Pandy Tudur

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Pandy Tudur
Denbighshire
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Pandy Tudur church
Location
Grid reference: SH857642
Location: 53°9’47"N, 3°42’32"W
Data
Post town: Abergele
Postcode: LL22
Dialling code: 01745
Local Government
Council: Conwy
Parliamentary
constituency:
Clwyd West

Pandy Tudur is a village in Denbighshire, in the valley of the River Conwy (through which runs the county's border with Caernarfonshire to the west), five miles north-east of Llanrwst.

The village takes its name from the fulling mill, or 'pandy' which was located there.

The 2001 census recorded that 55.5% of the population are able to speak the Welsh language, the highest percentage being primary school children taught the language in school. Children in the village mostly attend a small primary school in the nearby village of Llangernyw.

The village has a parish church.

Nearby stand the turbines of Moel Maelogan wind farm.

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