Islwyn

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Islwyn is a former local government district and historic area in south Wales, named after the River Ebbw and known for its coal-mining heritage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former local government district
historic area
adminHq Newbridge NERFINISHED
containsCommunity Cwmfelinfach NERFINISHED
containsTown Blackwood NERFINISHED
Newbridge NERFINISHED
Risca NERFINISHED
containsValley Ebbw Valley NERFINISHED
country Wales
electoralNameUsedFor Islwyn (Senedd constituency) NERFINISHED
Islwyn (UK Parliament constituency) NERFINISHED
existedFrom 1974
existedUntil 1996
formedUnderAct Local Government Act 1972 NERFINISHED
governingBodyType district council
hasHeritage coal mining
ironworking
hasTransportHistory coal railways
valley railway lines
historicIndustry coal mining
heavy industry
knownFor coal-mining heritage
language English
Welsh
locatedIn south Wales NERFINISHED
locatedInValleyOf River Ebbw NERFINISHED
namedAfter River Ebbw NERFINISHED
partOf historic county of Monmouthshire
region Gwent NERFINISHED
replacedBy Blaenau Gwent County Borough NERFINISHED
Caerphilly County Borough NERFINISHED

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