thumb|First Adelaide Mayor [[James Hurtle Fisher ca. 1840]]
thumb|Three Aldermen who also served as Mayor:<br />[[Judah Moss Solomon (1869–71);<br />James Shaw (1888–9);<br />Frederick Bullock (1891–2)<br />ca. 1880]]
This is a list of the mayors and lord mayors of the City of Adelaide, a local government area of South Australia.
The first local government in Australia was formed on 31 October 1840 with the election of nineteen councillors to the new Adelaide Corporation, followed by the councillors' election of a mayor. The first mayor was James Hurtle Fisher and the first council meeting was held on 4 November 1840.
Mayors (1840–1919)
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! !! Mayor !! Term !! Image
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| 1 || || 1840–1842 || 80px
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| 2 || || 1842–1843 ||
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| 3 || City managed as Government Department || 1843–1849 ||
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| 4 || City managed by Commissioners || 1849–1852 ||
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| 5 || || 1852 ||
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| 6 || || 1852–1854 ||
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| 7 || || 1854–1855 ||
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| 8 || || 1855–1858 ||80px
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| 9 || || 1858–1859 ||
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| 10 || || 1859 ||
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| 11 || || 1859–1862 ||
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| 12 || || 1862–1863 || 80px
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| 13 || || 1863–1864 ||
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| 14 || || 1864–1866 || 80px
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| 15 || || 1866–1869 || 80px
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| 16 || || 1869–1871 || 80px
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| 17 || || 1871–1873 || 80px
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| 18 || || 1873–1874 ||
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| 19 || || 1874–1875 || 80px
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| 20 || || 1875–1877 || 80px
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| 21 || || 1877–1878 || 80px
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| 22 || || 1878–1879 ||
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| 23 || || 1879–1882 || 80px
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| 24 || || 1882–1883 ||
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| 25 || || 1883–1886 || 80px
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| 26 || || 1886–1887 ||
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| 27 || || 1887–1888 ||
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| 28 || || 1888–1889 || 80px
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| 29 || || 1889–1890 || 80px
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| 30 || || 1891–1892 || 80px
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| 31 || || 1892–1894 || 80px
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| 32 || || 1894–1898 || 80px
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| 33 || || 1898–1901 || 80px
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| 34 || || 1901–1904 ||
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| 35 || || 1904–1907 ||
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| 36 || || 1907–1909 || 80px
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| 37 || || 1909–1911 ||
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| 38 || || 1911–1913 || 80px
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| 39 || || 1913–1915 ||80px
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| 40 || || 1915–1917 || 80px
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| 41 || || 1917–1919 || 80px
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Lord mayors (since 1919)
The Official styled title of the Lord Mayor of Adelaide is The Right Honourable Lord Mayor of Adelaide.
The styled title The Right Honourable, (which has no connection with the privy council) attaches to the title of Lord Mayor, and not to their names, and is relinquished upon leaving office.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
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! !! Lord Mayor !! Term !! Image
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| 41 || || 1919 || 80px
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| 42 || || 1919–1921 ||
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| 43 || || 1921–1923 || 80px
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| 44 || || 1923–1925 ||
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| 45 || || 1925–1927 || 80px
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| 46 || || 1927–1930 || 80px
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| 47 || || 1930–1933 ||
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| 48 || || 1933–1937 || 80px
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| 49 || || 1937–1941 ||
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| 50 || || 1941–1943 ||
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| 51 || || 1943–1946 ||
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| 52 || || 1946–1949 || 80px
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| 53 || || 1949 ||
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| 54 || || 1949–1950 ||
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| 55 || || 1950–1953 ||
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| 56 || || 1954–1957 ||
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| 57 || || 1957–1960 ||
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| 58 || , Sir John Glover || 1960–1963 ||
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| 59 || || 1963–1966 ||
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| 60 || || 1966–1968 ||
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| 61 || || 1968–1971 ||
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| 62 || || 1971–1973 ||
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| 63 || || 1973–1975 ||
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| 64 || || 1975–1977 ||
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| 65 || || 1977–1979 ||
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| 66 || || 1979–1981 ||
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| 67 || || 1981–1983 ||
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| 68 || || 1983–1985 ||
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| 69 || || 1985–1987 ||
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| 70 || || 1987–1993 ||
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| 71 || || 1993–1997 || 80px
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| 72 || || 1997–2000 || 80px
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| 73 || || 2000–2002 ||
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| 74 || || 2002–2010 || 80px
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| 75 || || 2010–2014 || 80px
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| 76 || || 2014–2018 || 120x120px
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| 77 || || 2018–2022 || 106x106px
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| 78 || || 2022–present || 120x120px
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See also
- City of Adelaide
- Adelaide city centre
References
External links
- adelaidecitycouncil.com
- How Adelaide became a Lord Mayoralty, adelaidejmuseum.org
- Civic Leaders, adelaidejmuseum.org
