Sheffield Council Ward and Polling District Maps

Sheffield 2016 City Council Ward and Polling District Maps

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A	\| Arbourthorne & Park	2.3M \|
B	\| Beauchief & Greenhill	1.9M \|
C	\| Beighton	1.5M \|
D	\| Birley	1.7M \|
E	\| Broomhill & Sharrow Vale (updated 2020)	2.1M \|
F	\| Burngreave (updated 2020)	2.6M \|
G	\| City Centre (updated 2020)	2.6M \|
H	\| Crookes & Crosspool	1.9M \|
I	\| Darnall	2.4M \|
J	\| Dore & Totley	1.4M \|
K	\| East Ecclesfield	1.5M \|
L	\| Ecclesall	1.7M \|
M	\| Firth Park (updated 2020)	1.8M \|
N	\| Fulwood	1.5M \|
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	\| Sheffield city ward map	11.8M \|
	\| Sheffield outline ward map	14.4K \|
	\| Sheffield polling districts	M \|
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O	\| Gleadless Valley	1.8M \|
P	\| Graves Park	1.8M \|
Q	\| Hillsborough (updated 2020)	1.6M \|
R	\| Manor & Castle (updated 2020)	2.2M \|
S	\| Mosborough	1.6M \|
T	\| Nether Edge & Sharrow (updated 2020)	2.0M \|
U	\| Richmond	1.9M \|
V	\| Shiregreen & Brightside (updated 2020)	2.3M \|
W	\| Southey (updated 2020)	2.0M \|
X	\| Stannington	1.0M \|
Y	\| Stocksbridge & Upper Don	1.1M \|
Z	\| Walkley (updated 2020)	1.8M \|
2	\| West Ecclesfield	1.4M \|
3	\| Woodhouse	2.3M \|
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	\| Sheffield Electorate 2016	77K \|
	\| Sheffield Electorate 2020	83K \|
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Where Parliamentary boundaries overlap a ward the polling district boundary is shown as a narrow line (eg Hillsborough) or a hollow line (eg Ecclesall).

Polling district boundaries and electorates are a combination of the City Council's work from 2004 drawing the original boundaries and my work in 2012/2013 updating them,
and my work titling the maps and listing polling district electorates. Polling district boundaries and electorates are being updated from the 2020 electoral register.

Colour maps are covered by Sheffield City Council's license from Ordnance Survey, their use under Fair Dealing is allowed "for private or research study purposes,
for the purposes of royal commissions, statutory enquiries, judicial proceedings and parliamentary purposes", which covers electoral and election-related purposes.

These maps may be reused for appropriate purposes.