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Snowdonia is a mountainous region of North Wales in the [[Great Britain|UK]]. It is named after [[Lord Snowdon]], who first discovered it in the 12th century.
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'''Snowdonia''' is a mountainous region of North Wales in the [[United Kingdom]]. It is named after its highest mountain (and the highest mountain in [[Wales]]), [[Mount Snowdon]].
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Like much of [[Wales]], its former economy was based around the [[mining]] industry. After the mining decayed following the failure of the politically-motivated [[miners strike]] much hardship was felt. Recently however manufacturing has received a boost from several high-profile international projects, most notably the watertight roof sections for the viewing cars of the [[Eurostar]] and the wings for the new [[Airbus]] [[A380]].
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[[Category:Wales]]
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[[Category:European Mountains]]

Revision as of 17:55, August 22, 2016

Snowdonia is a mountainous region of North Wales in the United Kingdom. It is named after its highest mountain (and the highest mountain in Wales), Mount Snowdon.

Like much of Wales, its former economy was based around the mining industry. After the mining decayed following the failure of the politically-motivated miners strike much hardship was felt. Recently however manufacturing has received a boost from several high-profile international projects, most notably the watertight roof sections for the viewing cars of the Eurostar and the wings for the new Airbus A380.