

Town of Vacoas - Phoenix lying generally North of Registration
Phoenix (Candos, Area No. 7 and West of Registration Area No.
Paillotte and Carreau 8.
Laliane).
10 RF Part of Ward 4 of The remaining part of Ward 4 of the Town of

Town of Vacoas- Vacoas-Phoenix comprised in the
Phoenix (Jackson and Constituency.
SMF)
11 RG Part of Ward 5 of Town That part of Ward 5 of the Town of Vacoas-

of Vacoas-Phoenix (St Phoenix lying generally South of a line
Paul) starting from the junction of St. Paul Road
(B4) with River Sèche and running North East
along St. Paul Road (B4) to its junction with
Phoenix-Plaisance Road (A 10); thence south
easterly along Phoenix- Plaisance Road (A
10) to its junction with A. B. Dhuny Lane;
thence North East along A. B. Dhuny Lane to
its junction with the eastern boundary of the
Ward.
12 RH Part of Ward 6 of Town That part of Ward 6 of Town of Vacoas-

of Vacoas-Phoenix Phoenix lying West of River du Mesnil.
(Mesnil)
13 RJ Part of Ward 5 of Town That part of Ward 5 of the Town of Vacoas-
of Vacoas-Phoenix Phoenix lying North West of Registration Area
(Phoenix) No. 11; East of Nalletamby Road B69; South
of Palmerston Road and West of River du
Mesnil.
14 RJA Part of Ward 5 of Town That part of Ward 5 of the Town of Vacoas-
(Phoenix and Riverside) 13; East of River Sèche; West of Port Louis-
Plaisance Dual Carriageway (M1), up to Pont
Fer roundabout.
15 RJB Part of Ward 5 of Town That part of Ward 5 of the Town of Vacoas-
(Phoenix) 13; East of Nalletamby Road B69 and West of
River Sèche.
16 RK Part of Ward 5 of Town The remaining part of Ward 5 of the Town of

(Petit Camp and
Valentina)
17 RL Part of Ward 6 of Town That part of Ward 6 of the Town of Vacoas-

of Vacoas-Phoenix Phoenix lying North East of a line running
(Highlands) through Parisot Branch Road to its junction
with Highlands -Belle Terre Road (B68); East
of Highlands – Belle Terre Road (B68) to its
junction with Camp Fouquereaux Road (B71);
North of Camp Fouquereaux Road (B71) up
to Ramdharry Bridge on River Terre Rouge
and West of River Terre Rouge for 302 m to
its junction with an estate road and generally
South West of a line running along that estate
road to its junction with Cinq Arpents Road;
thence across Cinq Arpents Road and along
an imaginary line to its junction with Feeder
Ducray on Highlands-Belle Terre Road (B68);
thence West of Feeder Ducray running
downstream for about 600 m to its junction
with an estate road; thence south east of a
line running along that estate road and its
south westerly prolongation to a tarred road;
thence along that tarred road to its junction
with Port Louis –Plaisance Dual Carriageway
(M1) at a point lying 350 m South East from
Phoenix roundabout.
18 RM Part of Ward 6 of Town That part of Ward 6 of the Town of Vacoas-

of Vacoas-Phoenix Phoenix lying North East of Part of
(Belle Terre) Registration Area No. 16 and North West of
Highlands-Belle Terre Road (B68).
19 RN Part of Ward 6 of Town That part of Ward 6 of the Town of Vacoas-

of Vacoas-Phoenix Phoenix lying North East of Registration Area
(Cinq Arpents) No. 17; South East of Registration Area No.
18 and West of River Terre Rouge.
20 RP Part of Ward 6 of Town That part of Ward 6 of the Town of Vacoas-

of Vacoas-Phoenix Phoenix lying South East of Registration Area
(Camp Fouquereaux No. 17; East of River du Mesnil and West of
and Pinewood) River Terre Rouge.
21 RS Part of Ward 6 of Town The remaining part of Ward 6 of the Town of

