This category lists websites for the parish of Acton Turville, south of  Badminton,

on the eastern boundary of South Gloucestershire with Wiltshire, at  Burton and Nettleton.

Alderton is a village and parish in the Tewkesbury District of Gloucestershire, about 4 miles north of  Bishop's Cleeve,

with Great Washbourne to the north west on the boundary with Worcestershire.

This category lists websites for Almondsbury. a village and parish, north of Patchway and Bristol, west of the M4/M5 interchange

in South Gloucestershire.

This category lists websites for Alveston, a village and parish, south of Thornbury,

north and west of the M5 motorwayin South Gloucestershire.

This category lists websites for Amberley, a village south of Stroud, immediately north east of Nailsworth,

south east of Woodchester and west of Minchinhampton Common.

This categopry lists websites for the area east of  Cirenceter, including parishes and the villages of

Ampney Crucis, Ampney St Mary and Ampney St Peter, whereas Poulton is represented by  Down Ampney further south east,

to the boundary of Cotswold District with Wiltshire.

The next village to the east is  Meysey Hampton.

Arlingham is the parish on the tip of the penisula almost surrounded by the River Severn, formerly providing a ferry to  Newnham

and the  Forest of Dean.

The combined Stroud district parish of Fretherne with Saul separates Arlingham from  Frampton-on-Severn

across the Gloucester and Sharpeness Canal.

This category lists websites for Ashleworth, the most southerly parish of Tewkesbury Borough on the west bank of the River Severn.

The village is set on the hillside, with original settlement in the flood plane at Ashleworth Quay.

The parish of Hasfield is up stream, and the Forest of Dean parish of  Hartpury is directly west.

This category lists websites for the parish of Badmninton which includes Badminton village and the Beaufourt estate

on the eastern boundary of South Gloucestershire with Wiltshire, and is in the catchment of the River Avon

flowing through Wiltshire to Bath and entering the Severn estuary south of Bristol at Avonmouth.

This category lists websites for the Cotwold District parish of Barrington on the east boundary with Oxfordshire west of Burford.

The River Windrush forms the boundary with the parish of Windrush to the south, before separating

the villages of Great Barrington from Little Barrington.

This category lists websites for the parish of Berkeley, including the town and the Vale of Berkeley on the

south bank of the Severn, from the boundary of South Gloucesershire at Upper Hill, which includes

the Stroud District combined parish of Ham & Stone to the south, and north to Sharpness,

the entrance to the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal.

This category lists websites for the parish of Bibury, on the north bank of the River Coln, in the Cotswold District.

Besides the village of Bibury, this parish includes Ablington on the north bank upsteam, and

Arlington on the south bank of the Coln.

Barnsley separates Bibury from  Cirencester to the south west on the B4425

from  Barrington to the north west.

Downstream to the south east, the Coln flows througn Coln St Aldwins, then

south to  Fairford and Cotswold Water Park.

This category leads to websites related to Cheltenham, town and borough on the north west edge of the Cotswold Hills,

independent of  Cotswold District, surrounded mainly by  Tewksbury Borough,

in which  Churchdown separates  Gloucester to the south west.

Currently, websites for suburbs and villages within the borough boundary are listed in a subcategory here

with their location at the end of the decription.

This category lists websites for the parish of Deerhurst in which the largest village is Apperley on the east bank

of the River Severn, with  Tewksbury directly north and Stoke Orchard to the east across the M5 motorway.

Note that the hamlet of Hardwicke here is not be confused with the parish of  Hardwicke in the Stroud District.

Haw Bridge is the first bridge north of Gloucester to connect the Tewksbury Borough parishes of Deerhurst and Hasfield

in the Severn Vale division of the county council (Highnam with Haw Bridge ward).

Down Ampney is a village and Cotwold District parish south east of  Cirencester, separated from the 

Cotswold Water Park by the north Wiltshire parish of  Latton.

Meysey Hampton is the village and parish to the north east before

Marston Hill, at the northern tip of  Marston Meysey parish, before the A417 road to  Fairford further east.

This category also represents the parish of Poulton immediately north west.

Dymock is a village in the Forest of Dean district of Gloucestershire, four miles south of  Ledbury.

The parish of Dymock extends to the Herefordshire border at Little Marcle, and Ludstock at the south west tip of Ledbury parish.

North of Dymock village, the parish includes hamlets of Hallwood Green, Preston Cross, Leddington and Tillers Green, where to the east,

the River Leadon forms the boundary with Herefordshire's parish of Donnington part of Leadon Vale,

before entering Gloucestershire at Bromesberrow and Pauntley under the M50 into  Redmarley D'Abitot to the south east, north of  Newent, Oxenhall,Kempley to the west.

West of Hallwood Green is the Herefordshire's parish of  Much Marcle.

Fairford is a town and Cotwold District parish on the A417 road between  Cirencester, and  Lechlade-on-Thames to the east.

Meysey Hampton is the parish immediately west, and the Meysey Hampton category also represents

Quenington parish immediately north west of the town, west of the River Coln.

Hatherop is east of the Coln, with Fairford Park immediately north of the town.

To the east of the town, Fairford parish stretches south east to include the Fairford/ Lechlade Section of the

Cotswold Water Park, along the north bank of the River Coln, which flows largely through Kempsford parish

before its confluence with the River Thames at  Inglesham.

Horcott Hill is south of the town, which with Whelford is in Kempsford parish, as is RAF Fairford, north of

Dunfield and the village of Kempsford on the north bank of the River Thames,

east of  Marston Meysey.

This category lists websites for the  City of Gloucester, including its suburbs, west of the M5 motorway.

This includes Quedgeley, on the boundary with  Hardwicke, where the  River Severn forms the west boundary.

