The populations of most North Wales Towns, and the list of the 18 Largest

The populations of some North Wales Towns. The 18 largest are listed in order.

Statisticts from around the 2000s.

1 Wrexham 45000,

2 Holyhead 25896

3 Rhyl 24889

4 Colwyn Bay 20,992 (On Own 9742, includes Mochdre 1862, Rhos On Sea 7110, Old Colwyn 7626, Llysfaen 2652, )

5 Llandudno 20,090 (Including Penrhyn Bay)

6 Pretatyn and Meliden 18426,

7 Buckley 18268

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8 Llangefni 17000

9 Connahs Quay 16526,

10 Conwy 14410

11 Bangor 13725

12 Abergele 12000

13 Aberystwyth 12000 swells to 21000 when students arrive

14 Flint 11936

15 Newtown 10500

16 Caernarfon 9611

17 Holywell 8758

18 Denbigh 8500

Other North Wales Town and city populations, Hawarden 1858, Llanberis 1842, Betws Y Coed 1182, Ruthin 5000, Bala 1980, Harlech 1264, Tregarth 1000, Criccieth 1826, Caergwrle 1650, Porthmadog 4187, Tywyn 4500, Dolgellau 2678, Mold 9658, Gresford 3000, Cerrigydrudion 700, St Asaph 3000, Beaumaris 6000, Amlwch 3438, Penmaenmawr 4200, Trefriw 1200, Llanfair PG Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch Llanfairpwllgwyngyll 5400, Nefyn 2000, Llanrwst 3000, Llangollen 3300, Bethesda 4321, Y Felinheli 2081, Welshpool 6269, Blannau Ffestiniog 4830, Llandulas 1600, Pwllheli 3861, Chirk 4000, Glan Conwy 1256, Llanfairfechan 3500, Machynlleth 2000, Bagillt, 1800, Capel Curig 200, Towyn 2000, Degannwy 3700, Barmouth envrions swells from 6000 in that area, to 50,000 in tourist season, as of it's huge camp site. Barmouth itself normally has 2500 people. Llangernyw 650, Kinmel Bay 5810, Eglwys Bach 1000, Pentrefoelas 340, Llanfairtalhaiarn 1010, Llysfaen 2700, Pentrefoelas 340, Glan Conwy Llansanffraid 2500, Llansanan 1300, Llangwm 560, Betws Yn Rhos 1010,

If London was in Wales, it would be 90% of the size of Ynys Mon.

If Llandudno, Conwy, Penmaenmawr, Colwyn Bay, and Glan Conwy, plus Degannwy, and Llandudno Junction and the other places in these environs were counted as one town, they would have 68,000 people. If you added Rhyl Abergele, St Asaph, Prestatyn, Denbigh, Towyn, and Kinmel Bay, that would all together equal 128,000 people.

Perhaps Rhos-on-Sea's greatest claim to fame is that, according to legend, Madoc ap Owain Gwynedd, a Welsh prince, sailed from here in 1170 and discovered America, over three hundred years before Christopher Columbus's famous voyage in 1492. This event is recorded by a plaque on one of the properties on the sea-front.

North Wales, maybe not even including Abersytwyth, or Powys areas has more people than Alaska, in December 2006.

Here are some more sites, there are books and articles on the subjects in many internet places, or internet book shops,

The 10 Largest Welsh towns and cities

A site stating fascinating facts about Welsh Geography

A site on giant sloths, with mentions of animals that have been alive during the era of human history, that have gone extinct, from them to many other great species

100s of Great Websites

How castles are very important to Welsh history

A few pictures of Welsh Geography

The 10 Best Welsh sporting results ever

A Multiple Choice Quiz on Welsh History

A List of some famous places in the Conwy Valley

Why not get a T Shirt with the Welsh flag on it