This category lists websites for the North Somerset parish of Abbots Leigh, on the west bank of the tidal mouth of the River Avon.

The combined North Somerset parish of  Pill and Easton-in-Gordano, which includes Ham Green, is immediately north west.

The combined North Somerset parish of  Wraxall and Failand is directly west and south, with  Long Ashton further south.

Abbots Leigh has the unitary authority of  Bristol on the east boundary,

at the foot of the Avon Gorge, and this is spanned at Leigh Woods

by the  Clifton Suspension Bridge to  Clifton.

This category lists websites for the Mendip parish of Ashwick, directly east of  Binegar across the A37,

and includes Gurney Slade and Oakhill.

Until there are sufficient websites for separate category, those for Croscombe and may be listed here.

Those for further north east are represented by the  Stratton-on-the-Fosse category, those further south east

in the  Stoke St Michael category, and those to the south west in the  Shepton Mallet category.

This category leads to websites for localities within the unitary authority of Bath and North East Somerset.
  Bath is the largest city within the ceremonial county of Somerset, and was part of the non-metropolitan county of Avon in 1974.
Then the city was no longer a county borough.  In 1996, with the abolition of the county of Avon, the city was combined
with neighbouring parishes to become the unitary authority district of Bath and North East Somerset (B&NES),
independent of Somerset County Council.
Recently B&NES has been combined with the two unitary authorities of Bristol and South Gloucestershire to be
named West of England Combined Authority (WECA), with its first mayor elected in 2017.

This category lists websites for the Mendip parish of Binegar, directly west of  Ashwick, which includes Gurney Slade, across the A37.
Until there are sufficient websites for separate category, those for Emborough are listed here,
whereas those futher north east are represented by the  Chilcompton category, those further north west in the  Chewton Mendip category, and those to the south west in the  Wells category.

This catgeory lists websites for the village and parish of Chew Magna and includes

Chew Valley Lake to the south, including the parish of Chew Stoke on the west bank,

and Stowey Sutton on the east bank, which includes the village of Bishop Sutton.

West Harptree and Compton Martin are south of this, with Nempnett Thrubwell further west

towards Blagdon Lake, which is included in the  Blagdon category.

These are in the  Bath and North East Somerset unitary authority

This category lists websites for both banks of the River Avon, east of Bath Castle and University,

south of Bathampton and Bathford, west of MOnkton Farleigh and north of Winsley in Wiltshire.

Henstridge is a South Somerset parish south of  Wincanton on the A357 road into Dorset at  Stalbridge.

The A30 road traverses the parish, between  Milborne Port to the west, and  West Stour to the east.

Besides the village of Henstridge, the parish includes hamlets of Henstridge Ash, Henstridge Marsh

and Yenston, and the airfield hosting the Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance.

Until there is a separate category, websites for the parishes immediately north may also be listed here;

Abbas and Templeton and Horsington.

This category lists websites relating to the town of Midsomer Norton, which before 2011 shared a town council with  Radstock to the east.

Milborne Port is a South Somerset parish, separated from  Yeovil on the A30 road west by  Sherborne,

and is almost surrounded by the county boundary with Dorset, before  Henstridge to the east.

Besides the village of Milborne Port, the parish includes hamlets of Milborne Wick and Seven Wells, and

until there is a separate category, websites for the parishes immediately north may also be listed here;

Charlton Horethorne, Campton Pauncefoot and North Cheriton.

This category leads to websites for localities within the unitary authority of North Somerset, stretching from the mouth of the Avon, at  Portbury,
opposite Avonmouth in the City of  Bristol, which has its boundary with North Somerset along the Avon to the south east.
The north west boundary is the Bristol Channel, from  Portishead, through  Clevedon,  Weston-Super-Mare,
where at  Bleadon meets Sedgemoor District Council.
The M5 runs between Bleaadon and  Loxton, as it serves the South West passing  Bunham-on-Sea in Sedgemoor District Council.
The next North Somerset parish inland is  Winscombe, then  Churchill and  Blagdon.
The boundary then meets the District of Bath and North East Somerset.
Here, Bristol Internaional Airport is north west of the A38, with  Winford directly east before the boundary.
North east of Winford is the boundary with the City of Bristol. at the parish of  Dundry.
Then north, across the A370 to  Long Ashton, returning to the Avon at  Leighwood,
and the  Clifton Suspension Bridge.

