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'''Cardiganshire''' ([[Welsh Language|Welsh]]: '''''Ceredigion''''' or '''''Sir Aberteifi''''') is a maritime [[Traditional counties|traditional county]] in western [[Wales]], which is bound in [[Cardigan Bay]], an inlet of the [[Irish Sea]], in the west. Aside from the narrow coastal plain, the county is dominated by rugged mountains. The traditional county town is [[Cardigan, Wales|Cardigan]] whilst the largest settlement is [[Aberystwyth]]. | '''Cardiganshire''' ([[Welsh Language|Welsh]]: '''''Ceredigion''''' or '''''Sir Aberteifi''''') is a maritime [[Traditional counties|traditional county]] in western [[Wales]], which is bound in [[Cardigan Bay]], an inlet of the [[Irish Sea]], in the west. Aside from the narrow coastal plain, the county is dominated by rugged mountains. The traditional county town is [[Cardigan, Wales|Cardigan]] whilst the largest settlement is [[Aberystwyth]]. | ||
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Cardiganshire (Welsh: Ceredigion or Sir Aberteifi) is a maritime traditional county in western Wales, which is bound in Cardigan Bay, an inlet of the Irish Sea, in the west. Aside from the narrow coastal plain, the county is dominated by rugged mountains. The traditional county town is Cardigan whilst the largest settlement is Aberystwyth.