(Hermitage)
Registration Area CONSTITUENCY NO. 16 – VACOAS AND FLOREAL
Distinguishing
Number
Letters
1 SA Part of Ward 2 of Town of That part of Ward 2 of the Town of Vacoas-Phoenix lying
Vacoas-Phoenix North West of Chellapen Lane, North East of Pandit
Sahadeo Road and Ligne Berthaud Avenue and North of
Herbert Thompson Avenue.
2 SB Part of Ward 2 of Town of That part of Ward 2 of the Town of Vacoas-Phoenix lying
Vacoas-Phoenix South of Registration Area No. 1, North and East of River
Grand Tatamaka and North of Très Bon Rd No. 1.
3 SC Part of Ward 1 of Town of That part of Ward 1 of the Town of Vacoas-Phoenix lying
West of Registration Area No. 2 and starting from its
Vacoas-Phoenix (Northern junction with Old Broken Bridge Road, the boundary runs
west along that road up to its junction with Vacoas – La
Part of Glen Park) Marie Road (B64); thence North along Vacoas – La Marie
Road (B64) up to its junction with Nathoo Lane; thence
generally West along Nathoo Lane up to its junction with
Roshni Lane; thence North along the said lane up to its
junction with Henrietta Branch Road (Caldwell Road);
thence south westerly along Henrietta Branch Road to its
junction with Morc. Edoo lane and along that lane and its
prolongation to meet River du Rempart; thence upstream
along River du Rempart up to a point being the
prolongation with Chemin Des Vergues No.1; thence
generally East along Chemin Des Vergues No. 1 up to its
junction with des Vergues Street; thence north westerly
along des Vergues Street up to its junction with Bhagut
Lane and easterly along Bhagut Lane up to its junction
with Vacoas – La Marie Road (B64); thence generally
North along Vacoas – La Marie Road (B64) to meet the
boundary of the Ward on Très Bon Road No.1; thence
easterly and southerly along that boundary to the starting
point.
4 SCA Part of Ward 1 of Town of That part of Ward 1 of the Town of Vacoas-Phoenix lying
South of the boundary of Constituency No.15, West of
Vacoas-Phoenix (North-West) Registration Area no.3 and generally West of La Marie-
Part of Glen Park) Vacoas Road (B64) up to its junction with Bhagut Lane;
thence West along Bhagut Lane to its junction with Des
Vergues Lane, then South East along Des Vergues Lane
to its junction with Chemin Des Vergues No.1; thence
westerly along Chemin Des Vergues No.1 and its
prolongation to River du Rempart, then upstream River
du Rempart to meet Constituency boundary No.15.
5 SCB Part of Ward 1 of Town of That part of Ward 1 of the Town of Vacoas-Phoenix lying
South of Registration Area No. 3 and generally east of a
Vacoas- Phoenix (Southern line running southerly along River du Rempart up to its
junction with a drain which intersects Henrietta Road at
Part of Glen Park) 108 metres East of the 14th Milestone; thence along that
drain for 194 metres to its junction with Cavern Road;
thence along that road for 44 metres to its junction with
an estate road; thence southerly along that estate road
for 497 metres to its junction with a 2nd estate road;
thence westerly along that estate road and its
prolongation for 379 metres to its junction with River du
Rempart; thence southerly along River du Rempart up to
its intersection with an estate road leading to Cité
Henrietta EDC; thence north westerly along that estate
road for about 90 metres to its junction with another
estate road; thence easterly along that estate road for
about 360 metres, thence northerly another estate road
for about 95 metres to its junction with another estate
road, thence easterly along that estate road, across La
Marie-Vacoas Road, easterly again along Cremation
Road and its prolongation to River Petit Tatamaka.
6 SD Part of Ward 1 of Town of That part of Ward 1 of the Town of Vacoas Phoenix lying
South of Registration Area No. 5 and East of River du
Vacoas Phoenix (La Marie) Rempart and North of an imaginary line starting from the
confluence of River du Rempart and River Cogliano,
running easterly to the junction with the eastern boundary
of No. 16.
7 SE Part of Ward 1 of Town of The remaining part of Ward 1 of the Town of Vacoas-
Phoenix. It includes the following areas; Camp Roches,
Vacoas-Phoenix (Henrietta) Camp La Savanne, Camp Mapou and Henrietta. Also
Beard, Mare aux Vacoas, Plaine Sophie, Tamarind Falls
Lake, Mare Ory, Gower, Mare Longue and Le Petrin.
8 SF Part of Ward 4 of Town of The remaining part of Ward 4 of the Town of Vacoas-
Phoenix comprised in the Constituency.
Vacoas-Phoenix
9 SG Part of Ward 1of Town of That part of Ward 1 of the Town of Curepipe lying East
of Hanoomanjee Lane, North of part of Jhoory Lane,
Curepipe generally east of a line running southerly along
Dunputh Lane to its junction with Beeharry Lane and
then south westerly for 78 metres along the
prolongation of Beeharry Lane to its junction with a
footpath, thence southerly along that footpath for 151
metres to its junction with Swami Sivananda Avenue,
North of Swami Sivananda Avenue, West of
RivièreSeche and North of Engrais Martial Road.
10 SH Part of Ward 1 of Town of That part of Ward 1 of the Town of Curepipe lying West
of Registration Area No. 9, East of Floreal Road B5
Curepipe (bordering CitéMangalkhan) and North of Swami
Sivananda Avenue.
11 SJ Part of Ward 1 of Town of That part of Ward 1 of the Town of Curepipe lying West
of Registration Area No. 10, North of Dr. Harel and
Curepipe Swami Sivananda Avenue.
12 SK Part of Ward 1 of Town of That part of Ward 1 of the Town of Curepipe lying West
of Rivière Sèche, South of Swami Sivananda Avenue
Curepipe and South of Registration Areas No. 8,9 & 10.
13 SL Part of Ward 2 of Town of That part of Ward 2 of the Town of Curepipe lying
South and East of Registration Area No. 9, West of
Curepipe Phoenix – Mahebourg Road up to its junction with La
Meilleraye Road, North of part of that road up to its
junction with Gautray Road, West of part of Gautray
Road up to its junction with Camp Rouillard Road, West
