Abertysswg Welsh:Abertyswg
Abertysswg Location withinCaerphilly
OS grid reference	SO131056
Principal area	Caerphilly
Preserved county	Gwent
Country	Wales
Sovereign state	United Kingdom
Post town	Tredegar
Postcode district	NP22
Dialling code	01685
Police	Gwent
Fire	South Wales
Ambulance	Welsh
UK Parliament	Blaenau Gwent and Rhymney
Senedd Cymru – Welsh Parliament	Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney
List of places UK Wales Caerphilly 51°44′32″N3°15′36″W / 51.74234°N 3.26001°W /51.74234; -3.26001

Abertysswg (Welsh:Abertyswg) is a village in thecounty borough ofCaerphilly, Wales, within thehistoric boundaries ofMonmouthshire.

Situated in theSouth Wales Valleys, Abertysswg is a small village located to the east ofPontlottyn and south-east ofRhymney. The nearest major town isMerthyr Tydfil. TheRhymney River lies just west of the village.Abertysswg is overlooked to the south by Twyn Cornicyll above Coed Cefn Rhychdir. The village came into being in 1895-1900 throughindustrialisation brought by the development of Abertysswg Colliery, the first shaft of which was sunk in 1897.

The village is within theSouth Wales Coalfield and used to have a pit at the end of Westville, although the mine closed in 1969. Most of the village's industry is now small scale retail. Abertysswg has avillage shop,Post Office, takeaway and has two clubs.

The village has had some renovation work completed on it in the newmillennium. A new park/recreation area has been built, and a brand new community centre stands at the top of the village.

• Jack Howells, film director, winner of the 1963 Academy Award for his short documentary filmDylan Thomas.
• Colin Lewis, an ex professional road cyclist, who was the first Welsh rider to compete in the Tour De France.

TheDoctor WhoBig Finish Productions audio drama Black Thursday is set in the village.

• Evans, Marion, (1994), A Portrait of Rhymney with cameos of Pontlottyn, Tafarnaubach, Princetown, Abertysswg and Fochriw, volume 1. Old Bakehouse Publications.ISBN 1-874538-40-9.
• Evans, Marion, (1995), A Portrait of Rhymney with cameos of Pontlottyn, Tafarnaubach, Princetown, Abertysswg and Fochriw, volume 2. Old Bakehouse Publications.ISBN 1-874538-70-0.
• Evans, Marion, (1996), A Portrait of Rhymney with cameos of Pontlottyn, Tafarnaubach, Princetown, Abertysswg and Fochriw, volume 3. Old Bakehouse Publications.ISBN 1-874538-41-7.
• Evans, Marion, (1998), A Portrait of Rhymney with cameos of Pontlottyn, Tafarnaubach, Princetown, Abertysswg and Fochriw, volume 4. Old Bakehouse Publications.ISBN 1-874538-02-6.
• Evans, Marion, (2009), A Portrait of Rhymney with cameos of Pontlottyn, Tafarnaubach, Princetown, Abertysswg and Fochriw, volume 5. Old Bakehouse Publications.ISBN 978-1-905967-20-9.

• www.geograph.co.uk : photos of Abertysswg and surrounding area
• Welsh Coal Mines website - research the history of the local pit

• Villages in Caerphilly County Borough

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