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BARMOUTH (Abermaw, mouth of the Maw, or Mawddach, in
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Cardigan
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Bay, the only haven in Merionethshire,
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North
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Wales)  , a small seaport on the
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north of the
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estuary . Pop. of
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urban
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district (1901), 2214 . The ride to
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Dolgelley (Dolgellau) is
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fine . The
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parish
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church, Llanaber, r 2 m. from
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Barmouth, is on a cliff overlooking the
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sea . Barmouth is a favourite bathing
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place, on the
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Cambrian railway . It is a centre for coaching in summer, especially to and through the Vale of
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Llangollen .

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