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[[File:Gatehouse on Monnow Bridge - geograph.org.uk - 1241351.jpg|thumb|Porta urbis Monemutae in ponte[[Pons Mynwy (Monemuta)|Ponte Mynwy]] aedificata]]

Ibi saeculo I medio Romani castellum aedificaverunt (nomine [[Blestium]]) vicumque adiacentem ubi opera ferrea perficiebant. Quae aedificia, Romanis saeculo IV exeunte recedentibus, in ruinisruinas lapserunt. Eodem loco [[Normanni]], Angliae conquisitores, e novo [[castellum Monemutense|castellum]] erexerunt quod ante annum 1087 eminebat; eo anno in [[Liber Wintoniae|Libro Wintoniae]] enumeratur. [[Pons Mynwy (Monemuta)|Pons Mynwy]] mediaevalis quo flumen Mynwy transitur, porta lapidea munitus, singularis in suo genere ad tempus nostrum servatur. Castellum postea ad familiam [[Lancastria (domus regnatrix)|Lancastrensem]] pertinebat; ibi natus est anno [[1387]] rex [[Henricus V (rex Angliae)|Henricus V]]. Comitatus [[Monemutensis comitatus|Monemutensis]] annis 1536/1542 constitutus est, capite urbe Monemuta. <!-- Monmouth later became a [[tourism|tourist centre]] at the heart of the [[Wye Valley]], as well as a [[market]] town. It now acts as a shopping and service centre, and as a focus of educational and cultural activities, for its surrounding rural area, and is linked by the [[A40 road]] to the [[M4 motorway]] at [[Newport]] and the [[M50 motorway (Great Britain)|M50]] at [[Ross-on-Wye]]. In 2011, [[WP:GLAM/MonmouthpediA|MonmouthpediA]] was set up as the first Wikipedia project in the world to cover a whole town. -->