Bath and North East Somerset
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Bath and North East Somerset combines the historic city of Bath with surrounding countryside and villages. Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for its Roman Baths, Georgian crescents, and abbey. The River Avon runs through the city, with hills rising around it, offering scenic views. The surrounding area includes Chew Valley Lake, historic towns like Keynsham, and rural landscapes of rolling hills, woodland, and farmland, forming a mix of cultural heritage and natural beauty.
The local government for this district is: Bath and North East Somerset Council (Unitary Authority).
Constituencies in Bath and North East Somerset
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Wards in Bath and North East Somerset
Bath and North East Somerset is divided into 33 wards, listed below in alphabetical order.
- Bathavon North
- Bathavon South
- Bathwick
- Chew Valley
- Clutton & Farmborough
- Combe Down
- High Littleton
- Keynsham East
- Keynsham North
- Keynsham South
- Kingsmead
- Lambridge
- Lansdown
- Mendip
- Midsomer Norton North
- Midsomer Norton Redfield
- Moorlands
- Newbridge
- Odd Down
- Oldfield Park
- Paulton
- Peasedown
- Publow & Whitchurch
- Radstock
- Saltford
- Southdown
- Timsbury
- Twerton
- Walcot
- Westfield
- Westmoreland
- Weston
- Widcombe & Lyncombe