Caerphilly County Borough is a principal area of Wales.
Boundaries: Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain
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| Aber Valley | no seat recorded | |
| Argoed | no seat recorded | |
| Bargoed | Bargoed | |
| Bedwas, Trethomas and Machen | no seat recorded | |
| Blackwood | Blackwood | |
| Caerphilly | no seat recorded | |
| Cefn Fforest | no seat recorded | |
| Crosskeys | Crosskeys | |
| Crumlin | Crumlin | |
| Darran Valley | no seat recorded | |
| Gelligaer | Gelligaer | |
| Llanbradach and Pwllypant | no seat recorded | |
| Maesycwmmer | Maesycwmmer | |
| Nelson | Nelson | |
| Newbridge | Newbridge | |
| New Tredegar | no seat recorded | |
| Pengam | Pengam | 4 k |
| Penmaen | no seat recorded | |
| Penyrheol, Trecenydd and Energlyn | no seat recorded | |
| Pontllanfraith | no seat recorded | |
| Rhymney | no seat recorded | |
| Risca | no seat recorded | |
| Rudry | no seat recorded | |
| Van | no seat recorded | |
| Ynysddu | no seat recorded | 4 k |
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