Wales (disambiguation) (802 bytes)
1: '''[[Wales]]''' most commonly refers to the principality in ...
3: '''Wales''' is also the name of several other places:
6: *[[Wales, South Yorkshire]]
9: *[[Wales, Alaska]]
10: *[[Wales, Maine]]

Charles, Prince of Wales (disambiguation) (693 bytes)
1: The reference '''Charles, Prince of Wales''' could be taken to refer to:
2: ...arles, Prince of Wales]], the present [[Prince of Wales]], son and [[heir apparent]] to Queen [[Elizabeth...
3: ...one in [[1625]], although he was styled Prince of Wales from his elder brother's death in [[1612]].
5: *Also styled "Prince of Wales" from birth was [[Bonnie Prince Charlie]].

Henry, Prince of Wales (disambiguation) (748 bytes)
1: ...ople called Henry have held the title [[Prince of Wales]]. In chronological order (with dates they held ...
5: *[[Henry, Prince of Wales|Henry Frederick Stuart]]([[1603]] — [[1612]...
8: ... a prince, and "of Wales", he is not a "Prince of Wales" and is not properly referred to as such.

Wales (14007 bytes)
1: :''For alternate meanings, see [[Wales (disambiguation)]]''
3: |+ <big>'''Wales'''</big> ([[English language|English]])<br /><big...
8: ...140px"|[[Image:Wales flag large.png|152px|Flag of Wales]]
9: |align="center" width="140px"|[[Image:Wales COA.png]]
11: |align="center" width="140px"|[[Flag of Wales|Y Ddraig Goch]]

Community (Wales) (263 bytes)
1: ... United Kingdom|Local Government]] structure in [[Wales]], corresponding to a [[civil parish]] in [[Engla...
5: * [[List of communities in Wales]]

2005 in Wales (1400 bytes)
2: [[2004 in Wales]],
4: [[2006 in Wales]] and the
5: [[list of years in Wales]].
8: *[[Prince of Wales]] - [[Charles, Prince of Wales]]
9: *[[Princess of Wales]] - ''vacant''

Wales and West (334 bytes)
1: ...es, [[Wales and Borders]] Trains for services in Wales and Central England and [[Wessex Trains]] for the...

Wales and Borders (1250 bytes)
1: ...ins Wales]], but is painted in it's predecessor's Wales and Borders blue and silver livery.]]
3: ...ay Company (Valley Lines) was added to the new '''Wales and Borders''' company, based in [[Cardiff]], tog...
5: ...s. The company only ran the majority of trains in Wales and the Borders for about three months before the...

Culture of Wales (4903 bytes)
1: ...ose proximity to [[England]], the [[nation]] of [[Wales]] has managed to preserve its own distinctive [[c...
3: The national emblems of Wales are the [[leek (vegetable)|leek]], a relative of ...
6: ...h some people argue should be a public holiday in Wales (although others disagree). Other days which have...
8: However, the traditional seasonal festivals in Wales were [[Calan Gaeaf]] ([[Halloween]]-type holiday ...
11: ''Main article: [[Music of Wales]]''

The desert of Wales (1874 bytes)
1: ...o exact definition of the border of the Desert of Wales but it bordered to the East by the A470 and the t...

Laugharne, Wales (542 bytes)
1: ...charn''') is a [[town]] in [[Carmarthenshire]], [[Wales]], lying on the [[estuary]] of the [[River Taf]]....

First Minister of Wales (1042 bytes)
1: ...[Welsh language|Welsh]] ''Prif Ysgrifennig''), as Wales was given a less powerful assembly and executive ...

Jimmy Wales (3400 bytes)
1: ...mbo_Wales_in_France_cropped.jpg|thumb|230px|Jimmy Wales in [[Paris]], [[France]]]]
3: '''Jimmy Donal "Jimbo" Wales''' (born [[August 7]], [[1966]]) is the co-founde...
5: ... of Objectivist Philosophy". In the mid-[[1990s]] Wales started [[Bomis]], a search portal focusing on as...
7: ...''[[Time Magazine|Time]]'' magazine reported that Wales had spent around [[USD|US$]] 500,000 on the estab...
9: Wales takes a strong interest in [[Gun politics in the ...

Wales (horse) (90 bytes)
1: '''Wales''' the [[horse]] was a winner of the [[Kentucky D...

2004 in Wales (6282 bytes)
2: [[2003 in Wales]],
4: [[2005 in Wales]] and the
5: [[list of years in Wales]].
8: *[[Prince of Wales]] - [[Charles, Prince of Wales]]
9: *[[Princess of Wales]] - ''vacant''

Subdivisions of Wales (6268 bytes)
1: ... these are known as the '''[[principal area]]s of Wales'''. They came into being on [[April 1]], [[1996]]...
5: ==Principal areas of Wales==
7: ...ign="center" bgcolor="#9999ff">'''Subdivisions of Wales''' </td></tr --><tr><td>
32: </td><td align="center">[[Image:WalesNumbered.png]]</td></tr>
35: {{Wales_subdivisions}}

South Wales (732 bytes)
1: ... the East and South, and [[Mid Wales]] and [[West Wales]] to the North and West.
3: ...ities of [[Cardiff]] and [[Newport]], the [[South Wales Valleys]] (and the [[Brecon Beacons National Park...
7: The state of [[New South Wales]] in [[Australia]] is named after the area.
11: * [[Subdivisions of Wales]]
14: [[Category:Geography of Wales]]

Seven Wonders of Wales (933 bytes)
1: ...' is a traditional list of notable landmarks in [[Wales]], commemorated in an anonymous rhyme:
10: ...istyll Rhaeadr]] &ndash; the tallest waterfall in Wales
16: * [[Snowdon]] &ndash; the highest mountain in Wales
20: [[Category:Wales]]

Prince of Wales (7263 bytes)
1: ...Caernarfon]], while his father was campaigning in Wales.
3: ...ociated with the creations of the Principality of Wales, but as aforementioned, the creations of the two ...
5: ...e]] (the future George III) was created Prince of Wales.
7: ...but survive now in the investitures of Princes of Wales only. Also part of the insignia are a ring, a swo...
9: ... only hers by virtue of marriage to the Prince of Wales, not in her own right.

Haverfordwest, Wales (285 bytes)
1: ...the main market town in [[Pembrokeshire]], West [[Wales]], in the county of [[Dyfed]].

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