Geography
Derby is split into 17 Wards.
| Ward | Areas within the Ward |
|---|---|
| Abbey | Stockbrook and Normanton (part of) |
| Allestree | Allestree and Markeaton Park |
| Alvaston | Alvaston, Crewton, Litchurch, Pride Park, Wilmorton and Allenton (Part of) |
| Arboretum | City Centre, Pear Tree and Rose Hill |
| Blagreaves | Sunny Hill and Littleover (part of) |
| Boulton | Boulton and Allenton (part of) |
| Chaddesden | Chaddesden (older part of) |
| Chellaston | Chellaston and Shelton Lock |
| Darley | Darley Abbey, Five Lamps, Little Chester (also known as Chester Green), Strutt's Park and West End |
| Derwent | Breadsall Hilltop and Chaddesden (newer part of) |
| Littleover | Littleover (most of) and Heatherton Village |
| Mackworth | Mackworth and Morley Estate |
| Mickleover | Mickleover |
| Normanton | Normanton (most of) and Austin Estate |
| Oakwood | Oakwood and Chaddesden (part of) |
| Sinfin | Sinfin, Osmaston and Stenson Fields (part of) |
| Spondon | Spondon |
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