How Wards Work
The Ward Boundary Design Policy outlines how the area of each ward is determined. It is important that the number of people who reside in each ward is kept roughly even across the city. This supports effective representation for Edmontonians at City Council.
Where to Vote
Looking for the voting stations in your ward? Visit Voting in the 2025 Edmonton Election.
City of Edmonton Ward Boundaries
Edmonton is divided into 12 municipal electoral wards, each represented by a City Councillor. Wards are made up of neighbouring residential, industrial, commercial and other areas.
| Ward Boundary Map | Indigenous Ward Name Videos |
|---|---|
| City Wide | |
| Nakota Isga | Pronounced: NA-KOH-TAH EE-SKA |
| Anirniq | Pronounced: A nirk nik |
| tastawiyiniwak (ᑕᐢᑕᐃᐧᔨᓂᐊᐧᐠ) | Pronounced: TASS-TAW-WIN-EE-WOK |
| Dene | Pronounced: DEH-NEH |
| O-day'min | Pronounced: Oh-DAY-min |
| Métis | Pronounced: MAY-TEA |
| sipiwiyiniwak | Pronounced: SEE-PEE-WIN-EE-WOK |
| papastew | Pronounced: PAH-PAH-STAY-OH |
| pihêsiwin ᐱᐦᐁᓯᐏᐣ | Pronounced: Pee-hay-soo-win |
| Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi | Pronounced: E-pee-ko-ka-nee piu-tsi-ya |
| Karhiio | Pronounced: Gar-ee-he-o |
| Sspomitapi | Pronounced: SS-POH-ME-TAH-PEE |
Contact Us
Edmonton Elections
Office Hours
Monday to Friday: 9am-7pm
Saturdays: 9am-4pm
Sundays & Holidays: Closed
Email elections@edmonton.ca
Phone 780-442-8683