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Line 1: {{short description\|Former Australian federal electoral division}} {{Use dmy dates\|date=September 2017}} {{Use Australian English\|date=September 2017}} {{Unreferenced\|date=December 2009}} {{Infobox Australian ~~Electorate~~electorate \|federal = yes \|name = Echuca Line 28 ⟶ 29: \|- \| {{Australian party style\|Protectionist}}\|  \| rowspan=23 \| [[File:James McColl - Swiss Studios (cropped).jpg\|100px]] \| rowspan=23 \| [[James McColl (Australian politician)\|James McColl]]<br>{{small\|(1844–1929)}} \| [[Protectionist Party\|Protectionist]] \| nowrap \| [[1901 Australian federal election\|29 March 1901]] –<br/>1904 \| rowspan=23 \| Previously held the [[Victorian Legislative Assembly]] seat of [[Electoral district of Gunbower\|Gunbower]]. Transferred to the [[Australian Senate\|Senate]] \|- \| {{Australian party style\|Free Trade}}\|  \| nowrap \| [[Free Trade Party\|Free Trade~~/Anti-Socialist~~]] \| nowrap \| 1904 –<br/>[[1906 ~~Australian federal election\|5 November 1906]]~~ \|- \| {{Australian party style\|Free Trade}}\|  \| rowspan="2" \| [[Free Trade Party\|Anti-Socialist]]▼ \| nowrap \| 1906 –<br/>[[1906 Australian federal election\|8 November 1906]] \|- \| {{Australian party style\|Free Trade}}\|  \| rowspan=3 \| [[File:Portrait of Albert Clayton Palmer (cropped).jpg\|100px]] \| rowspan=3 \| [[Albert Palmer (Australian politician)\|Albert Palmer]]<br>{{small\|(1859–1919)}} ▲\| [[Free Trade Party\|Anti-Socialist]] \| nowrap \| [[1906 Australian federal election\|12 December 1906]] –<br/>26 May 1909 \| rowspan=3 \| Died in office \|- \| {{Australian party style\|Commonwealth Liberal}}\|  \| nowrap \| [[~~Commonwealth~~ Liberal Party~~\|Commonwealth~~ (Australia, 1909)\|Liberal]] \| nowrap \| 26 May 1909 –<br/>17 February 1917 \|- Line 56 ⟶ 60: \|- \| {{Australian party style\|Country}}\|  \| rowspan=2 \| [[File:William ~~Caldwell~~ Hill 1926 (cropped).jpg\|100px]] \| rowspan=2 \| [[William Hill (Australian politician)\|William Hill]]<br>{{small\|(1866–1939)}} \| [[~~National Party of Australia\|~~Victorian Farmers' Union~~/Country~~]] \| nowrap \| [[1919 Echuca by-election\|20 September 1919]] –<br/>~~[[1934~~22 ~~Australian~~January ~~federal election\|7 August 1934]]~~1920 \| rowspan=2 \| Served as minister under [[Stanley Bruce\|Bruce]]. Retired \|- \| {{Australian party style\|Country}}\|  \| rowspan="2" \| [[National Party of Australia\|Country]]▼ \| nowrap \| 22 January 1920 –<br/>[[1934 Australian federal election\|7 August 1934]] \|- Line 66 ⟶ 74: \| [[File:John McEwen 1930s.jpg\|100px]] \| [[John McEwen]]<br>{{small\|(1900–1980)}} ▲\| [[National Party of Australia\|Country]] \| nowrap \| [[1934 Australian federal election\|15 September 1934]] –<br/>[[1937 Australian federal election\|23 October 1937]] \| Transferred to the Division of [[Division of Indi\|Indi]] after Echuca was abolished in 1937 Line 76 ⟶ 83: {{Australian federal divisions of Victoria}} {{coord missing\|Victoria (~~Australia~~state)}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Echuca, Division Of}}