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Whereas Wales has 22 unitary authorities, because of population distribution some of these are divided into: more than one electoral constituency, making up 40 by 2015.
Those unaltered are Blaenau Gwent, Bridgeend, Ceredigion, Torfaen, Vale of Glamorgan, and: Wrexham, with Angelesey named Ynys Môn, and Monmouth for Monmouthshire.
Caerphilly is associated with three constituencies; within its boundary one named Islwyn, one shared: with Newport, and the other with Merthyr Tydfil named Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney.
Whereas Newport also has Newport East and Newport West.
Cardiff has four; Cardiff Central, Cardiff North and Cardif West.: Cardiff South includes Penarth from the Vale of Glamorgan.
Three constituencies are associated with Carmarthenshire; Carmarthenshire East and Dinefwr,: Carmarthenshire West and South Pembrokeshire, then Lannelli that includes some of Swansea County.
Most of Pembrokeshire is represented by the Preseli Pembrokeshire constituency.
Conwy has its constituencies named after the preserved county; Clwyd West,: whereas Clwyd South includes part of Denbighshire.
Denbighshire has Aberconwy and the Vale of Clwyd.
Flintshire has a constituency named Delwyn, but also has part with Wrexham called Alyn and Deeside.
Gwynedd has two; Arfon and Dwyfor Meirionydd.
Neath Port Talbot has two constituencies; Aberavon and Neath.
Powys is divided in to two; Montgomeryshire and the Brecon and Radnorshire constituency.
Rhondda Cynon Taf has four constituencies; Cynon Valley, Ogmore, Pontypridd and Rhondda.
Swansea has three constituencies; Gower, Swansea East and Swansea West.

Town Councils

The division of Wales for local government is summarized in the parent category Local Councils.
This category is an alphabetical list for Town Councils throughout the country, without the need to know the Unitary Authority to which they belong. Town Council websites may also be listed at the appropriate locality.
Unlike England, councils for rural areas, have not been called Parishes in Wales since 1974, when the level below Unitary Authority was named as Community. Websites for Community Councils are not listed here, but may be found in the categories for individual Localities.
Depending on the emphasis of the site content, these may be marked in the regional tree as Government or Guides and Directories.