Braintree District Wards 1979 - 1999 Map and Results



 Braintree - Second District Ward Pattern 1979-1999
 

  Braintree - Results Map 1979
  Braintree - Results Map 1983
  Braintree - Results Map 1987
  Braintree - Results Map 1991
  Braintree - Results Map 1995
  Braintree - Results Map 1999
 
 Braintree - Results Spreadsheet 1979
  
Braintree - Results Spreadsheet 1983
Braintree - Results Spreadsheet 1987
Braintree - Results Spreadsheet 1991
Braintree - Results Spreadsheet 1995
Braintree - Results Spreadsheet 1999



 

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