Is Wales a country?

Wales (Welsh: Cymru, English: Wales) is the full name of the Principality of Wales (Welsh:' ywysogaeth Cymru, English: Principle of Wales).

It is one of the political entities of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, bordering England in the east, St George's Strait in the west, Bristol Strait in the south and the Irish Sea in the north. Cardiff is the capital and the largest city.

Major cities for data expansion

Swansea 1

Swansea is an important port city on the south bank of Wales, England. The capital of Morgan, Sigra. Near Bristol Bay. Nearby is a coal-producing area. In the early18th century, it was a famous coal port. /kloc-in the middle of 0/9th century, it is a nonferrous smelting center with copper as the main component in the copper trade market in Britain and the world. The main industries are copper, lead, zinc and nickel smelting, as well as steelmaking, oil refining, chemistry and shipbuilding.

Port trade mainly exports coal, coking coal, petroleum products and tinplate, and imports crude oil, copper, nickel ore, iron ore, wood, grain and rubber. Swansea University (founded in 1920) is famous for its major in metallurgy and machinery. Swansea Bay has wide beaches and prosperous tourism.

2. Newport

Newport is the third largest city in Wales, located in the southeast of Wales, on the north bank of Bristol Bay, on the Usk River, near England. As a whole, Xingang is dominated by lowlands, with few mountains, especially in the east and south, mainly in swamp areas. The population is105000 (1981).

Modern port. The main industries are steelmaking, papermaking and chemistry. The first cantilever bridge in Britain was built here in 1964. There are Tudor houses, St. Wall's Church and medieval towers.

3. San Davis

St Davis or St David (Welsh: Tyddewi, [twi], lit. "David's House" is a city, parish and community in Pembrokeshire, Wales (full name of St. David and Grand Cross Church). Located on the Allen River in St. Davis Peninsula, it is the smallest city in Britain and the last resting place of St. David, the patron saint of Wales and the de facto church capital of Wales.

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