Bridgend county borough is a principal area of Wales.
Boundaries: Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain
| Brackla | no seat recorded | |
| Bridgend | Bridgend | |
| Cefn Cribwr | Cefn Cribwr | |
| Coity Higher | no seat recorded | |
| Cornelly | no seat recorded | |
| Coychurch Higher | no seat recorded | |
| Coychurch Lower | no seat recorded | |
| Garw Valley | no seat recorded | |
| Laleston | no seat recorded | |
| Llangynwyd Lower | no seat recorded | |
| Llangynwyd Middle | no seat recorded | |
| Maesteg | no seat recorded | |
| Merthyr Mawr | Merthyr Mawr | |
| Newcastle Higher | no seat recorded | |
| Ogmore Valley | no seat recorded | |
| Pencoed | no seat recorded | |
| Porthcawl | no seat recorded | |
| Pyle | Pyle | |
| St. Bride's Minor | no seat recorded | |
| Ynysawdre | no seat recorded |
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