Communities
The district has the most parishes in Suffolk, with a total of 122 parishes and towns.
- Akenham
- Ashbocking
- Ashfield cum Thorpe
- Aspall
- Athelington
- Bacton
- Badley
- Badwell Ash
- Barham
- Barking
- Battisford
- Baylham
- Bedfield
- Bedingfield
- Beyton
- Botesdale
- Braiseworth
- Bramford
- Brome and Oakley
- Brundish
- Burgate
- Buxhall
- Claydon
- Coddenham
- Combs
- Cotton
- Creeting St Mary
- Creeting St Peter
- Crowfield
- Debenham
- Denham
- Drinkstone
- Elmswell
- Eye
- Felsham
- Finningham
- Flowton
- Framsden
- Fressingfield
- Gedding
- Gipping
- Gislingham
- Gosbeck
- Great Ashfield
- Great Blakenham
- Great Bricett
- Great Finborough
- Harleston
- Haughley
- Helmingham
- Hemingstone
- Henley
- Hessett
- Hinderclay
- Horham
- Hoxne
- Hunston
- Kenton
- Langham
- Laxfield
- Little Blakenham
- Little Finborough
- Mellis
- Mendham
- Mendlesham
- Metfield
- Mickfield
- Monk Soham
- Needham Market
- Nettlestead
- Norton
- Occold
- Offton
- Old Newton with Dagworth
- Onehouse
- Palgrave
- Pettaugh
- Rattlesden
- Redgrave
- Redlingfield
- Rickinghall Inferior
- Rickinghall Superior
- Ringshall
- Rishangles
- Shelland
- Somersham
- Southolt
- Stoke Ash
- Stonham Aspal
- Stonham Earl
- Stonham Parva
- Stowlangtoft
- Stowmarket
- Stowupland
- Stradbroke
- Stuston
- Syleham
- Tannington
- Thorndon
- Thornham Magna
- Thornham Parva
- Thrandeston
- Thurston
- Thwaite
- Tostock
- Walsham-le-Willows
- Wattisfield
- Westhorpe
- Wetherden
- Wetheringsett-cum-Brockford
- Weybread
- Whitton
- Wickham Skeith
- Wilby
- Willisham
- Wingfield
- Winston
- Woolpit
- Worlingworth
- Wortham
- Wyverstone
- Yaxley
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