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[[File:Gatehouse on Monnow Bridge - geograph.org.uk - 1241351.jpg|thumb|Porta urbis Monemutae in ponte aedificata]]

'''Monemuta''' ([[Cambrice]] ''Trefynwy''; [[Anglice]] ''Monmouth'' {{IPA|ˈmɒnməθ}}) est urbs parva in [[Cambria]] orientali ad ostia fluminis [[Monnow]] sita quae ibi cum [[Wye]] confluit. A [[Cardiffa]] fere 55 km distat, a [[Londinium|Londinio]] [[Anglia]]e capite fere 160 km. In [[regio principalis (Cambria)|regione principali]] [[Monemutensis|Monemutensi]] iacet quae ab ipsa urbe nomen tenet. Anno 2001 homines 8,877 ibi habitabant. <!-- The town was the site of a small [[Roman Britain|Roman]] fort, [[Blestium]], and became established after the [[Normans]] built a [[Monmouth Castle|castle]] here after 1067. Its [[mediæval]] [[Monnow Bridge|stone gated bridge]] is the only one of its type remaining in Britain. The castle later came into the possession of the [[House of Lancaster]], and was the birthplace of King [[Henry V of England|Henry V]] in 1387. In 1536, it became the county town of [[Monmouthshire (historic)|Monmouthshire]].