of Camp Rouillard Road, generally North of part of
Lapeyrouse Street, West of Dorasamy Lane, North of
Charles Regnaud Street up to its junction with Swami
Sivananda Avenue, thence across that Avenue into
Ballucksing Lane, West of that Lane up to its junction
with RivièreSèche, East of Registration Area No. 12.
14 SLA Part of Ward 2 of Town of That part of Ward 2 of the Town of Curepipe lying North
and East of Registration Area No. 13, West of Phoenix
Curepipe – Mahebourg Road up to its junction with Charles
Cheron Street, then generally North of Charles Cheron
Street and part of Abbe Laval Street up to its junction
with Farquhar Street, North of part of Farquhar Street
up to its junction with Clyde Lane, North East of Clyde
Lane.
15 SM Part of Ward 2 of Town of That part of Ward 2 of the Town of Curepipe lying
South East of Registration Areas No. 13 and 14,
Curepipe generally West of Phoenix – Mahebourg Road up to its
junction with Theodore Sauzier Street, North of part of
Theodore Sauzier Street up to Impasse Theodore
Sauzier, East of Impasse Theodore Sauzier up to its
junction with R. Dove Street, North of R. Dove Street up
to its junction with Abbe Laval Street, West of part of
Abbe Laval Street up to its junction with D’Epinay
Street, across D’Epinay Street and Swami Sivananda
Avenue, North West of part of Georges Guibert Street
up to its junction with RivièreSèche, North East of
Registration Area No. 12.
16 SN Part of Ward 2 of Town of That part of Ward 2 of the Town of Curepipe lying
South of Registration Area No. 15, West of Phoenix-
Curepipe Mahebourg Road up to its junction with Remono Street,
the West of Sir William Newton Avenue.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 17 – CUREPIPE AND MIDLANDS
Distinguishing
Area Number
Registration
Letters
1 TA Part of Ward 3 of Town That part of Ward 3 of the Town of Curepipe lying West of
of Curepipe Engrais Cathan Lane; North of Giquel Street; West of Gilbert
(Eau-Coulée) Joson Street to its junction with Impasse Carpouron; thence
along Impasse Carpouron and its prolongation on Avenue Les
Camphriers; thence along Avenue Les Camphriers to its junction
with General de Gaulle Street; West of General de Gaulle and
Gujadhur Streets; North of Abbée de la Caille Street.
2 TB Part of Ward 3 of Town That part of Ward 3 of the Town of Curepipe lying East of
of Curepipe (Couvent Registration Area No.1; West of Quartier Militaire Road(B6) up to
de Lorette) its junction with L. Hill Street and West of L. Hill Street and its
prolongation on C. Laden Street; East of C. Laden Street and
North of Labourdonnais Street.
3 TC Part of Ward 3 of Town The remaining part of Ward 3 of the Town of Curepipe.
of Curepipe
(Malherbes)
4 TD Part of Ward 4 of Town That part of Ward 4 of the Town of Curepipe lying East of
of Curepipe Jerningham Street; North of Impasse Rivalland; East of
Anderson Street; North of Commerson Street up to its junction
with boundary Stone W & F No. 28 on the boundary of Crown
Lane Barry; and generally East and South of a line running south
easterly along Crown Lane Barry for 189 m to boundary stone
marked W & F No. 27; thence south westerly along Crown Lane
Diore for 338 m to boundary stone marked W & F No. 26; thence
southerly along Crown Lane Diore for 304 m to boundary stone
marked W & F No. 25 and CBI on Icery Street; thence south
westerly along Icery Street and Louis de Rochecouste Street for
368 m to boundary stone marked W & F No. 24 on Louis de
Rochecouste Street; thence south easterly along the boundary of
Crown Land Devoyenne for 807 m to boundary stone marked
W & F No. 23; thence south westerly again along the boundary
of Crown Land Devoyenne to its junction with the Phoenix-
Mahebourg Road (A10).
5 TE Part of Ward 4 of Town That part of Ward 4 of the Town of Curepipe lying West of
of Curepipe Registration Area No. 4; East of Phoenix-Mahebourg Road(A10);
North of Sir Winston Churchill Street; East of Alphonse Raffray
and V. Lamarque Streets; South of Sir John Pope Hennessy
Street; East of Sir William Newton Avenue and South of Remono
Street.
6 TF Part of Ward 2 of Town The remaining part of Ward 2 of the Town of Curepipe comprised
of Curepipe in the Constituency.
7 TG Part of Ward 5 of Town That part of Ward 5 of the Town of Curepipe lying North of
of Curepipe Robinson Street; East of Persad Lane; South of Daruty du Grand
(Robinson Road) Pré Avenue; generally East of Georges Coombes no. 2; South of
Georges Coombes No. 3; East of the western boundary of
Telecom Relay Station and Trou aux Cerfs Road.
8 TGA Part of Ward 5 of Town That part of Ward 5 of Town of Curepipe lying generally West of
of Curepipe line starting from the junction of Sir William Stevenson Street and
La Brasserie Road and running in a northerly direction along Sir
William Stevenson Street to its junction with La Fôret Road;
thence along an imaginary line to its junction with the Western
boundary of Leisure Garments Limited; thence along the western
boundary of Leisure Garments Limited to its junction with Chemin
Eucalyptus; thence generally East along Chemin Eucalyptus and
Barrack Street to its junction with the main entrance of the
Botanical Gardens; thence North Westerly along an access road
to its junction with Robinson Street; thence west along Robinson
Street to its junction with Persad lane; thence North along
Persad lane to its junction with Daruty du Grand Pré Avenue;
thence East along Daruty du Grand Pré Avenue to its junction
with Georges Coombes No. 2; thence along northerly Georges
Coombes No. 2 to its junction with Georges Coombes No.3;
thence East along Georges Coombes No. 3 to its junction with
the Western boundary of Telecom Relay Station; thence North
along the Western boundary of Telecom Relay Station to its
junction with Trou aux Cerfs Road; thence North along Trou aux
Cerfs Road to meet the boundary of the Ward.
.
9 TH Part of Ward 5 of The remaining part of Ward 5 of the Town of Curepipe.

