Ceremonial county
Gwent
Gwent is a ceremonial county made up of 5 local authorities. Its boundary comes from Ordnance Survey's 2015 edition of Boundary-Line, and each local authority counts as a member of the county holding most of its area. It has no official code.
Its local authorities today. Select one to open its page.
Local authorities
Former members
- Blaenau Gwent to December 2011
- Caerphilly to December 2011
- Monmouthshire to December 2011
- Newport to December 2011
- Torfaen to December 2011
Wards
123 wards, by local authority.
Caerphilly 31
- Aber Valley
- Aberbargoed and Bargoed
- Abercarn
- Argoed
- Bedwas and Trethomas
- Blackwood
- Cefn Fforest and Pengam
- Crosskeys
- Crumlin
- Darran Valley
- Gilfach
- Hengoed
- Llanbradach
- Machen and Rudry
- Maesycwmmer
- Morgan Jones
- Moriah and Pontlottyn
- Nelson
- New Tredegar
- Newbridge
- Penmaen
- Penyrheol
- Pontllanfraith
- Risca East
- Risca West
- St Cattwg
- St Martins
- Twyn Carno
- Van
- Ynysddu
- Ystrad Mynach
Monmouthshire 39
- Bulwark and Thornwell
- Caerwent
- Caldicot Castle
- Caldicot Cross
- Cantref
- Chepstow Castle and Larkfield
- Croesonen
- Crucorney
- Devauden
- Dewstow
- Drybridge
- Gobion Fawr
- Goetre Fawr
- Grofield
- Lansdown
- Llanbadoc and Usk
- Llanelly
- Llanfoist Fawr and Govilon
- Llangybi Fawr
- Llantilio Crossenny
- Magor East with Undy
- Magor West
- Mardy
- Mitchel Troy and Trellech United
- Mount Pleasant
- Osbaston
- Overmonnow
- Park
- Pen Y Fal
- Portskewett
- Raglan
- Rogiet
- Severn
- Shirenewton
- St Arvans
- St Kingsmark
- Town
- West End
- Wyesham