Glasgow City
As of July 2012, there are 101 community council areas in the council area. Those marked with asterisks have active community councils.
- Anderston*
- Arden, Carnwadric, Kennishead & Old Darnley*
- Auchenshuggle*
- Baillieston*
- Balgrayhill
- Barlanark
- Blairdardie & Old Drumchapel*
- Blythswood & Broomielaw
- Bridgeton & Dalmarnock *
- Broomhill *
- Broomhouse *
- Cadder*
- Calton *
- Camlachie
- Carmunnock*
- Carmyle*
- Castlemilk
- Cathcart & District*
- Claythorn*
- Craigton
- Cranhill
- Croftfoot & Menock*
- Crosshill & Govanhill*
- Darnley & Southpark Village*
- Dennistoun*
- Dowanhill, Hyndland & Kelvinside*
- Drumchapel*
- Drumoyne*
- Dumbreck*
- Dundasvale
- Easterhouse Central
- Easterhouse North
- Fullarton
- Garnethill*
- Garrowhill*
- Gartcraig*
- Garthamlock & Craigend*
- Gartloch*
- Germiston*
- Govan*
- Govan East*
- Hillhead*
- Hillington, North Cardonald & Penilee*
- Hurlet & Brockburn
- Hutchesontown*
- Ibrox Cessnock*
- Jordanhill*
- Kelvindale*
- Kings Park and Croftfoot*
- Kinning Park*
- Knightswood*
- Knightswood North & Templar*
- Lambhill & District*
- Langside, Battlefield & Camphill*
- Laurieston*
- Levern & District*
- Mansewood & Hillpark
- Maryhill & Summerston*
- Merchant City*
- Milton*
- Molendinar*
- Mosspark*
- Mount Florida*
- Mount Vernon*
- Newlands & Auldhouse*
- North Kelvin*
- Oatlands*
- Parkhead*
- Parkhouse*
- Partick*
- Petershill
- Pollok*
- Pollok North*
- Pollokshaws & Eastwood*
- Pollokshields*
- Possilpark*
- Robroyston*
- Royston
- Ruchazie
- Ruchill*
- Sandyhills*
- Scotstoun*
- Shawlands & Strathbungo*
- Shettleston
- Sighthill*
- Simshill & Old Cathcart*
- South Cardonald & Crookston*
- Springboig
- Springburn Central
- Swinton*
- Thornwood*
- Toryglen*
- Townhead & Ladywell*
- Wallacewell*
- Wellhouse & Queenslie*
- Whiteinch*
- Woodlands & Park*
- Woodside*
- Wyndford & District*
- Yoker*
- Yorkhill & Kelvingrove*
Read more about this topic: List Of Community Council Areas In Scotland
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