Town of Curepipe .
10 TJ Part of Ward 4 of the That Part of the Town of Curepipe lying North East of a line
Town of Curepipe starting from the junction of Gustave Colin Street with an estate
road leading to La Brasserie reservoir and running South East
along that estate road and its prolongation to the southern
boundary of the town; South East of Gustave Colin Street and
South West of Phoenix-Mahebourg Road(A10).
11 TJA Part of Ward 4 of the The remaining part of Ward 4 of the Town of Curepipe.
Town of Curepipe
12 TK Dubreuil The village of Dubreuil.
13 TL Midlands The village of Midlands.
14 TLA Seizième Mille The village of Seizième Mille. It includes the area of Cité
Anoushka.
CONSTITUENCY NO. 18 – BELLE ROSE AND QUATRE BORNES
Distinguishing
Area Number
Registration
Letters
1 VA Part of Ward 1 of Town That part of Ward 1 of the Town of Quatre Bornes lying West of
of Quatre Bornes the track of the old Midland Railway line.
2 VB Part of Ward 1 of That part of Ward 1 of the Town of Quatre Bornes lying East of
Town of Quatre Registration Area No.1, North West of Sir Virgil Naz, East of
Bornes (Beau Séjour) Draper Avenue and North West of Wilson Avenue and its
prolongation to Plaines Wilhems River.
3 VC Part of Ward 2 of Town That part of Ward 2 of the Town of Quatre Bornes lying North
of Quatre Bornes East of the Port-Louis-Plaisance Dual Carriageway M1 and the
(Belle Rose, Ebene, motorway link road which abuts on St. Jean Road A8.
Pellegrin and Trianon)
4 VE Part of Ward 1 of Town The remaining part of Ward 1 of the Town of Quatre Bornes.
of Quatre Bornes
5 VF Part of Ward 2 of Town That part of Ward 2 of the Town of Quatre Bornes lying South
of Quatre Bornes West of St. Jean Road, South East of Bell Village – Phoenix
Trunk Road M2, North of Hillcrest Avenue, North East of Avenue
Des Hirondelles, South East of Sodnac Avenue, generally North
East of Avenue Des Rosiers.
6 VG Part of Ward 3 of Town That part of Ward 3 of the Town of Quatre Bornes lying North
of Quatre Bornes (Cité West of Sir Virgil Naz Avenue, South West of Balgobin Avenue
Père Laval) and North West of Celicourt Antelme Avenue.
7 VH Part of Ward 3 of Town That part of Ward 3 of the Town of Quatre Bornes lying South
of Quatre Bornes West of Stevenson Avenue, North West of St. Jean Road, South
West of Bigaignon Avenue, South East of Wellington Avenue,
South of Tristan D’Avice Avenue, North West of Cossigny
Avenue, South of Malartic Avenue, North West of Sir
Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Avenue, North East of Kingstone
Avenue, South East of J. Nehru Road, generally North of
Western Boundary, South East of Northern Boundary, North East
of Berthaud Avenue and South East of Sir Virgil Naz Avenue.
8 VJ Part of Ward 2 of Town That part of Ward 2 of the Town of Quatre Bornes lying East of
of Quatre Bornes the Registration Area No.7, North East of West Lane, North of
Lall Shastry Bahadoor Avenue to its extension to Hillcrest
Avenue, South West of Avenue Des Hirondelles, North West of
Sodnac Avenue, South West of Avenue des Rosiers and South
East of St. Jean Road.
9 VK Part of Ward 4 of Town The remaining part of Ward 4 of the Town of Quatre Bornes
of Quatre Bornes (La comprised in the Constituency.
Source)
10 VL Part of Ward 3 of Town That part of Ward 3 of the Town of Beau Bassin - Rose Hill
of Beau Bassin - Rose comprised in the Constituency.
Hill
11 VM Part of Ward 3 of Town That part of Ward 3 of the Town of Quatre Bornes lying South
of Quatre Bornes East of Sir Virgil Naz Avenue, North East of Balgobin Avenue,
South East of Celicourt Antelme Avenue, South West of
Hitchcock Avenue and Victoria Avenue, North West of St. Jean
Road and North East of Stevenson Avenue.
12 VN Part of Ward 2 of Town The remaining part of Ward 2 of the Town of Quatre Bornes.
of Quatre Bornes
13 VP Part of Ward 2 of Town That part of Ward 2 of the Town of Quatre Bornes lying North
of Quatre Bornes West of St Jean Road, North East of Victoria Avenue, West of
Doyen Avenue, generally South of Sir Guy Forget Avenue and
West of Telfair Avenue.
CONSTITUENCY No. 19 – STANLEY AND ROSE HILL
Distinguishing
Area Number
Registration
Letters
Ward Description of Registration Area
1 XA Part of Ward 1 of Town That part of Ward 1 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill lying
