Towns and Villages
- Auchendinny
- Bilston
- Bonnyrigg
- Borthwick
- Cousland
- Carrington
- Dalkeith
- Danderhall
- Easthouses
- Edgehead
- Fala
- Fushiebridge
- Gorebridge
- Gowkshill
- Hillend
- Howgate
- Lasswade
- Leadburn
- Loanhead
- Mayfield
- Millerhill
- Milton Bridge
- Newbattle
- Newtongrange
- Nine Mile Burn
- North Middleton
- Pathhead
- Penicuik
- Rosewell
- Roslin
- Shawfair
- Silverburn, Midlothian
- Temple
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