Ceredigion

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Ceredigion is a county in Mid Wales. The county was created as Cardiganshire (Welsh: Sir Aberteifi) in 1282 in the area of the former Kingdom of Ceredigion. The historic county was abolished in 1974 and reconstituted in 1996 as Ceredigion.

The county had a population of 75,900 at the 2011 UK census. Aberystwyth is the largest town and one of two administrative centres, along with Aberaeron.

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• Aberarth

• Adpar

• Bethania

• Beulah

• Borth

• Bridgend

• Brithdir

• Brongest

• Brongwyn

• Bronwydd

• Brynafan

• Bryngwyn

• Cellan

• Cenarth

• Cilgwyn

• Clarach

• Cribyn

• Cwm-cou

• Cwmerfyn

• Dihewyd

• Dole

• Dolgerdd

• Dollwen

• Dre-fach

• Dyffryn

• Furnace

• Garth

• Glandyfi

• Glanwern

• Glasgoed

• Goginan

• Gorrig

• Gorsgoch

• Gwbert

• Hawen

• Henfynyw

• Henllan

• Horeb

• Llanafan

• Llanarth

• Llandre

• Llangybi

• Llanilar

• Llanio

• Llechryd

• Lledrod

• Morfa

• Moriah

• Nebo

• Panteg

• Parcllyn

• Penbryn

• Penglais

• Penllwyn

• Penmorfa

• Pennant

• Penparc

• Penybont

• Pisgah

• Plwmp

• Rhyd

• Rhydowen

• Salem

• Sarnau

• Silian

• Tal-sarn

• Trefilan

• Tregaron

• Tregroes

• Tremain

• Tresaith

• Trisant

• Tynewydd

• Wenallt

• Y Ferwig

• Y Gors

• Ynyslas