of Beau Bassin-Rose generally South of a line starting from the junction of Corps de
Hill (Eastern part of Garde Street with the eastern boundary of the Ward running
Trefles). West along Corps de Garde Street to its junction with Dr
Ferriere Avenue; thence South along that Avenue to its junction
with Sawmy Avenue; thence West along Sawmy Avenue,
Ameerally Lane, Berlioze Lane and Chopin Lane to its junction
with Berthaud Avenue; thence South along Berthaud Avenue
up to the southern boundary of the town.
2 XAA Part of Ward 1 of Town That part of Ward 1 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill lying
of Beau Bassin-Rose South of a line starting from the junction of Dr Ferriere Avenue
Hill (Western part of and Corps de Garde Street running West along Corps de
Trefles). Garde Street to its junction with the North Western boundary of
the Ward and lying West of Registration Area No. 1.
3 XB Part of Ward 1 of Town The remaining part of Ward 1 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose
of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill.
Hill (Part of Stanley).
4 XC Part of Ward 2 of Town That part of Ward 2 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill lying
of Beau Bassin-Rose North of Registration Area No. 1, West of Berthaud Avenue and
Hill (Part of Stanley). South of Ratsitatane Avenue.
5 XD Part of Ward 3 of Town That part of Ward 3 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill lying
of Beau Bassin-Rose South East of Promenade Roland Armand, North East of Pere
Hill. Jean de Roton Street, East of Hugnin Road, South East of
Inkerman Road, St. Ignace Street and of the eastward
prolongation of the latter to Vandermeersch Street and Semour
Ahnee Street and of its prolongation to the Eastern Boundary of
the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill.
6 XE Part of Ward 3 of Town That part of Ward 3 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill lying
of Beau Bassin-Rose North West of Registration Area No. 4, East of Hugnin Road
Hill. and South of Ambrose Avenue and Malartic Street and its
prolongation to the eastern boundary of the Town of Beau
Bassin-Rose Hill.
7 XF Part of Ward 3 of Town That part of Ward 3 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill lying
of Beau Bassin-Rose North of Registration Area No. 5 and East of Hugnin Road.
Hill.
8 XG Part of Ward 3 of Town The remaining part of Ward 3 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose
Hill (Part of Plaisance).
9 XH Part of Ward 2 of Town That part of Ward 2 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill lying
of Beau Bassin-Rose North of Ratsitatane Avenue, West of Hajee Halaman Street
Hill (Part of Plaisance). and East of Limit VI Street.
10 XJ Part of Ward 2 of Town The remaining part of Ward 2 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose
Hill (Camp Levieux).
11 XK Part of Ward 4 of Town That part of Ward 4 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill
of Beau Bassin-Rose comprised in the Constituency.
Hill (Roches Brunes).
SCHEDULE
CONSTITUENCY NO. 20 – BEAU BASSIN AND PETITE RIVIERE
Distinguishing
Area Number
Registration
Letters
1 YA Part of Ward 5 of Town of That part of Ward 5 of the Town of Beau Bassin – Rose Hill
Beau Bassin-Rose Hill lying East of Pope Henessy Street, South of De Rosnay
Street, North-East of Port Louis – St. Jean Road (A1), South
of Raoul Lejeune Street, North–East of Suffren Street and
again East of Port Louis – St. Jean Road (A1), South of
Trotter Street, East of Balfour Street, South of Rawat Street
and its prolongation to the eastern boundary of the Town. It
includes the areas of Cité De Rosnay and Balfour.
2 YB Part of Ward 5 of Town of That part of Ward 5 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill
Beau Bassin-Rose Hill lying generally North and West of Registration Area No.1,
South of Barkly Asylum Street and East of Pope Hennessy
Street.
3 YC Part of Ward 4 of Town of That part of Ward 4 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill
Beau Bassin-Rose Hill lying generally North of Constituency No. 19, West of Pope
Henessy Street, South of Subramanien Bharati Street, West
of Edouard Yee Chong and Azalées Streets, South of
Colonel Maingard Street and its prolongation to the western
boundary of the Town.
It includes the areas of Mont Roches, Verger Bissembar and

