Suburbs in The Local Government Area
Suburbs in the City of Parramatta are:
- Baulkham Hills (shared with The Hills Shire)
- Camellia
- Carlingford (shared with Hornsby Shire and The Hills)
- Clyde
- Constitution Hill
- Dundas
- Dundas Valley
- Eastwood (shared with Hornsby and City of Ryde)
- Epping (shared with Hornsby and Ryde)
- Ermington
- Granville (shared with City of Holroyd)
- Guildford East (shared with City of Bankstown, City of Fairfield and Holroyd)
- Harris Park (shared with Holroyd)
- Kingsdene
- Merrylands (shared with Holroyd)
- North Parramatta (shared with The Hills)
- Northmead (shared with The Hills)
- Oatlands (shared with The Hills)
- Old Toongabbie
- Parramatta (shared with Holroyd)
- Pendle Hill (shared with Holroyd)
- Rosehill
- Rydalmere
- Sefton (shared with Bankstown)
- South Granville
- Telopea
- Toongabbie (shared with City of Blacktown and Holroyd)
- Winston Hills
- Wentworthville (shared with Holroyd)
- Westmead (shared with Holroyd)
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