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Description	Map of 40 districts of the Massachusetts state senate apportioned in 1993. Also includes information about Governor's Councillor districts. State senate districts depicted:[1] 1st Bristol district 1st Essex district 1st Essex and Middlesex district 1st Hampden and Hampshire district 1st Middlesex district 1st Middlesex and Norfolk district 1st Plymouth and Bristol district 1st Suffolk district 1st Worcester district 2nd Bristol district 2nd Essex district 2nd Essex and Middlesex district 2nd Hampden and Hampshire district 2nd Middlesex district 2nd Plymouth and Bristol district 2nd Suffolk district 2nd Worcester district 3rd Essex district 3rd Middlesex district 4th Middlesex district 5th Middlesex district Berkshire, Hampden, Hampshire, and Franklin district Cape and Islands district Hampden district Hampshire and Franklin district Middlesex and Suffolk district Middlesex and Worcester district Middlesex, Norfolk and Worcester district Middlesex, Suffolk and Essex district Norfolk and Plymouth district Norfolk and Suffolk district Norfolk, Bristol, and Middlesex district Norfolk, Bristol, and Plymouth district Plymouth and Barnstable district Plymouth and Norfolk district Suffolk and Middlesex district Suffolk and Norfolk district Worcester and Middlesex district Worcester and Norfolk district Worcester, Hampden, Hampshire and Franklin district
Date	circa 1993
Source	https://malegislature.gov/Redistricting/HistoricDistricts/Senate
Author	Massachusetts General Court, Special Committee of the Senate on Senate Redistricting (Walter Boverini, Louis Bertonazzi, Robert Durand, Marian Walsh, Charles Shannon, Richard Tisei)

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عنوان الصورة	1993
عنوان قصير	1993
العرض	10٬880 بك
الارتفاع	8٬328 بك
بت لكل مكونة	8 8 8
نظام الضغط	غير مضغوط
تركيب البكسل	آر جي بي
التوجية	وضعية طبيعية
عدد المكونات	3
الدقة الأفقية	72 نقطة لكل بوصة
الدقة الرأسية	72 نقطة لكل بوصة
ترتيب البيانات	صيغة مكتنزة
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آخر تعديل للبيانات التعريفية	09:17، 16 فبراير 2011
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[1] See G. L. c. 66, § 10(a) (public records are to be provided to "any person"); see also 950 CMR 32.05(5) (custodian prohibited from inquiring into a requester’s status or motivation); but see G. L. c. 4, § 7(26)(n) (a records custodian may ask the requester to voluntarily provide additional information in order to reach a “reasonable judgment” regarding disclosure of responsive records).

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