This category represents the area on the western boundary of South Somerset, with North Dorset

at  Bourton and Wiltshire at  Zeals.

The A303 trunk road from  Mere passes to the south of Pen Selwood parish to bypass  Wincanton directly south west,

and north of the parish of Cucklington and Stoke Trister.

Charlton Musgrove is immediately north west, before  Bruton.

Located just inside the mouth of the river Avon, Pill's name means inlet or creek.

Historically the home of the pilots responsible for navigating ships into Bristol

and once a dock in its own right. 

The combined North Somerset parish of Pill and Easton-in-Gordano, including

Ham Green now relies on land-based industries.

The North Somerset parish of  Abbots Leigh is directly south east along the south bank of the Avon,

which is crossed by the Clifton Suspension Bridge at Leighwoods.

This category lists websites relating to the town and parish of Radstock.

In 2011, Radstock became a town council in its own right, formerly sharing a town council

with  Midsomer Norton to the west.

This category leads to websites about hobbies, sports and participatory recreational activities specific to

Somerset; including local recreation organisations, services, facilities and events.

Not all localities have a Recreation and Sports category so these sub-topics can be seen

by clicking the   symbol right of the path heading.

If this is grey, then clicking restores the view with localities at the top.

Websites primarily promoting  Fitness, can be seen under Health.

Websites specialising in the sale of  Sporting Goods, can be seen under Shopping.

Rudge is a hamlet in the east of the parish of Beckington in the Mendips,

with Dilton Marsh to the south east, and west of the conurbation of Westbury in Wiltshire.

This category leads to websites for localities within Somerset County Council's non-metropolitan district of Sedgemoor.
The western boundary is the Bridgewater Bay in Bristol Channel, between Brean, south, via Bunham-on-Sea to   Bridgewater.
Here the mouth of the River Parrett forms the boundary with  West Somerset, and the M5 motorway, takes road traffic from  North Somerset,
bypasses the east of Bridgewater, at  North Petherton, passing over the boundary south of  North Newton,
into the parish of Durston in the district of  Taunton Deane.
Taunton Deane is the southern boundary, eastward to Othery, represented by the  Middlezoy category.
Othery is on the boundary with  South Somerset.
At Ascott the eastern boundary of Sedgemoor is with the  Mendip parish of Walton, represented by the  Street category.
The Sedgemoor boundary skirts the west of the Mendip Hills, north to the River Axe where it includes  Wedmore,  Cheddar and  Shipham,
at which the boundary is with the North Somerset combined parish of  Winscombe and Sandford, at  Axebridge and  Compton Bishop.

This category leads to websites for localities within Somerset County Council's former non-metropolitan district of Taunton Deane.

In April 2019, the council merged, to be part of a new authority; Somerset West and Taunton, but since West Somerset

has no localities on the Somerset levels, this category has been retained to link to those localities south of Sedgemoor.

Most road traffic enters the district via the M5 motorway, on it northern boundary with  Sedgemoor, at the parish of Durston,

north of  Creech St Michael, then south of  Taunton and Wellington,

south-westwards, crossing the boundary with  East Devon.

Here, at the Taunton Deane parish of Samford Arundel, the county boundary runs north-westwards

to the former district of West Somerset.

This category leads to localities administered by the Somerset County Council district of Somerset West and Taunton.

In April 2019, the former non-metropolitan district of Taunton Deane council merged, to be part of this new authority, but

since West Somerset has no localities on the Somerset levels, that category has been retained to link to those localities south of Sedgemoor.

All the Somerset localities in the Exmoor National Park are within West Somerset, but there are additional localities that are not,

and Exmoor includes several localites in the county of Devon.

Wraxall is a village rising from the north bank of the River Yeo on the B3130 road

north east of  Nailsea, south of the Yeo.

North of Wraxall village, the B3128 takes road traffic west to join the B3130 in 

Tickenham parish, before the M5 motorway at  Clevedon.

To the east on the B3128 is the settlement of Failand before  Long Ashton.

Failand is separated from Wraxall by Tyntesfield Park, and is administered as

the North Somerset combined parish of Wraxall and Failand.

Note: Besides Somerset, the name Wraxall is shared with parishes in Dorset and Wiltshire,

having derived from the Saxon: "nook of land frequented by the buzzard or other bird of prey".[ https://bafhs.org.uk/wraxall/?v=79cba1185463 ]