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Monmouthshire info
Monmouthshire (Welsh: Sir Fynwy)
is a traditional county and principal area in
south-east Wales.
The traditional county of Monmouthshire includes
Newport, and borders Gloucestershire to the east,
Herefordshire to the northeast, Brecknockshire
to the north, and Glamorgan to the west. The county
also includes the exclave of Welsh Bicknor, locally
situate a short distance east of Monmouthshire's
eastern border, sandwiched between the borders
of Gloucestershire and Herefordshire. For administrative
purposes this has been part of Herefordshire since
1844.The chief rivers are the Wye (much of which
forms the border with Gloucestershire), the Usk
and the Rhymney (which forms the border with Glamorgan).
The county has a diverse industrial base including
agriculture, electronics, engineering, tourism
and service industries.
The current administrative area was created in
1996 and covers the eastern half of the traditional
county - namely the following towns:
Abergavenny, Bettws Newydd , Blackrock , Blaenawey
, Bont , Bryngwyn
Caer Llan , Caerwent , Caldicot , Chapel Hill
, Chepstow , Clydach , Coed Morgan , Coed-y-paen
, Crick , Croes y pant , Croes Hywel , Cross Ash
, Crossway , Cwmcarvan , Cwmyoy, Devauden , Dingestow
, Dixton, Earlswood, Gaerllwyd , Gilwern , Glascoed
, Goetre , Govilon , Great Oak , Grosmont , Gwehelog
, Gwernesney , Highmoor Hill , Hoaldalbert , Itton
Common , Kemeys Commander
Kilgwrrwg Common , Kingcoed, Little Mill , Llanarth
, Llanbadoc , Llancayo , Llanddewi Rhydderch ,
Llandegveth , Llandenny , Llandevenny , Llandogo
, Llanellen , Llanelly , Llanfihangel Rogiet ,
Llanfihangel Crucorney , Llanfoist , Llangattock.
Lingoed , Llangattock-Vibon-Avel , Llangovan ,
Llangua , Llangwm-isaf , Llangybi , Llanhennock
, Llanishen , Llanllywel , Llanover , Llansoy
, Llanthony , Llantilio Crossenny , Llantilio
Pertholey , Llantrisant , Llanvair-Discoed , Llanvapley
, Llanvetherine , Llanvihangel-Ystern-Llewern
, Llanvihangel Gobion, Magor , Mamhilad , Mardy
, Mathern , Mitchel Troy , Mitcheltroy Common
, Monkswood , Monmouth , Mounton , Mynydd-bach
Nant-y-derry , New Inn , New Mills , Newbridge-on-Usk
, Newcastle , Newchurch
Oldcastle, Pandy , Parkhouse , Pen-groes-oped
, Pen-yr-hoel , Pen-y-cae-mawr , Pen-y-clawdd
, Pen-twyn , Penallt , Penperlleni , Penrhos ,
Portskewett , Pwllmeyric
Raglan, Redbrook , Rhyd-y-meirch , Rockfield ,
Rogiet, Shirenewton , Skenfrith , St Arvans ,
St Brides Netherwent , Sudbrook The Bryn , Tintern
Parva , Tredunnock , Tregare , Trelleck Grange
, Trelleck , Twyn-y-Sheriff, Undy , Upper Green
, Usk,
Wernyrheolydd , Whitebrook , Wolvesnewton and
Wonastow.
It was formed on April 1, 1996 as a successor
to the previous district of Monmouth along with
a small part of the former Blaenau Gwent district.
It is interesting to note that the Administrative
Headquarters for Monmouthshire are to be found
in Cwmbran, which is no longer in the county,
being instead in the neighbouring borough of Torfaen.
About Wales
Wales is a Celtic country and
one of the four constituent parts of the United
Kingdom (along with England, Scotland, and Northern
Ireland). Wales is located in the south-west of
Great Britain, and is bordered by England to the
east, the Bristol Channel to the south, St George's
Channel in the west, and the Irish Sea to the
north.
The main population and industrial areas are
in South Wales, consisting of the cities of Cardiff,
Swansea and Newport
and surrounding areas.
Wales
towns
Aberaeron |
Abercarn |
Aberdare |
Abergavenny |
Abergele |
Aberporth |
Abersychan |
Abertillery |
Aberystwyth |
Amlwch |
Ammanford |
Anglesey |
Bala |
Gwynedd |
Bargoed |
Barmouth |
Barry |
Beaumaris |
Bethesda |
Betws-y-Coed |
Blackwood |
Blaenavon |
Brackla |
Bridgend |
Briton Ferry |
Brynmawr |
Buckley |
Builth Wells |
Caerphilly |
Caersws |
Caldicot |
Chepstow |
Chirk |
Cilgerran |
Colwyn Bay |
Connah's Quay |
Conwy |
Corwen |
Cowbridge |
Criccieth |
Crickhowell |
Crumlin |
Crymych |
Cwmbran |
Cwmcarn |
Ebbw Vale |
Ewloe |
Felinheli |
Fishguard |
Flint |
Glanamman |
Glynneath |
Goodwick |
Gorseinon |
Harlech |
Hawarden |
Holyhead |
Holywell |
Kidwelly |
Knighton |
Lampeter |
Laugharne |
Llan Ffestiniog |
Llandeilo |
Llandovery |
Llandrindod Wells |
Llandudno |
Llandudno Junction |
Llanelli |
Llanfair Caereinion |
Llanfairfechan |
Llanfyllin |
Llangefni |
Llangollen |
Llanrwst |
Llantrisant |
Llantwit Major |
Llanwchaiarn |
Llanwrtyd Wells |
Llanymynech |
Llwynypia |
Loughor |
Machynlleth |
Maerdy |
Maesteg |
Menai Bridge |
Mold |
Mostyn |
Mountain Ash |
Narberth |
Nefyn |
New Quay |
Newborough |
Newbridge |
Newcastle Emlyn |
Newport |
Newtown |
Old Colwyn |
Overton-on-Dee |
Penarth |
Pencoed |
Penmaenmawr |
Pontardawe |
Pontrhydyfen |
Pontypool |
Pontypridd |
Porth |
Porthcawl |
Porthmadog |
Prestatyn |
Pwllheli |
Queensferry |
Rhayader |
Rhosllanerchrugog |
Rhuddlan |
Rhyl |
Rhymney |
Risca |
Saltney |
Shotton |
St Clears |
St Asaph |
Talgarth |
Tenby |
Tondu |
Tonypandy |
Tredegar |
Tregaron |
Treorchy |
Tywyn |
Usk |
Whitland |
Wrexham |
Ynyshir |
Ystrad Mynach |
Ystradgynlais |
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