List of civil parishes in Norfolk

List of civil parishes in Norfolk

This is a list of civil parishes in the county of Norfolk, England. It is broken down by the seven local authority districts that make up the county.

Breckland

Breckland is entirely parished, and comprises the following parishes:

*Ashill
*Attleborough
*Banham
*Bawdeswell
*Beachamwell
*Beeston with Bittering
*Beetley
*Besthorpe
*Billingford
*Bintree
*Blo' Norton
*Bradenham
*Bettenham
*Bridgham
*Brisley
*Bylaugh
*Carbrooke
*Caston
*Cockley Cley
*Colkirk
*Cranwich
*Cranworth
*Croxton
*Didlington
*Dereham
*East Tuddenham
*Elsing
*Foulden
*Foxley
*Fransham
*Garboldisham
*Garvestone
*Gateley
*Gooderstone
*Great Cressingham
*Great Dunham
*Great Ellingham
*Gressenhall
*Griston
*Guist
*Hardingham
*Harling
*Hilborough
*Hockering
*Hockham
*Hoe
*Holme Hale
*Horningtoft
*Ickburgh
*Kempstone
*Kenninghall
*Kilverstone
*Lexham
*Litcham
*Little Cressingham
*Little Dunham
*Little Ellingham
*Longham
*Lynford
*Lyng
*Mattishall
*Merton
*Mileham
*Mundford
*Narborough
*Narford
*Necton
*New Buckenham
*Newton by Castle Acre
*North Elmham
*North Lopham
*North Pickenham
*North Tuddenham
*Old Buckenham
*Ovington
*Oxborough
*Quidenham
*Riddlesworth
*Rocklands
*Roudham and Larling
*Rougham
*Saham Toney
*Scarning
*Scoulton
*Shipdham
*Shropham
*Snetterton
*South Acre
*South Lopham
*South Pickenham
*Sparham
*Sporle with Palgrave
*Stanfield
*Stanford
*Stow Bedon
*Sturston
*Swaffham
*Swanton Morley
*Thetford
*Thompson
*Tittleshall
*Tottington
*Twyford
*Watton
*Weasenham All Saints
*Weasenham St. Peter
*Weeting-with-Broomhill
*Wellingham
*Wendling
*Whinburgh and Westfield
*Whissonsett
*Wretham
*Yaxham

Broadland

Broadland is entirely parished, and comprises the following parishes:

*Acle
*Alderford
*Attlebridge
*Aylsham
*Beeston St. Andrew
*Beighton
*Belaugh
*Blickling
*Blofield
*Booton
*Brampton
*Brandiston
*Brundall
*Burgh and Tuttington
*Buxton with Lammas
*Cantley
*Cawston
*Coltishall
*Crostwick
*Drayton
*Felthorpe
*Foulsham
*Freethorpe
*Frettenham
*Great and Little Plumstead
*Great Witchingham
*Guestwick
*Hainford
*Halvergate
*Haveringland
*Hellesdon
*Hemblington
*Hevingham
*Heydon
*Honingham
*Horsford
*Horsham St. Faith and Newton St. Faith
*Horstead with Stanninghall
*Lingwood and Burlingham
*Little Witchingham
*Marsham
*Morton on the Hill
*Old Catton
*Oulton
*Postwick with Witton
*Rackheath
*Reedham
*Reepham
*Ringland
*Salhouse
*Salle
*South Walsham
*Spixworth
*Sprowston
*Stratton Strawless
*Strumpshaw
*Swannington
*Taverham
*Themelthorpe
*Thorpe St. Andrew
*Upton with Fishley
*Weston Longville
*Woodbastwick
*Wood Dalling
*Wroxham


=Great Yarmouth=

The town of Great Yarmouth itself is unparished. The remainder of the district comprises the following parishes:

*Ashby with Oby
*Belton with Browston
*Bradwell
*Burgh Castle
*Caister-on-Sea
*Filby
*Fleggburgh
*Fritton and St. Olaves
*Hemsby
*Hopton-on-Sea
*Martham
*Mautby
*Ormesby St. Margaret with Scratby
*Ormesby St. Michael
*Repps with Bastwick
*Rollesby
*Somerton
*Stokesby with Herringby
*Thurne
*West Caister
*Winterton-on-Sea

King's Lynn and West Norfolk

The town of King's Lynn is unparished. The remainder of the district comprises the following parishes:

*Anmer
*Bagthorpe with Barmer
*Barton Bendish
*Barwick
*Bawsey
*Bircham
*Boughton
*Brancaster
*Burnham Market
*Burnham Norton
*Burnham Overy
*Burnham Thorpe
*Castle Acre
*Castle Rising
*Choseley
*Clenchwarton
*Congham
*Crimplesham
*Denver
*Dersingham
*Docking
*Downham Market
*Downham West
*East Rudham
*East Walton
*East Winch
*Emneth
*Feltwell
*Fincham
*Flitcham with Appleton
*Fordham
*Fring
*Gayton
*Great Massingham
*Grimston
*Harpley
*Heacham
*Hilgay
*Hillington
*Hockwold cum Wilton
*Holme next the Sea
*Houghton
*Hunstanton
*Ingoldisthorpe
*Leziate
*Little Massingham
*Marham
*Marshland St. James
*Methwold
*Middleton
*Nordelph
*North Creake
*North Runcton
*Northwold
*North Wootton
*Old Hunstanton
*Outwell
*Pentney
*Ringstead
*Roydon
*Runcton Holme
*Ryston
*Sandringham
*Sedgeford
*Shernborne
*Shouldham
*Shouldham Thorpe
*Snettisham
*South Creake
*Southery
*South Wootton
*Stanhoe
*Stoke Ferry
*Stow Bardolph
*Stradsett
*Syderstone
*Terrington St. Clement
*Terrington St. John
*Thornham
*Tilney All Saints
*Tilney St. Lawrence
*Titchwell
*Tottenhill
*Upwell
*Walpole
*Walpole Cross Keys
*Walpole Highway
*Walsoken
*Watlington
*Welney
*Wereham
*West Acre
*West Dereham
*West Rudham
*West Walton
*West Winch
*Wiggenhall St. Germans
*Wiggenhall St. Mary Magdalen
*Wimbotsham
*Wormegay
*Wretton

