| Sir Benfro (cy) Pembrokeshire (en) |
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 Soiaghey Hir Benfro er caslys-çheerey Vretin |
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 Soiaghey Hir Benfro |
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| Co-ordnaidyn: 51°50′42″N 04°50′32″W / 51.845°N 4.84222°W | |||
| Çheer | .svg.png.webp){kind=small} Reeriaght Unnaneysit |
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| Çheer cho-ayrnagh |  Bretyn |
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| Coontae Freilt | Dyfed | ||
| Shenn choontae | Sir Benfro | ||
| Bunneeaght | |||
| - 1138 | Coontae phalateenagh | ||
| - 1889 | Coontae reiragh (Slattys Gurneilys Ynnydagh 1888) | ||
| - 1972 | Ayns Dyfed myr Preseli as De Sir Benfro (Slattys Gurneilys Ynnydagh 1972) | ||
| - 1996 | Ard-ard (Slattys Gurneilys Ynnydagh (Bretin) 1994) | ||
| Ard-oik reiragh | Hwlffordd | ||
| Reiltys | |||
| - Sorçh | Lught-reill unnaneagh | ||
| - Colught | Coonceil Hir Benfro | ||
| - OHAyn | Angela Burns (C) Paul Davies (C) |
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| - MPyn | Simon Hart (C) Stephen Crabb (C) |
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| - OAOyn | John Bufton, Jill Evans, Kay Swinburne, Derek Vaughan | ||
| Eaghtyr | |||
| - Yn clane | 1,590 km² (613.9 mi ker) | ||
| Earroo yn phobble (2007) | |||
| - Yn clane | 117,900 (14oo) | ||
| - Glooaght y phobble | 74/km² (191.7/mi ker) | ||
| Kynneeaght[1] | |||
| - Bane | 99.10% | ||
| - meshtit | 0.32% | ||
| - Aishanagh | 0.26% | ||
| - Gorrym | 0.07% | ||
| - elley | 0.23% | ||
| Çhengey[2] | |||
| - Bretnish | 24% | ||
| Cryss hraa | Traa Mean Ghreenwich (UTC+0) | ||
| - Sourey (TTSL) | Traa Houree Ghoaldagh (UTC+1) | ||
| ISO 3166-2 | GB-PEM | ||
| Coad ONS | 00NS | ||
| NUTS 3 | UKL14 | ||
| Rheynn-reih Hionnal Ashoonagh Vretin | Caerfyrddin Heear as Sir Benfro Yiass Preseli Sir Benfro |
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| Rheynn-reih Ard-whaiyl Hostyn | Caerfyrddin Heear as Sir Benfo Yiass Preseli Sir Benfro |
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| Rheynn-reih ny h-Oarpey | Bretyn | ||
| Ynnyd-eggey | www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk | ||
She coontae ayns Bretin Heear Yiass eh Sir Benfro ("Coontae Penfro"), as Hwlffordd balley reiragh y choontae. Ta ard-valley sloo yn Vretyn Vooar, Tyddewi, aynsyn.
Baljyn as baljyn beg ayns Sir Benfro
- Hwlffordd (Haverfordwest)
- Doc Penfro (Pembroke Dock)
- Aberdaugleddau (Milford Haven)
- Abergwaun (Fishguard)
- Dinbych-y-Pysgod (Tenby)
- Saundersfoot
- Arberth (Narberth)
- Neyland
- Trefdraeth (Newport)
- Tyddewi (St David's)
Imraaghyn
- ↑ Pembrokeshire. Ethnic Group (UV09). Office for National Statistics. Feddynit er 2011-10-11.
- ↑ Pembrokeshire. Welsh Language Skills (UV84). Office for National Statistics. Feddynit er 2011-10-11.
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