Forest of Dean - Towns and Villages

Towns and Villages

The list below includes towns and villages within or adjoining the historic Forest; it does not include settlements which are located outside that area but which are within the larger District Council area.

  • Alvington
  • Aylburton
  • Berry Hill
  • Blakeney
  • Bream
  • Brierley
  • Broadwell
  • Cinderford
  • Clearwell
  • Coleford
  • Coalway
  • Drybrook
  • Edge End
  • English Bicknor
  • Harrow Hill
  • Hewelsfield
  • Huntley
  • Joys Green
  • Littledean
  • Longhope
  • Lydbrook
  • Milkwall
  • Mitcheldean
  • Newland
  • Parkend
  • Pillowell
  • Ruardean
  • Ruardean Hill
  • Ruardean Woodside
  • Ruspidge
  • Soudley
  • Sling
  • St Briavels
  • Staunton
  • Steam Mills
  • The Pludds
  • Westbury
  • Whitecroft
  • Woolaston
  • Yorkley

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