List of Community Council Areas in Scotland - Scottish Borders

Scottish Borders

As of July 2012, there are 67 community council areas in the council area. Those marked with asterisks have active community councils.

  1. Abbey St Bathans, Bonkyl and Preston*
  2. Ancrum*
  3. Ayton*
  4. Bowden*
  5. Burnfoot*
  6. Burnmouth*
  7. Carlops*
  8. Chirnside*
  9. Clovenfords and District*
  10. Cockburnspath*
  11. Coldingham*
  12. Coldstream and District*
  13. Crailing, Eckford and Nisbet*
  14. Cranshaws, Ellemford and Longformacus*
  15. Denholm and District*
  16. Duns*
  17. Earlston*
  18. Eddleston and District*
  19. Ednam, Stichill and Berrymoss*
  20. Edrom, Allanton and Whitsome
  21. Ettrick and Yarrow*
  22. Eyemouth*
  23. Floors, Makerstoun, Nenthorn and Smailholm*
  24. Foulden, Mordington, & Lamberton*
  25. Galashiels and Langlee*
  26. Gavinton, Fogo and Polwarth*
  27. Gordon and Westruther*
  28. Grantshouse*
  29. Greenlaw and Hume
  30. Hawick*
  31. Heiton and Roxburgh*
  32. Heriot*
  33. Hobkirk*
  34. Hutton and Paxton*
  35. Innerleithen and District*
  36. Jed Valley*
  37. Jedburgh*
  38. Kalewater*
  39. Kelso*
  40. Lamancha, Newlands and Kirkurd*
  41. Lanton*
  42. Lauderdale*
  43. Leitholm, Eccles and Birgham*
  44. Lilliesleaf, Ashkirk and Midlem*
  45. Manor, Stobo and Lyne*
  46. Maxton and Mertoun*
  47. Melrose and District*
  48. Newcastleton and District*
  49. Newtown and Eildon*
  50. Oxnam Water*
  51. Oxton and Channelkirk*
  52. Reston and Auchencrow*
  53. Royal Burgh of Peebles and District*
  54. Royal Burgh of Selkirk and District*
  55. Skirling*
  56. Southdean*
  57. Sprouston*
  58. St Abbs*
  59. St Boswells Parish*
  60. Stow and Fountainhall*
  61. Swinton and Ladykirk*
  62. Tweedbank*
  63. Upper Teviotdale and Borthwick Water*
  64. Upper Tweed*
  65. Walkerburn and District*
  66. West Linton*
  67. Yetholm*

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