The east boundary of Quedgeley is the railway line into the city centre from the south, (Cam & Dursley and  Stonehouse).

Here, south of Podsmead and Tuffley the southern boundary is with the combined parish of Brookthorpe with Whaddon

in  Stroud District, which includes  Upton St Leonards south west of the city where the M5 forms the boundary.

The parish of  Brockworth, directly east of the city, is in  Tewkesbury District.

Although Hucclecote is a parish of Tewkesbury District, this gives its name to the north east suburb of the city,

where websites are included in subcategories here, whereas websites for further north west are listed

in  Churchdown, then  Innsworth north of the city boundary.

Websites for Elmbridge Longlevens and Kingsholm on the north city boundary are listed in subcategories here,

whereas websites for the Vale of Gloucester, east of the River Severn should be listed in the  Longford category.

Besides the unitary authority of  South Gloucestershire, the county is further divided east of the Severn

into  Stroud District to south of the district containing the  City of Gloucester,

then skirting the south of the city eastwards.

The north of the city is enveloped by  Tewksbury Borough, which stretches north to the boundary with Worcestershire.

This borough is separated from Wales by  Forest of Dean District.

The largest conurbation is  Cheltenham, separated by Tewksbury Borough, less than 3 miles north east of Gloucester District.

Cheltenham District also has Tewksbury Borough to the north, and although includes the Cotswold Hills,

only the north east and eastern extremes of the county are within  Cotswold District.

This category lists websites for the area south west of the  City of Gloucester boundary with  Stroud District.

Hardwicke is a village adjpoining Quedgley parish in Gloucester, which has become a

contiguous built up area, now bypassed to the east by the A38 road.

The east of the parish of Hardwicke is dissected by the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal which provided

tideless navigation for Gloucester Docks, avoiding the Severn as it meanders around Elmore to the

north west, and the combined parish of Longney with Epney directly west.

Until there a sufficient websites to justify separate categories, websites for these parishes are included here,

whereas the area between the river and canal further south west at Upper Framilode, in the parish of Fretherne with Saul, are included in the  Frampton-on-Severn category.

The parish of Moreton Valence is is immediately south to the east of the canal, and websites for

west of the M5 motorway may also be listed here.

This categopry lists websites for the South Gloucestershire parish of Hawkesbury, where although Hawkesbury is a hamlet,

Hawkesbury Upton is the lagest village.

Kemble is a village south west of  Cirencester on the A439 which takes road traffic past Cotswold Airport,

into Wiltshire at  Crudwell.

Cotswold Airport is within the Cotswold District parish of Kemble, with its entrance approached from

the A433 road west of the village, heading west to  Tetbury.

Until there are separate categories, this category also represents Coates and Tarlton north of the A433,

where springs are regarded as the source of the River Thames.

Ewen and Poole Keynes are represented by  Somerford Keynes further east.

Lechlade-on-Thames is a town and Cotwold District parish on the A417 road immediately east of  Fairford,

leading south east across the River Thames in to Oxfordshire at Buscot to  Faringdon to the east.

Directly south, Ha'penny Bridge leads across the Thames into Wiltshire at  Inglesham.

Immediately west, the Fairford/ Lechlade Section of the Cotswold Water Park, is south of the A417, and

Lechlade parish stretches north west to Southrop parish represented by the  Hatherop category.

The north east parish boundary is with Little Faringdon in Oxfordshire, currently represented

by the  Clanfield category.

Meysey Hampton is a village and Cotwold District parish east of  Cirencester, spanning the A417 road to  Fairford further east.

Marston Hill, at the northern tip of  Marston Meysey parish stretching to the River Thames south east,

whereas  Down Ampney is to the south west.

This category is for websites from or about the village of Sedbury, and the peninsula south to include the Beachley with its life boat station and the army barracks at the mouth Wye, down to Beachley Point, where the Second Severn Crossing meets the north bank of the Severn estuary.
The next localities to the north are Tidenham, Tutshill and Woodcroft, along the east bank of the River Wye, which forms the boundary between England and Wales.  A stone, south of Sedbury Park marks the southern most point of Offa's Dyke from the 8th century.

This category lists website for the village of Severn Beach, and the area south along the east bank of the Severn Estuary to the unitary authority boundary with the Bristol at Avonmouth.

This includes the area to the west of the M5 south from from the junction with the M4 motorway at the west entrance to the Prince of Wales bridge

over the Mouth of the River Severn to west to  Caldicot.

This category lists websites for the Cotwold District area south of  Cirencester to the boundary

with Wiltshire, with which it shares the Cotswold Water Park.

Until there are separate categories, websites for Poole Keynes and Ewen may be listed here,

before  Kemble further west, whereas  South Cerney is to the east,

immediately north of the Wiltshire parish of  Ashton Keynes.

This category lists websites for the Cotwold District area south east of  Cirencester to the boundary

with Wiltshire, with which it shares the Cotswold Water Park at  Ashton Keynes.

Cerney Wick is within South Cerney parish, and websites for Siddlington and Driffield may be listed here,

before  Down Ampney east of  Latton.

Stonehouse is a town directly west of  Stroud, north of the River Frome.

Besides the town, this category lists websites for the riverside settlement of Ryeford within the parish to the east.

Websites for Elbley in the parish of Cainscross, or further north in Randwick are currently available in the Stroud category.

The next parish to the north is Standish, and websites for the area east of the M6 may be listed here.

Until there is a separate category for Eastington, wWebsites for south of the Frome may also be listed here.

Whitminster is a village and parish west of the M5 motorway, with its southen boundary along the River Frome,

as to feeds the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal to the west.

The A38 road serves the village from Glouceter in the north, via  Hardwicke, and Moreton Valence.

West of the Frome and M5 the next parish is  Frampton-on-Severn