Evanston Park facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Evanston ParkAdelaide, South Australia |
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Postcode(s) | 5116 | ||||||||||||||
LGA(s) | Town of Gawler | ||||||||||||||
State electorate(s) | Light | ||||||||||||||
Federal Division(s) | Spence | ||||||||||||||
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Evanston Park is a suburb located north of Adelaide, South Australia. It sits on the southeastern edge of the town of Gawler. You can find it east of Main North Road and Adelaide Road, stretching north from where it meets the Gawler Bypass Road.
How Evanston Park is Governed
This section explains how Evanston Park is managed and represented. Different parts of the suburb are looked after by different local councils. Also, people living here vote for representatives in state and federal governments.
Local Government Areas
Most of Evanston Park is part of the Town of Gawler. This means the local council for the Town of Gawler helps manage things like local roads, parks, and rubbish collection in that area. However, a smaller part of the suburb, on its eastern side, belongs to the City of Playford. So, residents in that section are looked after by the Playford council.
State and Federal Representation
When it comes to voting for state government leaders, Evanston Park is in an area called an electoral district. For the 2018 state election, the whole suburb was part of the state electoral district of Light. This means people in Evanston Park voted for a person to represent them in the South Australian Parliament.
For federal elections, where people vote for representatives in the national government, Evanston Park is located in the federal electoral division of Spence. This division covers a larger area and elects a Member of Parliament to represent its residents in the Australian Parliament in Canberra.