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==History==
==History==
In 1397, under King Richard II, the Maelor Saesneg was merged with the [[Cheshire|County Palatine of Chester]] to form the Principality of Chester. In 1536 the area was included in Flintshire, forming the Hundred of Maelor. Although part of Flintshire, Maelor Hundred is an exclave, surrounded by [[Cheshire]], [[Shropshire]] and [[Denbighshire]]. It includes the villages of Bangor on Dee, Bettisfield, Bronington, Hanmer, Knolton, Penley, Tybroughton, Willington and Worthenbury. The administrative centre of the area was historically Overton.
In 1397, under King Richard II, the Maelor Saesneg was merged with the [[Cheshire|County Palatine of Chester]] to form the Principality of Chester. In 1536 the area was included in Flintshire, forming the [[Maylor Hundred|Hundred of Maelor]]. Although part of Flintshire, Maelor Hundred is an exclave, surrounded by [[Cheshire]], [[Shropshire]] and [[Denbighshire]]. It includes the villages of Bangor on Dee, Bettisfield, Bronington, Hanmer, Knolton, Penley, Tybroughton, Willington and Worthenbury. The administrative centre of the area was historically Overton.


==Communities==
==Communities==

Revision as of 15:43, 2 February 2019

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Maelor Saesneg ("English-speaking Maelor") is the main detached part of Flintshire, often referred to as Flintshire Detached. In 2001 the population was 6,363.

History

In 1397, under King Richard II, the Maelor Saesneg was merged with the County Palatine of Chester to form the Principality of Chester. In 1536 the area was included in Flintshire, forming the Hundred of Maelor. Although part of Flintshire, Maelor Hundred is an exclave, surrounded by Cheshire, Shropshire and Denbighshire. It includes the villages of Bangor on Dee, Bettisfield, Bronington, Hanmer, Knolton, Penley, Tybroughton, Willington and Worthenbury. The administrative centre of the area was historically Overton.

Communities

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