Location of George IV Arch and Salt Island, Holyhead
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- Anglesey
- Amlwch: Former copper bins
- Cemaes: Former Wylfa power station
- Beaumaris: Former flying boat slipway
- Holyhead: George IV Arch and Salt Island
- Holyhead: Breakwater
- Holyhead: The Stanley Embankment
- Llanfairpwll: Britannia Bridge 'cathedral abutment'
- Malltraeth: Cob Malltraeth
- Rhosneigr: Barclodiad y Gawres burial mound
- Blaenau Gwent
- Bridgend
- Caerphilly county borough
- Cardiff
- Bute Park: Lady Bute’s Bridge
- Bute Park: Old approach road
- Bute Park: The Animal Wall
- Bute Park: The Mill Leat
- Cardiff Bay: Barrage
- Cardiff Bay: Barrage locks
- Cardiff Bay: Fish pass
- Cardiff Bay: Railway station
- City centre: Cardiff Arms Park
- City centre: Cardiff Central rail station
- City centre: Castle Arcade
- City centre: Duke Street Arcade
- City centre: Former North Road canal bridge
- City centre: High Street Arcade
- Cardiff City Centre: The Morgan Arcade
- Cardiff City Centre: The Royal Arcade
- Cardiff City Centre: Wyndham Arcade
- City centre: Victorian toilets, The Hayes
- East Cardiff: Wentlooge sea wall
- Sophia Gardens: SSE SWALEC cricket stadium
- Sophia Gardens: Test match cricket venue
- Sophia Gardens: Cricket pitch drainage system
- Sophia Gardens: Stadium floodlights
- Sophia Gardens: The Media Centre
- Sophia Gardens: National Cricket Centre
- Whitchurch: Melingriffith canal pump
- Carmarthenshire
- Ceredigion
- Aberarth: Remains of fish traps
- Aberystwyth: Castle remains
- Aberystwyth: Cliff Railway
- Aberystwyth: Pont Trefechan
- Aberystwyth: Railway station
- Aberystwyth: Royal Pier
- Aberystwyth: Vale of Rheidol Railway, Aberystwyth station
- Aberystwyth: Vale of Rheidol Railway, Devil's Bridge station
- Aberystwyth: Devil's Bridge
- Aberystwyth: Ystwyth Pier
- Cardigan: Cardigan Bridge
- Llangrannog: Remains of hillforts
- New Quay: Early railway track
- New Quay: Pier
- Conwy county borough
- Abergele: Gwrych Castle
- Betws-y-coed: Pont y Pair
- Betws-y-coed: Railway station
- Betws-y-coed: Waterloo Bridge
- Caerhun: Transept of St Mary’s Church
- Colwyn Bay: Colwyn Bay rail station
- Colwyn Bay: Raynes jetty, Llanddulas
- Conwy: Conwy Castle
- Conwy: Conwy Cob
- Conwy: Conwy railway arch
- Conwy: Postern gate and spur wall
- Conwy: Stephenson's Tubular Bridge
- Deganwy: Conwy Tunnel, A55 Expressway
- Deganwy: Railway station
- Deganwy: Edwardian beach shelter
- Dolgarrog: Power station
- Dolgarrog: The Dolgarrog Railway
- Dolgarrog: Water pipelines
- Llanddulas: Railway viaduct and accident
- Llandudno: Former tram shelter, West Shore
- Llandudno: Former Bodafon Fields tram route
- Llandudno: Great Orme Tramway
- Llandudno: Llandudno pier
- Llandudno: Llety’r Filiast dolmen, Great Orme
- Llandudno: Old copper mine tunnel
- Llandudno: Railway station
- Llandudno Junction: Railway station
- Llanrwst: Pont Fawr
- Llanrwst: Gower's Bridge
- Penmaenmawr: New York Bridge
- Penmaenmawr: Railway station
- Penrhyn Bay: Former Penrhyn Hill tramway
- Penrhynside: ‘Llandudno Welcomes You’ sign
- Tal-y-cafn: Tal-y-cafn bridge
- Towyn: Sea defences
- Denbighshire
- Llangollen: Llangollen Bridge
- Rhyl: Coastal defences
- Rhyl: Foryd Bridge
- Rhyl: Foryd Harbour
- Rhyl: Pont y Ddraig, Rhyl
- Rhyl: Rhyl Miniature Railway
- Rhyl: Railway station
- Rhyl: The Cut
- St Asaph: Old sluice gate
- St Asaph: St Asaph bridge
- Llangollen: King’s Bridge, Berwyn
- Llantysilio: Canal water-meter hut
- Llangollen: Wharf
- Llantysilio: Chain bridge
- Llantysilio: The Horseshoe Falls
- Flintshire
- Gwynedd
- BANGOR
- Garth Pier
- Old Cegin railway bridges
- Porth Penrhyn bridges
- Portico of Penrhyn Arms Hotel
- Railway station
- The Menai Suspension Bridge
- Abergwyngregyn: Medieval motte
