Bridport North

Bridport North encompasses the residential streets and local amenities extending from the town centre towards the coastal hinterland. The area is characterised by a mix of housing, from Victorian terraces to modern developments, set along roads that gradually rise to offer views of the surrounding hills. It functions primarily as a community-focused neighbourhood, with several schools, small convenience stores, and green spaces like St. Mary's Field serving local needs.

The area's identity is closely linked to its historical rope and net making industry, with street names such as Ropemakers and the presence of former factory buildings hinting at this past. A notable local feature is the annual Bridport Hat Festival, which often involves community participation from this part of town. The western edges lead towards the River Brit and the route to West Bay, connecting the neighbourhood to the broader landscape of valleys and farmland.