Historic county
Pembrokeshire (historic county)
Pembrokeshire (historic county) is a historic county made up of 1 local authority. Its boundary comes from Ordnance Survey's circa 1888 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.
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Local authorities
Wards
59 wards, by local authority.
Pembrokeshire 59
- Amroth and Saundersfoot North
- Boncath and Clydau
- Bro Gwaun
- Burton
- Camrose
- Carew and Jeffreyston
- Cilgerran and Eglwyswrw
- Crymych and Mynachlog-ddu
- East Williamston
- Fishguard: North East
- Fishguard: North West
- Goodwick
- Haverfordwest: Castle
- Haverfordwest: Garth
- Haverfordwest: Portfield
- Haverfordwest: Prendergast
- Haverfordwest: Priory
- Hundleton
- Johnston
- Kilgetty and Begelly
- Lampeter Velfrey
- Lamphey
- Letterston
- Llangwm
- Llanrhian
- Maenclochog
- Manorbier and Penally
- Martletwy
- Merlin's Bridge
- Milford: Central
- Milford: East
- Milford: Hakin
- Milford: Hubberston
- Milford: North
- Milford: West
- Narberth: Rural
- Narberth: Urban
- Newport and Dinas
- Neyland: East
- Neyland: West
- Pembroke Dock: Bufferland
- Pembroke Dock: Bush
- Pembroke Dock: Central
- Pembroke Dock: Market
- Pembroke Dock: Pennar
- Pembroke: Monkton and St Mary South
- Pembroke: St Mary North
- Pembroke: St Michael
- Rudbaxton and Spittal
- Saundersfoot South
- Solva
- St David's
- St Dogmaels
- St Florence and St Mary Out Liberty
- St Ishmael's
- Tenby: North
- Tenby: South
- The Havens
- Wiston
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