| Denbighshire | |
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| State | UK |
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| Capital | Ruthin |
| Surface | 844 km² |
| Inhabitants | 93.700 (2011 estimate) |
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Denbighshire (in Welsh Sir Ddinbych) is a region of the North Wales in UK.
To know
Geographical notes
Denbighshire faces north on the Irish Sea, bordering the unitary district to the east Flintshire, to the south-east and to the south with that of Wrexham, south with the Powys and to the west with the unitary district of Conwy.
The territory is mainly hilly. To the east rises the hill chain of the Clwydian Range and to the west the hilly area ofHiraethog Moors.
Territories and tourist destinations
Urban centers
- Ruthin - Capital of Denbighshire located in the Clwyd valley.
- Bodelwyddan - About 8 km south of Rhyl.
- Corwen - With Llangollen it is one of the main centers of the valley of the River Dee.
- Denbigh - Historic capital of Denbighshire.
- Llangollen - Steam railway, Roman bridges, historic canals and beautiful Dee Valley.
- Prestatyn - Coastal city.
- Rhyl - The largest city in the county located on the Irish Sea near the Clwyd estuary.
- St Asaph - Known for the North Wales International Music Festival.
How to get
How to get around
What see
What to do
At the table
Safety
Other projects
Wikipedia contains an entry concerning Denbighshire
Commons contains images or other files on Denbighshire
