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Areas of Edinburgh
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This page lists residential areas in the urban area (settlement) which covers Edinburgh – the capital city of Scotland – and is located mainly in the City of Edinburgh council area and partly in East Lothian.

Localities and Neighbourhood Partnerships
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The City of Edinburgh council area is divided into 17 wards, which have been combined into four operational management areas termed "localities":[1][2]

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The localities are further divided into Neighbourhood Partnership (NP) Areas:[3][4]
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Two of the Neighbourhood Partnership areas, Almond NP and Pentlands NP, extend into the rural hinterland in the west of the City of Edinburgh council area, taking in villages such as Kirkliston and Ratho which are not part of the settlement of Edinburgh (however, Juniper Green, Baberton, Currie and Balerno are considered to be contiguous and are included). For the same reason, less than 50% of the North West and the South West localities' territory is with the urban area. to the east of the city, Musselburgh and Wallyford in East Lothian are considered to be contiguous with the main Edinburgh settlement and are also included in the urban area; however, other nearby localities such as Loanhead and Danderhall are not included (this may be adjusted in the future, particularly for Danderhall where 2020s housing developments at the former Edmonstone estate on the local authority boundary with Edinburgh will almost close the gap between the localities).[5][6][7][8]
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Main areas
Residential areas can be situated inside or located across borders of the larger Neighbourhood Partnership areas or locality areas. The edges of the residential areas are generally defined by main roads, though actual lines on the ground are not defined precisely. The names of areas are often given to roads and streets in those areas, although this is not always the case.

Main residential areas of the Edinburgh urban area:[9][10][11]
Smaller areas
Smaller residential areas of the Edinburgh urban area:
- Ardmillan
- Bellevue[9]
- Buckstone[9]
- Bughtlin
- Caiystane
- Cameron Toll[9]
- Church Hill[9]
- Cleikimin
- Clerwood[a]
- Colinton Mains[b]
- Constitution Street[c]
- Craigcrook
- Craighouse[d]
- Craigmount[e]
- Craigour[f]
- Dalkeith Road[g]
- Dalry Colonies
- Duddingston Village[h]
- Dumbryden[9]
- Eastfield
- Ferniehill[i]
- Fettes[9]
- Forrester[9]
- Frogston
- Gayfield[j]
- Gilberstoun[k]
- Gogarloch
- Granton Harbour
- Greenside
- Hawkhill Avenue[l]
- Haymarket[9]
- Holy Corner
- Holyrood[9]
- Hunter's Tryst
- Hutchison[m]
- Hyvots[n]
- Inglis Green[o]
- Jock's Lodge
- Kaimes
- Lauriston[9]
- Leith Links[9]
- Leith Docks[p]
- Little France[9]
- Magdalene[q]
- Marionville[9]
- Maybury[9]
- Mayfield[r]
- Meadows[s]
- Murrayburn[t]
- Newcraighall[u]
- Niddrie House[9]
- Niddrie Mains
- Niddrie Marischal
- North Gyle[v]
- Orchard Brae[w]
- Parkgrove
- Powderhall[x]
- Quartermile
- Redford
- Redhall[o]
- Royston Mains[y]
- Salvesen[z]
- Saughton Mains[aa]
- Saughtonhall[ab]
- Seafield[9]
- Shaw Colonies
- Silvermills
- St Leonard's[9]
- Stockbridge Colonies
- Swanston[ac]
- Telford[9]
- The Christians[q]
- The Dudleys[ad]
- The Durhams[ae]
- The Jewel[af]
- The Mound
- The Murrays[ag]
- The Shore[c]
- Tynecastle
- Wardie[ah]
- Wardieburn[ai]
- West Craigs
- West Mains[aj]
- Westburn
- Wester Broom
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