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'''Montgomeryshire''' ([[Welsh language|Welsh]]: ''Sir Faldwin'') is a county in eastern Wales. To the north lie the counties [[Merionethshire]] and [[Denbighshire]], to the east is the English county [[Shropshire]]. It is bound to the south by Radnorshire, and to the south-west by [[Cardiganshire]]. The county is landlocked, with its westernmost extreme stopping just short of the [[River Dyfi|Dyfi]] estuary. The county town is Montgomery. The largest settlement in the county is Newtown (Welsh: ''Y Drenewydd'').
'''Montgomeryshire''' ([[Welsh language|Welsh]]: ''Sir Faldwyn'') is a county in eastern Wales. To the north lie the counties [[Merionethshire]] and [[Denbighshire]], to the east is the English county [[Shropshire]]. It is bound to the south by Radnorshire, and to the south-west by [[Cardiganshire]]. The county is landlocked, with its westernmost extreme stopping just short of the [[River Dyfi|Dyfi]] estuary. The county town is Montgomery. The largest settlement in the county is Newtown (Welsh: ''Y Drenewydd'').
The county is sparsely populated and mainly mountainous. According to [[Wikishire]], the county has a population of just under 62,000.<ref>[https://wikishire.co.uk/map/#Montgomeryshire/centre=52.612,-3.434/zoom=10 Wikishire:Great Britain and Ireland - interactive map]</ref>
The county is sparsely populated and mainly mountainous. According to [[Wikishire]], the county has a population of just under 62,000.<ref>[https://wikishire.co.uk/map/#Montgomeryshire/centre=52.612,-3.434/zoom=10 Wikishire:Great Britain and Ireland - interactive map]</ref>
==References==
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[[Category:Welsh Counties]]
[[Category:Welsh Counties]]