part of Morcellement La Comète (Roches Brunes).
4 YD Part of Ward 4 of Town of The remaining part of the Ward 4 of the Town of Beau
Beau Bassin-Rose Hill Bassin-Rose Hill comprised in the constituency.
It includes the areas of Central Prisons, Police Training

School, Brown Sequard Hospital and Cité Barkly.
5 YE Part of Ward 5 of Town of That part of Ward 5 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill
Beau Bassin-Rose Hill lying South of Colonel Maingard and Dupont Streets,
generally West of De La Faye and Rémy Ollier Streets,
North of Barkly Asylum and Trotter Street.
6 YF Part of Ward 6 of Town of That part of Ward 6 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill
Beau Bassin-Rose Hill lying West of Port Louis – St. Jean Road (A1), South of
Chebel Branch Road and of its prolongation to the western
boundary of the Town.
It includes the areas of Maingard, southern part of Cité

Chebel and central part of Dr. Lesur Street.
7 YG Part of Ward 5 of Town of The remaining part of Ward 5 of the Town of Beau Bassin-
Beau Bassin-Rose Hill Rose Hill comprised in the constituency.
It includes the areas of Vuillemin and eastern part of Dr.

Lesur Street.
8 YH Part of Ward 6 of Town of That part of Ward 6 of the Town of Beau Bassin-Rose Hill
Beau Bassin-Rose Hill lying generally North of Registration Areas Nos. 6 and 7,
South of a line starting at a point on the eastern boundary of
the Town which is the prolongation south-eastward of Allée
des Cocotiers, South of Allée des Cocotiers, West of Port
Louis-St Jean Road (A1), South of Cerisier Avenue,
generally South of Police Quarters – Phase 1, again South
of Cerisier Avenue and its prolongation to the eastern
boundary of Richelieu Prisons, then West of the eastern
boundary of Richelieu Prisons and its prolongation along an
imaginary line to the boundary of the Town.
It includes the areas of 5th Mile, northern part of Cité

Chebel, Belvedère, northern part of Mare Gravier and
southern part of Belle Etoile.
9 YHA Part of Ward 6 of Town of The remaining part of Ward 6 of the Town of Beau Bassin-
Beau Bassin-Rose Hill Rose Hill comprised in the constituency.
It includes the areas of northern part of Belle Etoile,

Morcellement Montreal and Coromandel.
10 YJ Petite Rivière The village of Petite Rivière.
It includes the areas of Camp des Embrevades, La Rosière

and Circonstance.
11 YK Gros Cailloux The village of Gros Cailloux.
It includes the areas of St. Martin, Canot, Le Charbon, Le

Bosque, Ste. Marie, Issonia, Constance, Trublet, Nermont
and Ka Hine.
12 YL Northern Part of Albion Starting from Pointe aux Caves Lighthouse, the boundary
runs South Easterly along Pointe aux Caves Road to its
junction with Albion Road; thence South Westerly along
Albion Road to its intersection with Feeder des Cocos, and
thence upstream along Feeder des Cocos to the fence of a
grazing ground parallel with and 200 metres South East of
Albion Road; thence South West along that fence and along
its prolongation to its junction with Simonet Road at a point
200 metres South East of Albion Road; thence South East
along Simonet Road to its junction with Albion Approach
Road; thence West along Albion Approach Road for 25
metres to its junction with an estate road which abuts on
Albion Approach Road; thence South along that estate road
for 218 metres to its junction with a second estate road and
East along that second estate road which abuts on Rivière
Noire Road A3; thence generally South along Rivière Noire
Road A3 to its junction with an estate road which is 95
metres above the Northern Boundary of Gamma Civic Plant;
thence generally West along that estate road, and its
prolongation along an imaginary line to meet the Western
Coast.
It includes the areas of Albion, Belle Vue, Camp Crèoles and

