Including the hundreds (administrative areas) of:
- Diss, including the villages and towns of:
- Diss
- Roydon
- Brisingham (now Bressingham)
- Fersfield
- Shelfhanger (now Shelfanger)
- Burston
- Osmundeston, or Scole (now Scole)
- Thorp-parva, or Little Thorp (now merged into Thorpe Abbotts)
- Frense (now Frenze)
- Thelton (now Thelveton)
- Shimpling
- Gissing
- Winfarthing
- Dickleburgh
- Titshall (now Tivetshall)
- Giltcross, including the villages and towns of:
- Giltcross
- Lopham
- Norton
- Gatesthorp (now Gasthorpe)
- Garboldesham
- Ridlesworth (now Riddlesworth)
- Rushworth (now Rushford)
- Snarehill-House (now Snarehill)
- West-Herling (now West Harling)
- Little-Herling, now called Middle-Herling (now Harling)
- Market-Herling, or East-Herling (now East Harling)
- Quidenham
- Banham
- Shropham, including the villages and towns of:
- Old-Bukenham (now Old Buckenham)
- New-Bukenham (now New Buckenham)
- Eccles
- Harpham (now Hargham)
- Snetterton
- Lerling (now Larling)
- Rowdham (now Roudham)
- Bridgham
- Bretenham (now Brettenham)
- Illington
- Shropham
- Hocham (now largely Great Hockham)
- Little Hocham (now Little Hockham)
- East, or Great Wrotham (now merged into Wretham)
- West, or North Wrotham (now merged into Wretham)
- Wrotham-Thorp, or Little Wrotham, now Thorp-House (now merged into Wretham)
- Rockland-Toft (now Rocklands / Rockland All Saints; Rockland St Peter is covered in Volume 2)
- Great Elingham (now Great Ellingham)
- Besthorp (now Besthorpe)
- Atleburgh (now Attleborough)
- Kilverstone
All other place names ostensibly remained unchanged from 1736 to the present day (2009).