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Caernarvonshire
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Caernarvonshire, former county, NW Wales. In 1974, Caernarvonshire became part of the nonmetropolitan county of Gwynedd Gwynedd , county, 984 sq mi (2,548 sq km), NW Wales. Established as a county in 1974 through the union of Anglesey, Caernarvonshire, and parts of Denbighshire and Merionethshire, Gwynedd was reduced in 1996 by the separation of Anglesey and the loss of its
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; when Welsh local government was again reorganized (1996), the former territory of Caernarvonshire was divided between the unitary authorities of Gwynedd and Conwy.
Caernarvonshire
(until 1974) a county of NW Wales, now part of Gwynedd


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COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP AMY BOULDEN helped Caernarfonshire & Anglesey win the Welsh County Championship just days after being named in the 20-strong Great Britain & Ireland training squad for the Curtis Cup to be played at the Essex Country Club from June 11 to 13 next year.
Byline: TREVOR PEAKE CAERNARFONSHIRE finished second in the Welsh Inter Counties Championship at Borth & Ynyslas but they finished 34 strokes behind Glamorganshire, who had the top four players in the individual competition.
Byline: trevor PEAKE YOUTH GOLF FLINTSHIRE comfortably won the North Wales Youths final at Holywell, their total of 565 putting them 25 strokes clear of second-placed Caernarfonshire with Flintshire third a further point back on 591 and Anglesey fourth on 597.
 
 
 
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