Suburbs are listed according to the districts in which they are located. Town centres, Group Centres, or suburbs containing group centres, appear in bold. (Some group centresortown centres have names differing from those of the suburbs in which they are located, in which case there may be a separate article listed beside the suburbs.) The date of gazettal of the suburb is appended to its entry.
For a description of Australian Capital Territory's suburbs and urban hierarchy, including districts, town centres and suburbs, see Suburbs of the Australian Capital Territory
In 1927 the provisional suburbs of the Australian Capital Territory were renamed to honour the leaders of Federation, and to retain the earlier names in the district; with the exception of Mugga (the proposed renaming of Red Hill) the new names were gazetted in 1928.[3]
Ainslie was renamed Braddon
South Ainslie was renamed Reid
North Ainslie was renamed Ainslie
Blandfordia was renamed Forrest
Causeway became part of Kingston
Eastlake was renamed Kingston
Manuka and South Blandfordia were combined and renamed Griffith
