List of Singaporean Community Development Councils (1997–2001)

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The following is a list of Singaporean Community Development Councils from 1997 to 2001.

A total of nine Community Development Councils were set up throughout Singapore in 1997. [1] These were reduced and simplified to five CDCs in 2001 which is under the rationalisation programme:

Community Development CouncilCreatedConstituenciesElectorate (1997)
ConstituencyCDC
Ang Mo Kio–Cheng San22 November 1997 Ang Mo Kio GRC 125,344228,667
Cheng San GRC 103,323
Bukit Timah13 December 1997 Bukit Timah GRC 118,248164,347
Ayer Rajah SMC 22,025
Chua Chu Kang SMC 24,074
Central Singapore 22 November 1997 Bishan–Toa Payoh GRC 122,256289,418
Jalan Besar GRC 71,992
Kreta Ayer–Tanglin GRC 75,126
Kampong Glam SMC 20,044
Hougang13 December 1997 Hougang SMC 24,42324,423
Marine Parade29 March 1997 East Coast GRC 142,201305,041
Marine Parade GRC 142,106
MacPherson SMC 20,734
North East 22 November 1997 Aljunied GRC 103,466283,850
Pasir Ris GRC 85,908
Tampines GRC 94,476
Potong Pasir13 December 1997 Potong Pasir SMC 18,75918,759
Sembawang–Hong Kah13 December 1997 Hong Kah GRC 125,452351,034
Sembawang GRC 154,402
Boon Lay SMC 20,014
Bukit Gombak SMC 24,909
Nee Soon Central SMC 26,257
Tanjong Pagar29 March 1997 Tanjong Pagar GRC 141,520215,542
West Coast GRC 74,022

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References

  1. "People's Association (Community Development Councils) Rules 1997". Singapore Statutes Online. 13 December 1997.