North Norfolk

North Norfolk is entirely parished, and comprises the following parishes:

*Alby with Thwaite
*Aldborough
*Antingham
*Ashmanhaugh
*Aylmerton
*Baconsthorpe
*Bacton
*Barsham
*Barton Turf
*Beeston Regis
*Bessingham
*Binham
*Blakeney
*Bodham
*Briningham
*Brinton
*Briston
*Brumstead
*Catfield
*Cley Next The Sea
*Colby
*Corpusty
*Cromer
*Dilham
*Dunton
*East Beckham
*East Ruston
*Edgefield
*Erpingham
*Fakenham
*Felbrigg
*Felmingham
*Field Dalling
*Fulmodeston
*Gimingham
*Great Snoring
*Gresham
*Gunthorpe
*Hanworth
*Happisburgh
*Helhoughton
*Hempstead
*Hempton
*Hickling
*High Kelling
*Hindolveston
*Hindringham
*Holkham
*Holt
*Honing
*Horning
*Horsey
*Hoveton
*Ingham
*Ingworth
*Itteringham
*Kelling
*Kettlestone
*Knapton
*Langham
*Lessingham
*Letheringsett with Glandford
*Little Barningham
*Little Snoring
*Ludham
*Matlask
*Melton Constable
*Morston
*Mundesley
*Neatishead
*Northrepps
*North Walsham
*Overstrand
*Paston
*Plumstead
*Potter Heigham
*Pudding Norton
*Raynham
*Roughton
*Runton
*Ryburgh
*Salthouse
*Scottow
*Sculthorpe
*Sea Palling
*Sheringham
*Sidestrand
*Skeyton
*Sloley
*Smallburgh
*Southrepps
*Stalham
*Stibbard
*Stiffkey
*Stody
*Suffield
*Sustead
*Sutton
*Swafield
*Swanton Abbott
*Swanton Novers
*Tattersett
*Thornage
*Thorpe Market
*Thurgarton
*Thurning
*Thursford
*Trimingham
*Trunch
*Tunstead
*Upper Sheringham
*Walsingham
*Warham
*Wells-next-the-Sea
*West Beckham
*Westwick
*Weybourne
*Wickmere
*Wighton
*Witton
*Wiveton
*Wood Norton
*Worstead

Norwich

The city of Norwich is unparished, and comprises the whole of the district.

South Norfolk

South Norfolk is entirely parished, and comprises the following parishes:

*Alburgh
*Aldeby
*Alpington
*Ashby St. Mary
*Ashwellthorpe and Fundenhall
*Aslacton
*Barford
*Barnham Broom
*Bawburgh
*Bedingham
*Bergh Apton
*Bixley
*Bracon Ash
*Bramerton
*Bressingham
*Brockdish
*Brooke
*Broome
*Bunwell
*Burgh St. Peter
*Burston and Shimpling
*Caistor St. Edmund
*Carleton Rode
*Carleton St. Peter
*Chedgrave
*Claxton
*Colney
*Costessey
*Cringleford
*Denton
*Deopham
*Dickleburgh and Rushall
*Diss
*Ditchingham
*Earsham
*East Carleton
*Easton
*Ellingham
*Flordon
*Forncett
*Framingham Earl
*Framingham Pigot
*Geldeston
*Gillingham
*Gissing
*Great Melton
*Great Moulton
*Haddiscoe
*Hales
*Heckingham
*Hedenham
*Hellington
*Hempnall
*Heywood (2003)
*Hethersett
*Hingham
*Holverston
*Howe
*Keswick
*Ketteringham
*Kimberley
*Kirby Bedon
*Kirby Cane
*Kirstead
*Langley with Hardley
*Little Melton
*Loddon
*Long Stratton
*Marlingford and Colton
*Morley
*Morning Thorpe
*Mulbarton
*Mundham
*Needham
*Newton Flotman
*Norton Subcourse
*Poringland
*Pulham Market
*Pulham St. Mary
*Raveningham
*Redenhall with Harleston
*Rockland St. Mary
*Roydon
*Runhall
*Saxlingham Nethergate
*Scole
*Seething
*Shelfanger
*Shelton and Hardwick
*Shotesham
*Sisland
*Starston
*Stockton
*Stoke Holy Cross
*Surlingham
*Swainsthorpe
*Swardeston
*Tacolneston
*Tasburgh
*Tharston and Hapton
*Thurlton
*Thurton
*Thwaite
*Tibenham
*Tivetshall St. Margaret
*Tivetshall St. Mary
*Toft Monks
*Topcroft
*Trowse with Newton
*Wacton
*Wheatacre
*Wicklewood
*Winfarthing
*Woodton
*Wortwell
*Wramplingham
*Wreningham
*Wymondham
*Yelverton


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