Electoral district of Albert

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The division of Albert is an electoral division in the Queensland Legislative Assembly in the state of Queensland, Australia.

It is located just to the south of Brisbane, on the "south-east corridor" that extends from Brisbane to the Gold Coast. Its boundaries are the Coomera River in the south and the Logan River in the north, with the Pacific Ocean on the east and the boundaries of Gold Coast City on the west. It includes the suburbs/towns of Coomera, Eagleby, Logan Village, Ormeau, Jacobs Well, and Windaroo, as well as parts of Beenleigh. It is mostly semi-urban, with light manufacturing and sugar cane farming being the major industries.

Since 2001 Albert has been represented by Margaret Keech, who is Minister for Fair Trading, Tourism and Wine Industry Development in the Australian Labor Party government of Peter Beattie.

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Electoral districts of Queensland

Albert | Algester | Ashgrove | Aspley | Barron River | Beaudesert | Brisbane Central | Broadwater | Bulimba | Bundaberg | Bundamba | Burdekin | Burleigh | Burnett | Cairns | Callide | Caloundra | Capalaba | Charters Towers | Chatsworth | Clayfield | Cleveland | Cook | Cunningham | Currumbin | Darling Downs | Everton | Ferny Grove | Fitzroy | Gaven | Gladstone | Glass House | Greenslopes | Gregory | Gympie | Hervey Bay | Hinchinbrook | Inala | Indooroopilly | Ipswich West | Ipswich | Kallangur | Kawana | Keppel | Kurwongbah | Lockyer | Logan | Lytton | Mackay | Mansfield | Maroochydore | Maryborough | Mirani | Moggill | Mount Coot-tha | Mount Gravatt | Mount Isa | Mount Ommaney | Mudgeeraba | Mulgrave | Mundingburra | Murrumba | Nanango | Nicklin | Noosa | Nudgee | Pumicestone | Redcliffe | Redlands | Robina | Rockhampton | Sandgate | South Brisbane | Southern Downs | Southport | Springwood | Stafford | Stretton | Surfers Paradise | Tablelands | Thuringowa | Toowoomba North | Toowoomba South | Townsville | Warrego | Waterford | Whitsunday | Woodridge | Yeerongpilly

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