List of Communities
There are 117 civil parishes and towns in Suffolk Coastal.
- Aldeburgh
- Alderton
- Aldringham cum Thorpe
- Badingham
- Bawdsey
- Benhall
- Blaxhall
- Blythburgh
- Boulge
- Boyton
- Bramfield
- Brandeston
- Bredfield
- Brightwell
- Bromeswell
- Bruisyard
- Bucklesham
- Burgh
- Butley
- Campsea Ashe
- Capel St Andrew
- Charsfield
- Chediston
- Chillesford
- Clopton
- Cookley
- Cransford
- Cratfield
- Cretingham
- Culpho
- Dallinghoo
- Darsham
- Debach
- Dennington
- Dunwich
- Earl Soham
- Easton
- Eyke
- Falkenham
- Farnham
- Felixstowe
- Foxhall
- Framlingham
- Friston
- Gedgrave
- Great Bealings
- Great Glemham
- Grundisburgh
- Hacheston
- Hasketon
- Hemley
- Heveningham
- Hollesley
- Hoo
- Huntingfield
- Iken
- Kelsale cum Carlton
- Kesgrave
- Kettleburgh
- Kirton
- Knodishall
- Leiston
- Letheringham
- Levington
- Linstead Magna
- Linstead Parva
- Little Bealings
- Little Glemham
- Marlesford
- Martlesham
- Melton
- Middleton
- Monewden
- Nacton
- Newbourne
- Orford
- Otley
- Parham
- Peasenhall
- Pettistree
- Playford
- Purdis Farm
- Ramsholt
- Rendham
- Rendlesham
- Rushmere St Andrew
- Saxmundham
- Saxtead
- Shottisham
- Sibton
- Snape
- Sternfield
- Stratford St Andrew
- Stratton Hall
- Sudbourne
- Sutton
- Swefling
- Swilland
- Theberton
- Thorington
- Trimley St Martin
- Trimley St Mary
- Tuddenham St Martin
- Tunstall
- Ubbeston
- Ufford
- Walberswick
- Waldringfield
- Walpole
- Wantisden
- Wenhaston with Mells Hamlet
- Westerfield
- Westleton
- Wickham Market
- Witnesham
- Woodbridge
- Yoxford
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