List of Canadian electoral districts (1873–1882)

This is a list of electoral districts or ridings in Canada for the 1874 Canadian federal election. New seats were added in 1873 when Prince Edward Island became a province.

Electoral Districts are constituencies that elect Members of Parliament in Canada's House of Commons every election.

Nova Scotia – 21 seats

• Annapolis
• Antigonish
• Cape Breton*
• Colchester
• Cumberland
• Digby
• Guysborough
• Halifax*
• Hants
• Inverness
• Kings
• Lunenburg
• Pictou*
• Queens
• Richmond
• Shelburne
• Victoria
• Yarmouth

Prince Edward Island – 6 seats

• King's County*
• Prince County*
• Queen's County*

New Brunswick – 16 seats

• Albert
• Carleton
• Charlotte
• City and County of St. John*
• City of St. John
• Gloucester
• Kent
• King's
• Northumberland
• Queen's
• Restigouche
• Sunbury
• Victoria
• Westmorland
• York

Quebec - 65 seats

• Argenteuil
• Bagot
• Beauce
• Beauharnois
• Bellechasse
• Berthier
• Bonaventure
• Brome
• Chambly
• Champlain
• Charlevoix
• Châteauguay
• Chicoutimi—Saguenay
• Compton
• Dorchester
• Drummond—Arthabaska
• Gaspé
• Hochelaga
• Huntingdon
• Iverbville
• Jacques Cartier
• Joliette
• Kamouraska
• L'Assomption
• L'Islet
• Laprairie
• Laval
• Lévis
• Lotbinière
• Maskinongé
• Mégantic
• Missisquoi
• Montcalm
• Montmagny
• Montmorency
• Montreal Centre
• Montreal East
• Montreal West
• Napierville
• Nicolet
• Ottawa (County of)
• Pontiac
• Portneuf
• Quebec County
• Quebec East
• Quebec West
• Quebec-Centre
• Richelieu
• Richmond—Wolfe
• Rimouski
• Rouville
• Saint Maurice
• Shefford
• Town of Sherbrooke
• Soulanges
• St. Hyacinthe
• St. John's
• Stanstead
• Témiscouata
• Terrebonne
• Three Rivers
• Two Mountains
• Vaudreuil
• Verchères
• Yamaska

Ontario – 88 seats

• Addington
• Algoma
• Bothwell
• Brant North
• Brant South
• Brockville
• Bruce North
• Bruce South
• Cardwell
• Carleton
• Cornwall
• Dundas
• Durham East
• Durham West
• Elgin East
• Elgin West
• Essex
• Frontenac
• Glengarry
• Grenville South
• Grey East
• Grey North
• Grey South
• Haldimand
• Halton
• Hamilton*
• Hastings East
• Hastings North
• Hastings West
• Huron Centre
• Huron North
• Huron South
• Kent
• Kingston
• Lambton
• Lanark North
• Lanark South
• Leeds North and Grenville North
• Leeds South
• Lennox
• Lincoln
• London
• Middlesex East
• Middlesex North
• Middlesex West
• Monck
• Muskoka
• Niagara
• Norfolk North
• Norfolk South
• Northumberland East
• Northumberland West
• Ontario North
• Ontario South
• Ottawa (City of)*
• Oxford North
• Oxford South
• Peel
• Perth North
• Perth South
• Peterborough East
• Peterborough West
• Prescott
• Prince Edward
• Renfrew North
• Renfrew South
• Russell
• Simcoe North
• Simcoe South
• Stormont
• Toronto Centre
• Toronto East
• Victoria North
• Victoria South
• Waterloo North
• Waterloo South
• Welland
• Wellington Centre
• Wellington North
• Wellington South
• Wentworth North
• Wentworth South
• West Toronto
• York East
• York North
• York West

Manitoba – 4 seats

• Lisgar
• Marquette
• Provencher
• Selkirk

British Columbia – 6 seats

• Cariboo
• New Westminster
• Vancouver
• Victoria*
• Yale

*returned two members

1. List of Canadian electoral districts (1872–1873)
2. Historical federal electoral districts of Canada
3. List of Canadian electoral districts (1882–1886)
4. 3rd Canadian Parliament
5. 4th Canadian Parliament
6. Prince County (electoral district)
7. Glengarry (federal electoral district)
8. Queen's County (electoral district)
9. King's County (electoral district)
10. Electoral district (Canada)
11. Antigonish (federal electoral district)
12. Cape Breton (federal electoral district)
13. 5th Canadian Parliament
14. Victoria (Nova Scotia federal electoral district)
15. Lambton (federal electoral district)
16. Hants (federal electoral district)
17. Shelburne (federal electoral district)
18. List of Canadian federal parliaments
19. Carleton (New Brunswick federal electoral district)
20. Trois-Rivières (federal electoral district)