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Figure 15a : Sensitivity to Very Large Wind Turbine Development Abergavenny Trefil NP33 17 Rassau Brynmawr Llwyn-on-village 19 Nantyglo NP32 Ebbw Vale 30 Tredegar 28 24 Blaenavon Penderyn 25 10 Rhymney 22 Pontneddfechan NP31 Blaina 27 Merthyr Tydfil 12 18 13 20 23 Hirwaun 9 2 Cwm Abersychan 7 16 Abertillery New Tredegar 29 Aberdare 8 26 6 21 St Illtyd 1 15 Pontypool Aberaman 14 Aberfan Cwmaman Aberbargoed Mountain Ash Bargoed 5 11 Treherbert Maerdy 4 Ferndale Treharris Newbridge Treorchy Blackwood 3 Rhondda Tylorstown Abercynon Cwmbran 3 Tonypandy Pontypridd Legend Sensitivity N Heads of the Valley Study Area Low Sensitivity Medium to High Sensitivity I St John’s Square, London, EC1M 4DH Landscape Units (LU) Low to Medium Sensitivity High Sensitivity P 0207 253 2929 F 0207 253 3900 E [email protected] 0 1.0km 5.0km Medium Sensitivity Reproduced from Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Figure 15b: Pontypool Sensitivity to Very Large Wind Turbine Development Bargoed 8 Oakdale Legend 10 Caerphilly Study Area Treharris Blackwood Newbridge Landscape Units (LU) Gelligaer 5 1. Caerphilly west (Nelson and Abertridwr) 9 2. Caerphilly basin and Lower Rhymney Valley Pontllanfraith 3. South Caerphilly Abercynon Nelson 4. North Caerphilly Abercarn 5. Greater Blackwood 6. Myynddislwyn Cwmbran 7. Risca (Sirhowy and Ebbw Valleys) Ystrad Mynach 8. Pen y fan and land west of Newbridge 9. Mynydd maen 6 10. Greater Newbridge Sensitivity 1 Low Sensitivity Glynoch Low to Medium Sensitivity Cilfynydd Crosskeys Medium Sensitivity Medium to High Sensitivity 7 High Sensitivity Pontypridd 4 Risca Machen Notes: Trethomas Rogerstone 1. Reproduced from Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the controller of Rhydyfelin Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and Caerphilly 2 may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Tonteg 3 Nantgawr N Llantwit Fardre I St John’s Square, London, EC1M 4DH P 0207 253 2929 F 0207 253 3900 E [email protected] 0 1km 3km.

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