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Abermenai Point (Welsh:
Pwynt Abermenai) is a
headland in the
southeast of the
island of
Anglesey in Wales. It is the
southernmost point of the island...
- and
varies in
width from 400
metres (1,300 ft)
between Fort
Belan and
Abermenai Point to 7.5
kilometres (4.7 mi)
between Puffin Island (Ynys Seiriol)...
- Annest.
Angharad outlived Gruffudd, who left her the port and
ferry of
Abermenai, two
rhandir (land shares), and half of his goods.
Angharad died twenty-five...
- Bell-ann) is a
coastal fortress in
North Wales. It is
located opposite Abermenai Point, at the south-western end of the
Menai Strait, on the
coast of Gwynedd...
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Gwynedd but had not yet
firmly established himself.
Gruffudd landed on
Abermenai Point,
Anglesey with an
Irish force, and with the ****istance of troops...
- to
Ireland and
hired a
Norse fleet from Dublin,
bringing the
fleet to
Abermenai to
compel Owain to
reinstate him. This same
fleet of
ships would be considered...
- island. Its
coast is
heavily indented.
Clockwise around its
coast from
Abermenai Point at its
southern tip are:
Llanddwyn Bay
Malltraeth Bay
Numerous smaller...
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hired a
fleet from Óttar the Norse-Gael king of
Dublin and
landed at
Abermenai in 1144 in an
attempt to
force Owain to
return his lands.
Cadwaladr apparently...
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Trwyn Maen
Dylan Fort
Belan Point Listed clockwise from
Menai Bridge.
Abermenai Point Llanddwyn Island Pen-y-parc
Trwyn y
Wylan Trwyn Ifan
Trwyn Tyllog...
- (SSSI) and are part of a
Special Area of
Conservation which spans from
Abermenai Point in the
southeast of Anglesey, then
across the
island westward, and...
