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Torfaen

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Also known as County Borough of Torfaen, Torfaen County Borough, Tor-faen, Torfaen Borough

Principal Area mit dem Status eines County Borough im Südosten von Wales

Key facts

Settlement.name
Torfaen County Borough
Settlement.settlement_type
County borough
Settlement.image_shield
Arms of Torfaen County Borough Council.svg
Settlement.motto
United We Serve
Settlement.map_caption
Torfaen shown within Wales
Settlement.subdivision_type
Sovereign state
Settlement.subdivision_name
United Kingdom
Settlement.subdivision_type1
Country
Settlement.subdivision_name1
Wales
Settlement.subdivision_type2
Region
Settlement.subdivision_type3
Preserved county
Settlement.subdivision_name3
Gwent
Settlement.established_title
Incorporated
Settlement.established_date
1 April 1974
Settlement.established_title1
Unitary authority
Settlement.established_date1
1 April 1996
Settlement.seat_type
AdministrativeHQ
Settlement.seat
Pontypool

via Wikipedia infobox

Wikidata facts

Named after
Afon Lwyd
Located in
Gwent
Capital
Pontypool
Official language
English language
Population
93049
Area
125.6987
Shares border with
Caerphilly County Borough
Official website
www.torfaen.gov.uk
Image
Big Pit, Blaenavon.jpg
Motto
Gyda'n gilydd mewn Gwasnaeth
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P12749
Yiddish
inception
1974-04-01
Commons category
Torfaen
topic's main category
Category:Torfaen
different from
Torfaen
replaces
Gwent
category of associated people
Category:People from Torfaen
twinned administrative body
Karlsruhe
contains settlement
Cwmbran
language used
English language
historic county
Monmouthshire
Sources (15)

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Article · Deutsch

Torfaen ist eine Principal Area mit dem Status eines County Borough im Südosten von Wales. Der Name Torfaen bedeutet auf walisisch wörtlich Felsenbrecher und meint die Landschaft entlang des Laufs des bei Blaenavon entspringenden Afon Llwyd („grauer Fluss“).

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