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Damerham Hundred is made up of a number of detached parts, some in the north and some in the south of the county of Wiltshire. At the end of the 19th century some of the southern parishes were transferred to Hampshire. In the northern sections some parishes are to be found in either Malmesbury Hundred or Chippenham Hundred as well as in Damerham. To see the hundred within the county, see Map of the Hundreds of Wiltshire, 1832, a map from HMSO Boundary Commissioners, dated 1832, provided by A Vision of Britain through Time.
The Hundred and its individual parishes are not covered in the Victoria County History for Hampshire
List of Parishes
| Parish | Description | Notes
| | Christian Malford | parish (ancient), civil parish | in the north of the county
| | Compton Chamberlayne | parish (ancient), civil parish | also known as Compton Chamberlain, in the south of the county
| | Damerham | parish (ancient), civil parish | in Hampshire since 1895.
| | Grittleton | parish (ancient), civil parish | in the north of the county
| | Kingston Deverill | parish (ancient), civil parish | in the south of the county
| | Kington Langley | tything, chapelry, civil parish | in the north of the county
| | Kington St. Michael | parish (ancient), civil parish | in the north of the county
| | Longbridge Deverill | parish (ancient), civil parish | in the south of the county
| | Martin | chapelry, civil parish | in Hampshire since 1895 (once part of Damerham parish
| | Monkton Deverill | chapelry, civil parish | in the south of the county
| | Nettleton | parish (ancient), civil parish | in the north of the county
| | Toyd Farm with Allenford | extra parochial area, civil parish | in Hampshire since 1895.
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