Wessex

Comprising: Berkshire, Bristol, Devon, Dorset, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Oxfordshire, Somerset, Surrey, Wiltshire

1. West Oxfordshire
2. Cherwell
3. Swindon
4. Vale of White Horse
5. Oxford
6. South Oxfordshire
7. North Somerset
8. City of Bristol
9. Bath and North East Somerset
10. Wiltshire
11. West Berkshire
12. Torridge
13. North Devon
14. West Somerset
15. Sedgemoor
16. Mendip
17. Basingstoke and Deane
18. Reading
19. Wokingham
20. Windsor and Maidenhead
21. Slough
22. Bracknell Forest
23. Runnymede
24. Spelthorne
25. Hart
26. Surrey Heath
27. Elmbridge
28. Epsom and Ewell
29. Rushmoor
30. Woking
31. Guildford
32. Mole Valley
33. Reigate and Banstead
34. Tandridge
35. Waverley
36. Mid Devon
37. Taunton Deane
38. South Somerset
39. Test Valley
40. Winchester
41. East Hampshire
42. West Devon
43. Teignbridge
44. Exeter
45. East Devon
46. West Dorset
47. North Dorset
48. East Dorset
49. New Forest
50. Southampton
51. Eastleigh
52. Fareham
53. Gosport
54. Portsmouth
55. Havant
56. Plymouth
57. South Hams
58. Torbay
59. Weymouth and Portland
60. Purbeck
61. Poole
62. Bournemouth
63. Christchurch
64. Isle of Wight

• Comprising: Berkshire, Bristol, Devon, Dorset, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Oxfordshire, Somerset, Surrey, Wiltshire
• Area: 9,840 sq miles
• Capital: Winchester
• Population: 8.9 million
• Demonym: Wessexan
• Airports: Southampton, Oxford, Bristol, Exeter, Bournemouth
• Ports include: Southampton, Portsmouth, Cowes, Poole, Brixham, Dartmouth, Plymouth, Appledore, Bideford, Avonmouth, Teignmouth, Bristol Royal Portbury Docks
• Background: The Kingdom of Wessex existed for some 500 years from 519 AD until the 10th century AD.

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