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Aberbeeg (Welsh: Aber-bîg) is a
village which lies in both
Blaenau Gwent and
Caerphilly County Borough, in Wales,
within the
historic boundaries of Monmouthshire...
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Aberbeeg railway station served the
village of
Aberbeeg in Monmouthshire, Wales. It was the
junction where the
Monmouthshire Railway and
Canal Company's...
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Illtyd is a
hamlet near
Aberbeeg, in
southeast Wales,
within the
historic boundaries of Monmouthshire. It is
situated on the
mountain road
between Pontypool...
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extension from
Aberbeeg to Ebbw Vale
opened on 19
April 1852.
Journeys between Ebbw Vale and
Newport normally required p****engers to
change at
Aberbeeg, although...
- Ebbw Fach
River (Welsh: Afon Ebwy Fach;
meaning 'little Ebbw river') at
Aberbeeg. The Ebbw Fach is
itself fed by a left-bank tributary, the
River Tyleri...
- word aber
means "river mouth", as in
modern Welsh (Aberystwyth, Aberdare,
Aberbeeg etc.). The
Scottish Gaelic name is Obar
Dheathain (variation: Obairreadhain;...
- (Crymych – Cardigan)
Route 465:
Pontypool –
Hafodyrynys (- Crumlin); (
Aberbeeg -) Cwm –
Beaufort Route 466:
Valleys Route 467:
Sirhowy Valley (Blackwood...
- 1964;
renumbered to A4212 in 1968. B4471 A472 at
Hafodyrynys A4046 at
Aberbeeg B4472 (defunct) A472 at Cwm-dows,
Newbridge A472 in
Crumlin Declassified...
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Green died of
ulcerative colitis on 19
October 1927, at the
hospital in
Aberbeeg, aged just 33. Her
young death was
attributed to
stress caused by the "harshness...
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Llewellyn baronetcy upon the
death of his father,
along with a home in
Aberbeeg, near Abertillery.[citation needed] His
younger brother,
Roddy Llewellyn...
