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• Overton-on-Dee
  ...from both [[Chester]] and [[Shrewsbury]]. Its neighbouring villages are [[Bangor-on-Dee]] and [[Penley]] whilst the small towns of [[Ellesmere, Shropshire|E ...ks up with Offa's Dyke Path National Trail at Bronygarth and the Sandstone Trail, Llangollen Canal, South Cheshire Way, and the Marches Way.
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• Ulster Way
  ...und [[Grey Point, County Down|Grey Point]] and on to [[Bangor, County Down|Bangor]], and from there to [[Groomsport]]. ...e Stack and the [[Sperrin Mountains]]. Here too is the Correl Glen Nature Trail in the Largalinny National Nature Reserve.}}
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• National Cycle Network
  ...n as the [[Devon Coast to Coast Cycle Route]] & includes part of the Tarka Trail *NCR 62: the [[Trans Pennine Trail]], [[Southport]] – [[Selby]]
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• River Mawddach
  ...ne from [[Ruabon]] to [[Barmouth]], has now been designated the [[Mawddach Trail]], an 8-mile cycle path running from Dolgellau to Morfa Mawddach, at the so * [http://www.cyclingnorthwales.co.uk/pages/rte_mawddach.htm Mawddach Trail]
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• Rhos-on-Sea
  ...o's brother Tygai founded a church near Penrhyn, [[Bangor, Caernarfonshire|Bangor]]; their sister Llechid founded a church in the uplands above Penrhyn. ...s/northwest/sites/walks/pages/rhos1.shtml Reid, Ian: "Rhos-on-Sea Heritage Trail".] BBC Wales North West website retrieved 7 August 2007.</ref> Their estate
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• Bangor Erris
  |picture=Bangor Erris 08 2010.jpg ...is a centre for wild Atlantic salmon and sea trout fishing. Due west from Bangor are the towns of [[Belmullet]], [[Geesala]], [[Mulranny]], Westport and [[D
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• Llanfachreth
  ...ded 15 feet in depth and 20 feet in breadth. Also granted by the Bishop of Bangor in 1820 was permission for the South aisle to be erected and the addition o ...ne was converted some years ago into the ''Llwybr Mawddach'' (or "Mawddach Trail") which now runs for some eight miles from Dolgellau to Morfa Mawddach rail
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• Long-distance footpaths in the Republic of Ireland
  [[File:National Waymarked Trail Waymarker (Ireland).jpg|right|thumb|200px|The "walking man" waymarker used The oldest officially designated trail is the [[Wicklow Way]], the first section of which opened in 1980. It was f
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• Strathnaver
  ...1B1-CBA9-4070-AD1B-6502E58295B1/0/StrathnaverTrail.pdf | title=Strathnaver Trail | publisher=Highland Council | year=2003 | deadurl=yes | archiveurl=https:/ ...ast of their Scottish estates from Lord Reay in 1829.<ref>{{cite web|last1=Bangor Jones|first1=Malcolm|title=From Clanship to Crofting; Land Ownership, Econo
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• Western Way
  ...as a '[[Long-distance trails in the Republic of Ireland|National Waymarked Trail]]' by the National Trails Office and is managed by [[Coillte]], the tow loc Starting from [[Oughterard]], the trail follows the western edge of [[Lough Corrib]] before breaking away across th
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• Carlingford
  ...n the list, [[Carrickfergus]] was first, followed by [[Bangor, County Down|Bangor]], [[Donaghadee]], and [[Strangford]]. Carlingford and [[Coleraine]] each h ...rate to the base. Set in painted stone wall to west side of road. Heritage trail plaque in wall. This unusual piece of street furniture, fed from a natural
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• Ulster Folk and Transport Museum
  ...furbished ''Titanic'' exhibition, tying in with the Folk museum's 'Titanic Trail' is titled ''TITANICa''.<ref>{{cite web|title=TITANICa: The Exhibition|url= ...ral and Great Victoria Street, Portadown and Newry in one direction and to Bangor in the other direction.
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