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Gwalia is an
archaic Welsh name for Wales. It
derives from the
Medieval Latin Wallia,[citation needed]
which in turn is a
Latinisation of the Old English...
- The
Gwalia Gold Mine is
located at
Gwalia, a few
kilometres south of Leonora,
Western Australia. It was
originally established by
Welsh miners in the...
- Sons of
Gwalia was a
Western Australian mining company that
mined gold, tantalum, spodumene,
lithium and tin. It was Australia's third-largest gold producer...
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Gwalia is a
former gold-mining town
located 233
kilometres (145 mi)
north of
Kalgoorlie and 828
kilometres (514 mi) east of
Perth in
Western Australia's...
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Gwalia is an
archaic Welsh name for Wales.
Gwalia may also
refer to:
Gwalia, Liverpool,
building D.
Gwalia,
musician Gwalia Singers (Swansea), male voice...
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Gwalia in Liverpool,
England is a
Grade II
listed building. It was
built between...
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Gwalia was a w****ly
conservative Welsh language newspaper published by
Robert Williams. It was
distributed throughout Wales and also in Liverpool, Manchester...
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Gwalia Stores is a
retail premises originally built at
Ogmore Vale, Glamorgan, in 1880 and
currently located at St ****ans
National History Museum, Cardiff...
- He is now best
known for the
verses "Bells of Rhymney", from his 1938
Gwalia Deserta (meaning
literally "Wasteland of Wales"),
which were
later adapted...
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Gwalia Male
Choir (Welsh: Côr
Meibion Gwalia) is a male
voice choir based in London.
Founded in 1967, it is one of London's
oldest male choirs. Gwalia...
