The city of Bristol is divided into many areas, which often overlap or have non-fixed borders. These include Parliamentary constituencies, council wards and unofficial neighbourhoods. There are no civil parishes in Bristol.
Parliamentary constituencies
Bristol is divided into four constituencies for the purpose of Parliamentary representation. These are:
Council wards
The city is split into 34 wards for local government. Like the parliamentary constituencies, their borders are rigidly defined.[1]
Neighbourhoods
Bristol also consists of neighbourhoods, the borders of which are not fixed as they are mainly informal regions. Some of these areas overlap, or are contained within others, while others have more than one name.
The following areas and towns make up the city of Bristol and its outskirts. It includes some adjoining areas of South Gloucestershire, marked SG, and North Somerset, marked NS.
- Bristol city centre
- Arnos Vale
- Ashley Down
- Ashton Vale
- Avonmouth
- Aztec WestSG
- Baptist Mills
- Barrs CourtSG
- Barton Hill
- Bedminster
- Bedminster Down
- Begbrook
- Bishopston
- Bishopsworth
- Blaise Hamlet
- Botany Bay
- Bower Ashton
- Bradley StokeSG
- Brandon Hill
- Brentry
- Brislington
- Broadmead
- Broomhill
- Broom Hill
- Canons Marsh
- CatbrainSG
- Chester Park
- CheswickSG
- Clay Hill
- Clifton
- Coombe Dingle
- Cotham
- Crew's Hole
- Crofts End
- DownendSG
- Eastville
- Easton
- Emersons GreenSG
- FiltonSG
- Filwood Park
- Fishponds
- FrenchaySG
- Golden Hill
- Greenbank
- HanhamSG
- Hartcliffe
- Headley Park
- Henbury
- Hengrove
- Henleaze
- Hillfields
- Horfield
- Hotwells
- Kensington Park
- Kingsdown
- KingswoodSG
- Knowle
- Knowle West
- Lawrence Hill
- Lawrence Weston
- Leigh WoodsNS
- Lewin's Mead
- Lockleaze
- Lodge Hill
- Longwell GreenSG
- MangotsfieldSG
- Mayfield Park
- Monks Park
- Montpelier
- Moorfields
- Netham
- Newtown
- North CommonSG
- Oldland CommonSG
- PatchwaySG
- Redcliffe
- Redfield
- Redland
- Ridgeway
- Sea Mills
- Shirehampton
- Sneyd Park
- Southmead
- Southville
- Speedwell
- Spike Island
- St Agnes
- St Andrews
- St Anne's
- St George
- St Jude's
- St Paul's
- St Philip's Marsh
- St Werburgh's
- Staple HillSG
- Stapleton
- Stockwood
- Stoke Bishop
- Stokes Croft
- Totterdown
- Two Mile Hill
- Tyndalls Park
- Upper Knowle
- Victoria Park
- WarmleySG
- Westbury on Trym
- Westbury Park
- Whitchurch
- Whitehall
- WillsbridgeSG
- Windmill Hill
- WinterbourneSG
- Withywood
See also
- List of churches in Bristol
- Buildings and architecture of Bristol
- Politics of Bristol
References
- ^ "Polling Station Finder - bristol.gov.uk". Bristol City Council. Retrieved 9 November 2016.