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1th
1th Gyeongsanbuk-do Provincial Council
(1952. 5 ~ 1956. 8)
1949. 7. 4 Local Autonomy Act (Law No. 32) enacted

1952. 5. 10 The 1st provincial council election (61 council members)

1952. 5. 20 The first provincial council opened
2th
2th Gyeongsanbuk-do Provincial Council
(1956. 8 ~ 1960. 8)
1956. 8. 13 The 2nd provincial council election (61 council members)

1956. 8. 24 The 2nd provincial council opened
3th
3th Gyeongsanbuk-do Provincial Council
(1960. 12 ~ 1961. 5)
1960. 12. 12 The 3rd provincial council election (73 council members)

1960. 12. 20 The 3rd provincial council opened

1961. 5. 16 Local council dissolved (Decree No.4 of the Military Revolutionary Committee)
4th
4th Gyeongsanbuk-do Provincial Council
(1991. 7 ~ 1995. 7)
1988. 4. 6 Fully amended Local Autonomy Act proclaimed (Act No. 405)

1991. 6. 20 The 4th provincial council election (87 council members)

1991. 7. 8 The 4th provincial council opened
5th
5th Gyeongsanbuk-do Provincial Council
(1995. 7 ~ 1998. 6)
1995. 6. 27 The 5th provincial council election (92 council members)
- 84 members from electoral divisions, 8 proportional epresentatives

1995. 7. 14 The 5th provincial council opened
6th
6th Gyeongsanbuk-do Provincial Council
(1998. 7. ~ 2002. 6.)
1998. 6. 4 The 6th provincial council election (60 council members)
- 54 members from electoral divisions, 6 proportional representatives

1998. 7. 9 The 6th provincial council opened
7th
7th Gyeongsanbuk-do Provincial Council
(2002. 7. ~ 2006. 6.)
2002. 6. 13 The 7th provincial council election (57 council members)
- 51 members from electoral divisions, 6 proportional representatives

2002. 7. 9 The 7th provincial council opened
8th
8th Gyeongsanbuk-do Provincial Council
(2006. 7. ~ 2010. 6.)
2006. 5. 31 The 8th provincial council election (55 council members)
- 50 members from electoral divisions, 5 proportional representatives

2006. 7. 7 The 8th provincial council opened
9th
9th Gyeongsanbuk-do Provincial Council
(2010. 7. ~ 2014. 6.)
2010. 6. 2 The 9th provincial council election (63 council members)
- 52 members from electoral divisions, 6 proportional representatives, 5 educational

2010. 7. 6 The 9th provincial council opened
10th
10th Gyeongsanbuk-do Provincial Council
(2014. 7. ~ 2018. 6.)
2014. 6. 4 The 10th provincial council election (60 council members)
- 54 members from electoral divisions, 6 proportional representatives

2014. 7. 8 The 10th provincial council opened
11th
11th Gyeongsanbuk-do Provincial Council
(2018. 7. ~ 2022. 6.)
2018. 6. 13 The 11th provincial council election (60 council members)
- 54 members from electoral divisions, 6 proportional representatives

2018. 7. 5 The 11th provincial council opened
12th
12th Gyeongsanbuk-do Provincial Council
(2022. 7. ~ 2026. 6.)
2022. 6. 1 The 12th provincial council election(61 council members)
- 55 members from electoral divisions, 6 proportional representatives

2022. 7. 4 The 12th provincial council opened

2023. 7. 1 Incorporation of Gunwi-gun into Daegu Metropolitan City (Total members of the provincial council 61 -> 60)