St. Antoine.
13 YLA Southern Part of Albion The remaining part of the Village of Albion which includes
the area of La Valette.
Appendix E
LIST OF PERSONS WHO DEPONED BEFORE THE COMMISSION AND/OR SENT

WRITTEN SUBMISSION
Public Hearing of 7 April 2018

1. Mr Dushan BOODHENA – La Louise, Quatre Bornes.
2. Mr Ramanathan VENKATASAWMY - Ave. des Jacarandes, Quatre Bornes.
3. Mr Dhunvir SADASING - 8th Mile, Triolet.
4. Mr Comarsamy VIRASAMI - Royal Road, Surinam.
5. Mr Dhuneshwarsing GUDDOYE - Regional Assembly Mouvement
6. Mr Vijay Chandreeka AH KU - Inkerman St., Rose Hill.
7. Me. Sivaramen SUBBARAYAN - Dispensary Road, Cap Malheureux.
8. Mr Phalgoony RAMREKHA- Hindutwa Movement
9. Mr Sanjit TEELOCK - Mouvement Travailliste Démocrate
10. *Mr Jugdish Rai SEEBARUTH - CIVIC WATCH
11. *Mr Sivapragasen NAIDOO PAPAYA - Bain des Dames (sent written
submission only)
Hearing of 24 September 2018
1. Dr Rama Krishna SITHANEN, G.C.S.K

2. Hon Xavier- Luc DUVAL , G.C.S.K – Leader of opposition and Leader of PMSD
3. *Hon Osman MAHOMED – Member of Parliament (sent written submission
only)
4. Mr Naim Ahmad Sheik JOOMUN – Professional Land Surveyor
Hearing of 24 November 2018
1. Mr Joseph TSANG MAN KIN, GOSK

2. Mr Mahmad Zeheed AMEER
3. Mr Nicolas JUMMUN - La Platforme Soutien Curepipienne
4. Mr Rajakreshnan PILLAY - Think Mauritius
*did not depone before the Commission

5. Mr Faizal JEEROOBURKHAN -Think Mauritius
6. Mr Mario EDOUARD - Movement Justice Nationale
7. Mr Jimmy JEAN LOUIS - Minority Voice
8. Mr Yannick CORNET
9. Mr J. F Patrice CONSENS
10. Mr Jairaj MARCHURCHAND
11. Mrs Marie Anne Nicole PAPECHE - Village Councillor
12. Dr Roodrasen NEEWOOR - Arya Sabha of Mauritius
13. Mrs SOOKUN - Arya Sabha of Mauritius
14. Ms Nathalie VADAMOOTOO - “Politicienne Independante”
15. Mr Ishtiyaq Muhammad Moussa CAUNHYE – Social Worker
16. *Mr Eliézer FRANҪOIS – Leader MAM
17. Mr Dhuneshwarsing GUDDOYE - Regional Assembly Mouvement
Hearing of 16 April 2019
1. *Dr Harrish BHEEMUL
2. *Mrs Odile MUNGTAH
3. *Mr Mickel Michel CASSADIN
4. Mrs Ummay Salma KHADAROO- SHIPKOLYE

5. *Mr Radeo GOKOOLSING
6. Mr Kevin OCHIT
7. *Mr Jimmy PIERRELOUIS
8. Mr Raoul Patrick Lewis CAVALOT
9. *Mrs Ranjita BUNWAREE, CSK
10. *Mr Ogendranathsingh SEEKUN
11. Mr Mario CANGY

Hearing of 17 April 2019
1. Mr Govind JEETAH
2. Mr Tharuna JEETAH
3. *Mrs Marlene MADRON
4. Mr Rajasing BHUJUN – President Front Liberation Nationale Party
5. *Ms Marie Sheila Franchette ZOËL
6. *Ms Marie Stephanie Jennifer ZOËL
7. *Mr Elvis EMILIE
8. Mr Louis Eddy JOSON – La Ligue Republicaire

