Wales West and North Television (3004 bytes)
1: ...and" area (operated by [[Television Wales and the West|TWW]])).
3: ... on Welsh language programmes produced by Granada and TWW.
5: ...pense with its productions in the Welsh language, and the loss of this valuable programming stream prov...
7: ...olders in order to gain control of the territory, and kept the '''Teledu Cymru''' name on the air for f...

Television Wales and the West (2429 bytes)
3: ...) contractor for the "South Wales and West of England" franchise area [[1956]]-[[1968]] (franchise awar...
5: ...d from Cardiff and a service for the "West of England" from Bristol, together with a common "General Se...
7: ... - Wales (West and North) ([[Wales West and North Television|WWN]]) when that company became the only ITV comp...
9: ...ing from the old TWW Pontcanna studios in Cardiff and staffed by ex-TWW staff until Harlech (soon renam...

Independent Television Service for Wales and the West (6575 bytes)
1: ...'Independent Television Service for Wales and the West''' or '''ITSWW''' is a remarkably unusual entity.
3: ...ing Company'' of 1955 (later renamed [[Associated Television Network Limited|ATV]]) seems to have had a shorte...
5: ...g the decision, the board accepted the inevitable and vowed to carry on providing a reliable programme ...
7: ...ese intentions had a marked effect on TWW morale, and programme production became more difficult as the...
9: ...hare price. TWW's accountants advanced this plan, and the ITA, who thought it would bring more stabilit...

Wales and West (334 bytes)
1: ...ins]] for the [[West Country]] and South West England.

West Pennant Hills, New South Wales (565 bytes)
1: ... beautiful area with many large, expensive houses and property.
2: ...he original 'hub' of the suburb being changed to "West" Pennant Hills. The rest of the name is obviously...

North Wales (1750 bytes)
1: ...ncome per capita of the local population is the lowest in the [[UK]].
3: ...angor, Wales|Bangor]] and [[St Asaph|St. Asaph]], and a number of mediaeval castles ([[Harlech Castle|H...
5: ..., a ''gog'' (from the Welsh ''gogledd'', meaning "north").
8: ...-northwales.com/activities/ Things to do in North Wales]
12: [[Category:Geography of Wales]]

West Yorkshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales's Own) (263 bytes)
1: ...th of Foot]]) in 1958 to form the [[The Prince of Wales's Own Regiment of Yorkshire]].

North Wales, Pennsylvania (2625 bytes)
1: '''North Wales''' is a borough located in [[Montgomery County, P...
4: ... is located at 40°12'39" North, 75°16'30" West (40.210703, -75.274994){{GR|1}}.
6: ...2;]]). 1.5 km² (0.6 mi²) of it is land and none of the area is covered with water.
9: ...], 0.78% from [[Race (U.S. Census)|other races]], and 1.77% from two or more races. 1.50% of the popul...
11: ...age or older. The average household size is 2.56 and the average family size is 3.18.

Wales, North Dakota (2627 bytes)
1: ...'Wales''' is a city located in [[Cavalier County, North Dakota]]. As of the [[2000]] census, the city ha...
4: ...ge:NDMap-doton-Wales.PNG|right|Location of Wales, North Dakota]]
5: ...s is located at 48°53'39" North, 98°36'6" West (48.894101, -98.601778){{GR|1}}.
7: ...2;]]). 0.6 km² (0.2 mi²) of it is land and none of the area is covered with water.
10: ...], 0.00% from [[Race (U.S. Census)|other races]], and 0.00% from two or more races. 0.00% of the popul...

Television South West (865 bytes)
3: ...[[1992]], broadcasting from the former [[Westward Television]] studios in [[Plymouth]], [[Devon]]. Like their ...
5: ...) that they lost their franchise to [[Westcountry Television]].

The West Wing (television) (23820 bytes)
1: ...g, Martin Sheen, Bradley Whitford, Janel Moloney, and Richard Schiff]]
3: ...of most of his senior staff. The show is produced and co-written by [[John Wells (TV producer)|John Wel...
5: ==The West Wing universe==
7: ...eaker of the House]], temporarily seated in ''The West Wing'' as Acting President]]
9: ... (usually in the context of elections, see below) and the show's events take place during President Bar...

North Coast, New South Wales (639 bytes)
1: ...orth-eastern part of the [[State]] of [[New South Wales]], [[Australia]].
2: ...hich links [[Sydney]] to [[Brisbane]] in [[Queensland]].
3: The North Coast has a mild, sub-tropical climate.
4: Major towns on the North Coast include
7: *[[Lismore, New South Wales|Lismore]]

North Wales and Liverpool Railway (360 bytes)
1: ...rn Railway]], [[Great Central Railway]] and [[Midland Railway]]. It exsisted for only 9 years before be...
5: * [[Wrexham Mold and Connahs Quay Railway]]

North Wales Coast Line (715 bytes)
1: The '''North Wales Coast Line''' is the railway line from [[Crewe]] ...
10: *[[Llandudno Junction]]
11: ...estiniog]] (via the [[Conwy Valley Line]]) or [[Llandudno]]
14: *[[Bangor, Wales|Bangor]]
20: ...Trains Wales]] (replaced [[First North Western]]) and [[Virgin Trains]].

North Epping, New South Wales (738 bytes)
1: ...It is connected to the suburb [[Epping, New South Wales|Epping]] by the single road Norfolk Road. Populat...
3: ... primary school, [[North Epping Primary School]], and also has a small number of shops including a comm...
4: North Epping is under the municipal authority of Ward C...
7: ...uld]] Olympic Swimmming gold medallist - Attended North Epping Primary School.

North Wales Wildlife Trust (995 bytes)
1: ...members. Its head office is located on [[Bangor, Wales|Bangor]] High Street.
34: *Mariandyrys
49: *[http://www.wildlifetrust.org.uk/northwales Official WWW Site]

North Ryde, New South Wales (2855 bytes)
1: ...e Park, still advertise their address as being in North Ryde.
4: ...idential properties have transfered into private hands, which has transformed the area into an [[middle...
6: ...ctor with such companies as [[Johnson & Johnson]] and [[AstraZeneca]],.
8: ==Local landmarks==
9: ...ie Centre]] and the [[Australian Film, Television and Radio School]].

North Wales Narrow Gauge Railway (968 bytes)
1: ...ge railway running from Dinas to South Snowdon, [[Wales]], which opened to traffic in 1877.
11: ...il about 1922. Re-opened as part of [[Welsh Highland Railway]] in 1923.

Potteries, Shrewsbury & North Wales Railway (317 bytes)
1: ... (from [[Shrewsbury]] to [[Llanymynech]] in 1866) and this became the [[Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Ra...

List of television stations in West Virginia (2500 bytes)
1: ...sion stations''' serving cities in the state of [[West Virginia]].
6: *Channel 5: [[WDTV]] - ([[CBS]]) - Weston, WV (Clarksburg-Morgantown)
10: ...]) - Grandview, WV (Southern W. Va.) "W.V. Public Television"
19: ...- Morgantown (Clarksburg-Morgantown) "W.V. Public Television"
21: ...- Huntington (Charleston-Huntington) "W.V. Public Television" (flagship)

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