- Abergwyngregyn: Old river bridge
- Faenol: Quarry owners’ mausoleum
- Llandygai: Ford and skew bridge
- Talybont: Penrhyn Park wall
- Treborth: Britannia Bridge
- BETHESDA
- BLAENAU FFESTINIOG
- Blaenau Ffestiniog railway station
- Cwmorthin: Conglog slate mill ruins
- Cwmorthin: Cwmorthin Terrace ruins
- Cwmorthin: Plas Cwmorthin ruins
- Cwmorthin: Rhosydd barracks & mills
- Cwmorthin: Ruins of quarrymen’s chapel
- Dduallt: Railway station & spiral
- Tanygrisiau: Hydro power station
- Tan-y-Bwlch: Railway station
- Tanygrisiau: Railway station
- CAERNARFON
- LLANBERIS & DINORWIG
- Brynrefail: Pont Pen y Llyn
- Capel Hebron ruins, Cwm Brwynog
- Dinorwig: Former C4 incline
- Dinorwig: Former 'Doctor’s Road'
- Dinorwig: Former quarrymen’s cottages
- Dinorwig: Garret quarry galleries
- Dinorwig: Remains of double winding house
- Dinorwig: Route of village tramway
- Dinorwig: Ruins of slate mill
- Dinorwig: Ruins of the Anglesey Barracks
- Dinorwig: Power station vent
- Dinorwig: Quarrymen’s 'narrow path'
- Dinorwig: Waste-tip railway routes
- Former railway tunnel
- Gilfach Ddu: Dinorwig Power Station entrance
- Gilfach Ddu: Dinorwig quarry 'A' inclines
- Gilfach Ddu: Pont Vivian
- Gilfach Ddu: Vivian Quarry table inclines
- Gilfach Ddu: Waterwheel housing
- Nant Peris: St Peris’ Well
- Llanberis Lake Railway
- London Olympics landing stage
- LLŶN PENINSULA
- MEIRIONNYDD
- PORTHMADOG
- BANGOR
- Merthyr Tydfil
- Monmouthshire
- Abergavenny: Gorsedd stone circle
- Abergavenny: Norman castle
- Abergavenny: Royalist castle
- Abergavenny: Railway station
- Caldicot: The Prince of Wales Bridge
- Chepstow: Severn Bridge
- Gilwern: Canal embankment
- Gilwern: Canal wharves
- Gilwern: Limekilns
- Govilon: Former railway bridge
- Govilon: Llanwenarth Bridge
- Govilon: Wharf and warehouse
- Goytre: Wharf and limekilns
- Llanellen: Castle Turn and aqueduct
- Llanellen: Ochram Turn and aqueduct
- Llanfoist wharf
- Usk: Usk Castle remains
- Neath Port Talbot
- Newport
- Pembrokeshire
- Carew: Carew Castle remains
- Fishguard: Local railway station
- Fishguard: Old wartime radar station
- Fishguard: Remains of Fishguard Fort
- Fishguard: Strumble Head lighthouse
- Haverfordwest: Old Quay
- Pembroke: Pembroke Castle
- Pembroke: The Cleddau Bridge
- St Dogmaels: Remains of abbey
- Pembroke: Remains of East Blockhouse
- Saundersfoot: Old railway tunnels
- Tenby: Castle ruins & Albert Memorial
- Tenby: Harbour sluice
- Tenby: Railway station
- Trefin: Ruined slate-quarry buildings
- Haverfordwest: Castle remains
- Powys
- Brecon: Brynich aqueduct
- Brecon: Brynich lock
- Brecon: Double-arch canal bridge
- Brecon: Newton weir
- Brecon: Usk Bridge
- Crickhowell: Crickhowell Bridge
- Crickhowell: Herons Rest Marina
- Llandrindod Wells: railway station
- Llangattock: Wharf and limekilns
- Llangynidr: canal aqueduct
- Llangynidr: locks and pond
- Llanymynech: Carreghofa locks
- Llanymynech: Llanymynech wharf
- Llanymynech: Vyrnwy aqueduct
- Machynlleth: Town Clock
- Machynlleth: railway station
- Newtown: railway station
- Talybont: Ashford canal tunnel
- Talybont: Canal drawbridge
- Talybont: Disused railway bridge
- Talybont: Limekilns
- Welshpool: Former hydro-electricity dam, Leighton Estate
- Welshpool: Llanfair Caereinion station
- Welshpool: Raven Square station
- Rhondda Cynon Taf
- Swansea
- Torfaen
- Vale of Glamorgan
- Wrexham county borough
- Chirk: Aqueduct
- Chirk: Canal tunnel
- Chirk: Railway station
- Holt: Holt Castle remains
- Ruabon: Railway station
- Trevor & Cefn Mawr: Dry docks, Trevor basin
- Trevor & Cefn Mawr: Froncysyllte basin
- Trevor & Cefn Mawr: Pontcysyllte Aqueduct
- Wrexham: Racecourse stadium
- Wrexham: Soames brewery chimney
- Wrexham: Wrexham General station
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