Tremadog estate

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Tremadog estate was a large landed property in North Wales that formed the core of William Madocks’s ambitious early-19th-century land reclamation and town-building projects around Tremadog and Porthmadog.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landed estate
landed property
associatedWith Porthmadog
Tremadog
William Madocks
coreOf William Madocks’s land reclamation projects
William Madocks’s town-building projects
country United Kingdom
Wales
developmentType estate-based town planning
economicRole agricultural improvement
harbour development at Porthmadog
era Georgian period
hasFeature planned town layout
reclaimed land
hasHistoricalSignificance development of Porthmadog
development of Tremadog
hasLocation Porthmadog
Tremadog
linkedTo Tremadog Cob sea wall
linked to: Cob Porthmadog
locatedIn North Wales
namedAfter Tremadog
owner William Madocks
partOf Madocks estate holdings
linked to: Madocks

historic county of Caernarfonshire
region Gwynedd
significantPeriod early 19th century
startTime early 19th century
usedFor land reclamation
planned town construction
urban development

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William Madocks owned Tremadog estate