Electoral district of Bogong

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The Electoral district of Bogong was an electoral district of the Victorian Legislative Assembly.

[edit] Members of Bogong

Member Party Term
  John Fletcher Ministerialist 1902-1904
  Alfred Billson Ministerialist/Independent 1901-1902
  Sir Isaac Isaacs Unaligned 1893-1901
  Ferguson Tuthill Unaligned 1889-1892

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