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 Northop lies in the preserved county of Clywd which
includes Flintshire, Denbighshire, Wrexham County Borough, and
Conwy County Borough. Located in the northeast corner of Wales,
it is a hilly county with the Berwyn Mountains to the south,
the Clwydian Range to the east and the river valleys of the Clwyd
and Dee. Along the coast are the tourist resorts of Rhyl, Colwyn
Bay and the great fortress town of Conwy, while other main towns
are Wrexham, Denbigh, Mold, Ruabon and Flint. |
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 Loggerheads Country Park, Nr Mold CH7
- Tel: 01352 810469. Loggerheads, three miles from Mold on the
A494, is an area of outstanding natural beauty and has been popular
with visitors for over 70 years. Since its acquisition and promotion
by Clwyd County Council as a Country Park and Visitor Centre
the area has become a major tourist attraction. About 6 miles south of Northop. |
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Clwyd
Theatr Cymru, Mold, Flintshire CH7 1YA - Tel: 01352 755114. Clwyd
Theatr Cymru is the leading producing theatre in Wales with an
international reputation for its artistic achievements. Located
in Mold, it offers entertainment for all.
About 3 miles south of
Northop. |
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Flint Castle, Castle Dyke Street, Flint Tel:
01352 733078. Flint was the first great castle built for Edward
I during his campaigns to defeat Llywelyn ap Gruffudd and subdue
the Welsh. The castle was built on land next to the Dee estuary
between 1277 and 1284. The inner ward is a square with a large
tower at each corner. About
3 miles north of Northop. |
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