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Isle of Anglesey
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Isle of Anglesey
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A large, flat island in the northwest of Wales, connected to the "mainland" by two bridges. It is home to several small villages, a few castles (including Beaumaris Castle), cliffs, and beautiful beaches. It is also the shortest route for those planning to reach Dublin by ferry via the port of Holyhead.
Overview of the Isle of Anglesey
A large, flat island in the northwest of Wales, connected to the "mainland" by two bridges. It is home to several small villages, a few castles (including Beaumaris Castle), cliffs, and beautiful beaches. It is also the shortest route for those planning to reach Dublin by ferry via the port of Holyhead.
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- Type of place: island.
- Tourist interest: (recommended).
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- Main town: Holyhead.
- Population: 69,700 inhabitants (2016).
- Area: 714 km².
- Highest point: Holyhead Mountain (220 m)
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- Website: http://www.visitanglesey.co.uk
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