Torfaen
She co-chorp coontae ayns Bretin Yiass eh Torfaen, as y balley Torfaen hene balley reiragh y choontae.
Torfaen (cy) | |||
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— Ard-ard — | |||
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Jarroo-raa: United we serve "Neemayd shirveish ry-cheilley" |
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Co-ordnaidyn: 51°39′N 03°02′W / 51.650°N 3.033°W | |||
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Coontae Freilt | Gwent | ||
Coontae shendeeagh | Sir Fynwy | ||
Bunneeaght | |||
- 1974 | Slyst Ghyfed (Slattys Gurneilys Ynnydagh 1972) | ||
- 1996 | Ard-ard (Slattys Gurneilys Ynnydagh (Bretin) 1994) | ||
Ard-oik reiragh | Pont-y-pŵl | ||
Reiltys | |||
- Sorçh | Lught-reill unnaneagh | ||
- Colught | Coonceil Choontae Cho-chorp Horfaen | ||
- OHAyn | Leanne Neagle (L & CO) | ||
- MPyn | Paul Murphy (L) | ||
- OAOyn | John Bufton, Jill Evans, Kay Swinburne, Derek Vaughan | ||
Eaghtyr | |||
- Yn clane | 126 km² (48.6 mi ker) | ||
Earroo yn phobble (2007) | |||
- Yn clane | 91,100 (17oo) | ||
- Glooaght y phobble | 75/km² (194.2/mi ker) | ||
Kynneeaght[1] | |||
- Bane | 99.06% | ||
- meshtit | 0.38% | ||
- Aishanagh | 0.26% | ||
- Gorrym | 0.09% | ||
- elley | 0.20% | ||
Çhengey[2] | |||
- Bretnish | 13% | ||
Cryss hraa | Traa Mean Ghreenwich (UTC+0) | ||
- Sourey (TTSL) | Traa Houree Ghoaldagh (UTC+1) | ||
ISO 3166-2 | GB-TOF | ||
Coad ONS | 00PM | ||
NUTS 3 | UKL16 | ||
Rheynn-reih Hionnal Ashoonagh Vretin | Torfaen | ||
Rheynn-reih Ard-whaiyl Hostyn | Torfaen | ||
Rheynn-reih ny h-Oarpey | Bretyn | ||
Ynnyd-eggey | www.torfaen.gov.uk |