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St.Asaph city centre on a Sunday afternoon. The 'city' gains its status from the nearby cathedral, however its more of a village in terms of size.
©Dot Potter
The Bryn Dinas public house opposite St.Asaph cathedral in the centre of the 'city'.
©Dot Potter
Opposite St.Asaph Cathedral the Dean's Library
©Dot Potter
Hotel and restaurant in the city of St. Asaph
©Dot Potter
The bridge, named Pont Begard after St. Asaph's twin town, is designed to connect east and west St. Asaph. It's strong enough and wide enough to take a vehicle in an emergency.
©Eirian Evans
The fire station was moved here (The Roe) in 1971 from its former site on Upper Denbigh Road. It is next to the town library.
©Eirian Evans
Sign on the bridge, named Pont Begard after St. Asaph's twin town, designed to connect east and west St. Asaph.
©Eirian Evans
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©Eirian Evans
Dist:0.1km<br/>A view of St Asaph east of the river Elwy. The cathedral is at the centre. St Asaph, with a population of only 3,400, was granted city status as part of the Jubilee Celebrations.
©Eirian Evans
Dist:0.1km<br/>The bridge, named Pont Begard after St. Asaph's twin town, is designed to connect east and west St. Asaph. It's certainly built to last which is wise given that, in the recent past, floodwaters have risen as high as the bicycle path that is shown on the photo. It's strong enough and wide enough to take a vehicle in an emergency.
©Eirian Evans
Dist:0.1km<br/>Looking across the brand new footbridge over the river Elwy in St Asaph, which was installed in September 2007. The bridge connects the east and west sides of the river on almost exactly the same site as a bridge which existed in 1611. The new bridge continues the popular cycle track and provides a safe route to school for many pupils who live in upper St. Asaph who attend Ysgol Esgob Morgan
©Eirian Evans
Dist:0.2km<br/>The Afon Elwy is seen here from the bridge in St Asaph, looking downstream towards its confluence with the River Clwyd. The Welsh name for this diminutive city, Llanelwy, is derived from the river.
©Stephen McKay
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©Eirian Evans
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©Eirian Evans
Dist:0.2km<br/>The porch and southern wall of the church.
©Eirian Evans

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