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Talwrn is a
small village between the
county town of
Llangefni and
Pentraeth on the Isle of Anglesey,
north Wales.
Talwrn is most
notable for the Grade...
- Wales. Its name is
derived from the
Welsh word coed ("wood") and the word
talwrn,
anglicised to "Talon",
meaning a "hillside
devoid of trees" or "threshing-floor"...
- ****") to the north-east was
named after a gap in Offa's ****. The
Talwrn (from
Welsh talwrn, a ****pit, or more
usually a
field or open space) in the valley...
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Rhosneigr Rhostrehwfa Rhosybol Rhosgoch Rhydwyn Star,
Anglesey Soar,
Aberffraw Talwrn Trearddur Bay
Trefdraeth Trefor Tregaian Tregele Trewalchmai Tŷ
Croes Tyn-y-Gongl...
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Bodeilio National Nature Reserve lies in a
shallow valley outside Talwrn on the Isle of Anglesey. Most of the land
consists of a lime-rich mire. This...
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Llanbedr railway station (formerly
Talwrn Bach)
serves the
village of
Llanbedr in Gwynedd, Wales. The
station is an
unstaffed halt on the
Cambrian Coast...
- linguists. One of its more unusual – and longest-running –
programmes is Y
Talwrn, a
poetry competition in
which teams must come up with
poetry in specific...
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adventure activity centre.
Llanbedr railway station,
formerly known as
Talwrn Bach Halt, is a
little out of the
village itself and is
served by the Cambrian...
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Beaumaris and vice versa.
Route 55 is a
linear route from
Llangefni via
Talwrn and
Pentraeth and vice versa.
Route 63 runs from Llanerch-y-medd to Bangor...
- (Rhosneigr), Cana (Rhostrehwfa),
Gorslwyd (Rhos-y-bol),
Capel Nyth Clyd (
Talwrn),
Eglwys Unedig Noddfa (Trearddur Bay)B,
Dothan (Ty Croes),
Tabor (Y Fali)...
