Sir Fynwy
| Sir Fynwy (cy) Monmouthshire (en) |
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| Co-ordnaidyn: 51°47′06″N 02°52′21″W / 51.78500°N 2.87250°W | |
| Çheer | .svg){kind=small} Reeriaght Unnaneysit |
| Çheer cho-ayrnagh |  Bretyn |
| Coontae Freilt | Gwent |
| Coontae shendeeagh | Sir Fynwy |
| Bunneeaght | |
| - 1535-1542 | Coontae shennaghyssagh (Slattyssyn Leigh Vretin 1535-1542) |
| - 1974 | Ayns Gwent (Slattys Gurneilys Ynnydagh 1972) |
| - 1996 | Ard-ard (Slattys Gurneilys Ynnydagh (Bretin) 1994) |
| Ard-oik reiragh | Cwmbrân |
| Reiltys | |
| - Sorçh | Lught-reill unnaneagh |
| - Colught | Coonceil Hir Fynwy |
| - OHAyn | Nick Ramsey (C) |
| - MPyn | David Davies (C) |
| - OAOyn | John Bufton, Jill Evans, Kay Swinburne, Derek Vaughan |
| Eaghtyr | |
| - Yn clane | 850 km² (328.2 mi ker) |
| Earroo yn phobble (2007) | |
| - Yn clane | 88,200 (18oo) |
| - Glooaght y phobble | 104/km² (269.4/mi ker) |
| Kynneeaght[1] | |
| - Bane | 98.86% |
| - meshtit | 0.41% |
| - Aishanagh | 0.36% |
| - Gorrym | 0.09% |
| - elley | 0.27% |
| Çhengey[2] | |
| - Bretnish | 11% |
| Cryss hraa | Traa Mean Ghreenwich (UTC+0) |
| - Sourey (TTSL) | Traa Houree Ghoaldagh (UTC+1) |
| ISO 3166-2 | GB-MON |
| Coad ONS | 00PP |
| NUTS 3 | UKL21 |
| Rheynn-reih Hionnal Ashoonagh Vretin | Mynwy |
| Rheynn-reih Ard-whaiyl Hostyn | Mynwy |
| Rheynn-reih ny h-Oarpey | Bretyn |
| Ynnyd-eggey | www.monmouthshire.gov.uk |
She coontae ayns Bretin Yiass eh Sir Fynwy. She Trefynwy eh balley coontae tradishoonagh echey, agh ta Cwmbrân balley reiragh y choontae jeianagh.
Baljyn as baljyn beg ayns Sir Fynwy
- Trefynwy (Monmouth)
- Cas-gwent (Chepstow)
- Caerwent
- Cil-y-Coed (Caldicot)
- Y Fenni (Abergavenny)
Imraaghyn
- ↑ Monmouthshire. Ethnic Group (UV09). Office for National Statistics. Feddynit er 2011-10-26.
- ↑ Monmouthshire. Welsh Language Skills (UV84). Office for National Statistics. Feddynit er 2011-10-26.
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