Anglesey
Island off Wales
Anglesey is an island off the northwest coast of Wales, separated from the mainland by the Menai Strait.
It is Wales's largest island and forms a county.
The name appears in references to Welsh geography, history, and tourism: We took the bridge to Anglesey.
The Welsh name is Ynys Môn.
Celtic spiritual leaders
- CeltsAncient Indo-European tribal group
- RomansAncient Italy's imperial people
- VikingsMedieval Scandinavian seafarers
- MonaFeminine given name
ancient · ruins · burial chambers · standing stones · medieval · Edward I · princes · copper mines
Welsh port to Ireland
- islandWater-bounded land mass
- ValleyLow land between heights
- ferry portDock for passenger ships
- Irish SeaBody separating two islands
Sandy coastal areas
- cliffsSteep natural rock walls
- shorelineLand-water boundary
- covesSheltered coastal indentations
- tidalOf sea rhythms
dunes · rockpools · lighthouse · seabirds · puffins · seals · sailing · fishing
Speaking two languages
- EisteddfodWelsh arts and performance festival
- CelticOf Irish-Welsh descent
- placenamesGeographic location designations
- signagePosted public displays
culture · traditions · chapels · hymns · agriculture · farming · stronghold
druids
Celtic spiritual leaders
- CeltsAncient Indo-European tribal group
- RomansAncient Italy's imperial people
- VikingsMedieval Scandinavian seafarers
Mona · ancient · ruins · burial chambers · standing stones · medieval · Edward I · princes · copper mines · heritage
Holyhead
Welsh port to Ireland
- islandWater-bounded land mass
- ValleyLow land between heights
- ferry portDock for passenger ships
beaches
Sandy coastal areas
tidal · dunes · rockpools · lighthouse · seabirds · puffins · seals · sailing · fishing · maritime
bilingual
Speaking two languages
- EisteddfodWelsh arts and performance festival
- CelticOf Irish-Welsh descent
- placenamesGeographic location designations
signage · culture · traditions · chapels · hymns · agriculture · farming · stronghold