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Nestled in the Sirhowy Valley just seven miles northwest of Newport, Cwmfelinfach is a village shaped by its industrial heritage and its steep, wooded surroundings. Originally a small farming community, it grew significantly with the opening of the Nine Mile Point Colliery in the early 20th century, and the terraced rows that climb the valley sides still reflect that history today. Geographically, it’s a linear settlement squeezed between the river and the hills, which gives it a sense of being tucked away despite its proximity to the M4. The Sirhowy Valley Country Park runs right alongside the village, offering direct access to the old railway paths which are now popular for cycling and walking toward Ynysddu or Blackwood. While the heavy industry is long gone, the village retains a quiet, functional character, with its local primary school, community hall, and a few small shops serving as the main focal points for daily life.