Welsh-speaking Wales

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Welsh-speaking Wales is the predominantly Welsh-language heartland of Wales, known for its strong preservation of Welsh culture, traditions, and identity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural region
alsoKnownAs Welsh-language heartland
Y Fro Gymraeg NERFINISHED
country Wales
culturalSignificance core area of contemporary Welsh identity
symbol of Welsh language vitality
dominantLanguage Welsh language
hasCharacteristic high proportion of Welsh speakers
strong Welsh cultural identity
strong preservation of Welsh traditions
strong use of Welsh in community life
strong use of Welsh in daily life
strong use of Welsh in education
strong use of Welsh in local media
strong use of Welsh in religious life
hasCulturalPractice Eisteddfodau NERFINISHED
Welsh folk dance
Welsh folk music
Welsh storytelling
Welsh-language chapel traditions
hasDemographicFeature higher percentage of Welsh speakers than rest of Wales
intergenerational transmission of Welsh
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
public sector employment
tourism
hasInstitutionalSupport Welsh-language chapels
Welsh-language community groups
Welsh-language local media
Welsh-medium schools
hasLanguage Welsh language
hasMinorityLanguage English language
hasPolicyRelevance focus area for Welsh language planning
priority area for Welsh-medium education
hasRegion Anglesey NERFINISHED
Carmarthenshire NERFINISHED
Ceredigion NERFINISHED
Gwynedd NERFINISHED
parts of Conwy
parts of Denbighshire
parts of Pembrokeshire
parts of Powys
historicalContinuity continuous Welsh-speaking tradition from early medieval period
languageStatus Welsh used in local commerce
Welsh used in local government services
Welsh widely used as community language
locatedIn Wales
partOf Wales NERFINISHED

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Teifi Valley culturalRegionOf Welsh-speaking Wales