DH 1

Durham is a cathedral city and civil parish in County Durham, England, known as the county town and housing the headquarters of Durham County Council.

Aykley Heads is situated within the postal district DH 1, part of the historic city of Durham in County Durham. The area lies in a town known for its cathedral and civic heritage, with a population of just over 50,000 residents.

Belmont is a suburb of Durham with a population of 8,881, comprising former coal‑mining villages and more recent industrial and residential development.

Belmont is a suburban area of Durham with a mix of former coal‑mining villages and newer industrial and residential developments. The community has a population of around 8,900 and features a blend of historic character and modern amenities.

Brasside is a small suburban village north of Durham, offering a quiet residential setting within County Durham. It is close to neighbouring villages Pity Me and Newton Hall, giving a sense of community.

Carrville is a former coal‑mining village now part of Belmont Parish, a suburb of Durham. The area has a mix of residential and light industrial sites and a population of about 8,900.

Crossgate Moor is a small civil parish in Durham, known for its historical roots dating back to 1894 when Neville's Cross was established. It offers a quiet rural setting within the DH 1 postal district.

Dragonville is a small locality within the postal district DH 1 of Durham, a cathedral city and civil parish in County Durham. It is named after the English hamlet of Dragonville in County Durham and lies within the administrative area governed by Durham County Council.

Framwellgate Moor is a village and civil parish in County Durham, England, located north of Durham city and neighbouring Pity Me and Newton. It offers a rural setting with local community amenities.

Gilesgate is an inner suburb of Durham, characterised by steep streets and a mix of residential and historic buildings. The area is well connected to the city centre and has a sizeable local population.

Crook is a market town in County Durham, England, situated on the edge of Weardale and sometimes referred to as the "Gateway to Weardale".

High Shincliffe is a small village in County Durham, situated just over a mile southeast of Durham city centre. It offers a quiet rural setting with a modest population and close proximity to the city for amenities.

Houghall is a small hamlet just 1.5 miles south of Durham city centre, offering a quiet rural feel while remaining close to urban amenities. The presence of East Durham College’s Houghall campus provides educational opportunities for residents and nearby students.