9. *Ms Samila MOHUN
10. *Mr Rajooatee RAMESSUR

Appendix F
Approximate number of electors after the review

No. of Proposed Proposed Total No. of
Const.
Constituency Name Electors Additions Distractions Electors After
No.
2019 of Electors of Electors Recommendations
1 Grand River North West and Port Louis West 41,536 137 9,985 31,688
2 Port Louis South and Port Louis Central 24,238 10,181 4,457 29,962
3 Port Louis Maritime and Port Louis East 21,943 9,171 196 30,918
4 Port Louis North and Montagne Longue 48,918 7,597 1,364 55,151
5 Pamplemousses and Triolet 65,115 202 10,947 54,370
6 Grand Baie and Poudre D'Or 53,949 - 44 53,905
7 Piton and Rivière du Rempart 43,993 - 158 43,835
8 Quartier Militaire and Moka 45,268 94 258 45,104
9 Flacq and Bon Accueil 56,788 - - 56,788
10 Montagne Blanche and Grand River South East 52,835 - 43 52,792
11 Vieux Grand Port and Rose Belle 43,824 - - 43,824
12 Mahebourg and Plaine Magnien 39,274 - - 39,274
13 Rivière des Anguilles and Souillac 35,297 - - 35,297
14 Savanne and Black River 63,500 283 16,242 47,541
15 La Caverne and Phoenix 57,256 - 64 57,192
16 Vacoas and Floreal 44,966 - - 44,966
17 Curepipe and Midlands 46,260 - - 46,260
18 Belle Rose and Quatre Bornes 43,423 16,255 1,411 58,267
19 Stanley and Rose Hill 38,433 1,669 - 40,102
20 Beau Bassin and Petite Rivière 44,504 - 420 44,084

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Report of the Electoral Boundaries Commission

2.0 The Constituencies of the Island of Mauritius … … … 2

3.0 Historical Background … … … … … … 4

4.0 Population Census … … … … … … … 5

6.0 Representations made by stakeholders … … … … 7

7.0 Site visits … … … … … … … … 8

8.0 Inclusion of Chagos Archipelago in a constituency … … … 8

A General Notice No. 552 of 2000 – Description of constituencies

A1 Description of Registration Areas

B Letter from Statistics Mauritius – Population Quota

C Spatial Distribution of Population by Constituency (Census 2011)

D Press Communiqué dated 16 November 2016

D1 Press Communiqué dated 30 January 2017

D2 Press Communiqué dated 08 March 2018

D3 Press Communiqué dated 04 October 2018

F Approximate number of electors after the review

1.1 The Electoral Boundaries Commission, “the Commission”, is a constitutional body

1.2 The Commission is presently composed of:

Mr Yusuf H. ABOOBAKER, CSK, SC, Chairperson

Mr Désiré BASSET, GOSK, SC

2.0 The Constituencies of the Island of Mauritius

There shall be 21 constituencies and accordingly –

(a) the Island of Mauritius shall be divided into 20 constituencies

2.3 The appellation of the 20 constituencies (electoral districts) was established by

1. Grand River North West and Port Louis West

COLONY OF MAURITIUS - POPULATION CENSUS, 30th June 1962

Electoral Districts Total Electoral Districts Total

4.0 POPULATION CENSUS

Constituency 1972 1983 1990 2000 2011

5.1 Section 39(3) of the Constitution provides:

“The Report of the Electoral Boundaries Commission shall make

Provided that the number of inhabitants of a constituency may be greater or less

6.0 Representations made by stakeholders

6.2 The Commission received 52 written representations. The Commission also

6.3 The representations received, covered a wide range of issues including:

 an increase in the number of constituencies of Mauritius;

 the merging of some constituencies to form new ones;

 the renaming of constituencies;

 the disparity in terms of the number of electors in some constituencies;

 the inclusion or distraction of some localities from one constituency to another;

 the desirability of an increase of the representatives of Rodrigues at the

 an electoral system that would be more responsive to the aspirations of our

 the creation of 13 Regional Assembly constituencies for Mauritius and

7.0 Site Visits

8.0 INCLUSION OF CHAGOS ARCHIPELAGO IN A CONSTITUENCY

9.1.1 Constituency No.1 is bordered by Constituencies Nos. 2, 8 and 20 on three

9.1.2 Density and distribution of population - 2011 Census

9.1.3 Line Barracks to Soreze Regions

9.1.4 Coromandel Industrial Zone

9.1.5 Morcellement Ghurburrun (Pointe aux Sables)

9.1.6 Inclusion of the Chagos Archipelago

9.1.6.2 The Commission accordingly recommends that the Chagos Archipelago be

9.1.7 Resulting movement of electors

9.2.1 This Constituency is bordered by Constituencies Nos. 1, 3 and 4.

9.2.2 Density and distribution of population - 2011 Census

9.2.3 Line Barracks to Soreze Regions

9.2.4 La Paix, Inkerman, Boulevard Victoria, Sir Edgard Laurent and

9.2.6 Resulting movement of electors

9.3.1 This constituency is bordered by Constituencies Nos. 2, 4 and 5 and on

9.3.2 Density and distribution of population - 2011 Census

9.3.3 Corderie and Poudrière Streets Region

9.3.5 NHDC and Paul Toureau Regions