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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]].
The highest point in Cardiganshire is [[Pen Pumlumon Fawr]] which, standing 2,467 ft above sea-level, forms part of the Plynlimon (or Pumlumon) massif of the Cambrian Mountains and is where the [[River Severn]] (Welsh: ''Afon Hafren'') has its source.
==Administration==
==Administration==
Cardiganshire is co-terminus with the administrative county of [[Ceredigion County Council]].
Cardiganshire is co-terminus with the administrative county of [[Ceredigion County Council]].
[[Category:Welsh Counties]]
[[Category:Welsh Counties]]