In which county is Bristol, UK?
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It's not technically in any county anymore, it's just the city by itself.
In the past, when county boundaries were more strict and counties had more significance in UK local government, Bristol has been in both Somerset and Avon. Avon no longer exists.
um - does UK ring a bell?
Very sorry, I read COUNTRY, when you were asking which COUNTY. My mistake
And sorry about the sarcasm. My bad!
Avon
Bristol is a city and county, so technically it is in Bristol!
I get post labelled 'Somerset' 'South Gloucestershire' and 'Avon' - it all seems to get through!
Some of my friends use the term Cuba - County that used to be Avon (Avon was abolished several years ago, but it is retained by some public service organisations like the fire service)
Somerset or Avon
Bristol is in Avon
its in Avon, well it used to be, they might have changed it to North Somerset, or South Gloucester, boundaries cahnge so fast these days!
bristol's a unitary authority
its near wales i have family there
an interesting question, it used to be in the county of Avon, however i don't think that any longer exists, if you look on a map it appears to be in Somerset, however the Gloucestershire cricket team play in bristol. So its one of the two, either somerset or gloucestershire
Bristol is in Avon but take a 5 minute drive over the water and you will be in a different country called Wales take a trip round Cardiff and they are a better lot of people more polite and better looking lol
Bristol is in the county of Avon in uk
It used to be in Avon. Now I think it is in North Somerset.
Avon
think its Avon
It's in Avon. Why are people saying Avon no longer exists? Where did it go? lol
Bristol has ALWAYS been a county in its own right.
The County of Avon was created on 1st April 1974 out of a bit of Somerset, and was so costly it was scraped and replaced by 4 smaller counties on 1st April 1996.
Bristol is no longer in Avon, as others have said - it's a city and a county.
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