Penclawdd

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Penclawdd is a coastal village on the Gower Peninsula in South Wales, historically known for its cockle industry and views over the Loughor Estuary.

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Penclawdd canonical 7

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Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal settlement
populated place in Wales
village
administrativeArea Swansea
ceremonialCounty West Glamorgan
country Wales
environment estuarine
salt marsh ecosystem
governingBody Swansea Council
hasAmenity primary school
public houses
village shops
hasEconomicActivity seafood trade
tourism
hasFeature salt marsh
tidal estuary
hasHeritage industrial heritage
maritime heritage
hasIndustry fishing
shellfish gathering
hasRecreationalFeature birdwatching opportunities
coastal walks
hasReligiousBuilding local churches
hasTransport road links to Swansea
hasViewOf Carmarthenshire coast across the Loughor Estuary
historicallyKnownFor cockle industry
cockle picking
knownFor salt marshes
views over the Loughor Estuary
language English
Welsh
locatedIn South Wales
locatedInTimeZone Europe/London
locatedNear Loughor Estuary
linked to: Loughor estuary
locatedOn north coast of the Gower Peninsula
nearbySettlement Crofty
Gowerton
Llanrhidian
overlooks Loughor Estuary
linked to: Loughor estuary
partOf City and County of Swansea
Gower Peninsula
traditionalCounty Glamorgan

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Llanrhidian hasNearbySettlement Penclawdd
Gower (UK Parliament constituency) majorSettlement Penclawdd
subject linked to: Gower
North Gower hasSettlement Penclawdd
Crofty locatedNear Penclawdd
Karl Jenkins placeOfBirth Penclawdd
Burry estuary adjacentTo Penclawdd