Powys
Powys [1] is a principal area in Mid Wales [edit] Regions[edit] Towns[edit] Other destinations
[edit] UnderstandPrior to the integration of Wales with England, Powys was one of the historic Welsh Kingdoms. In 1974 Powys re-emerged as a political entity, as a County. Powys is one of the largest local authorities in Britain. It makes up the bulk of Mid Wales. The area is sparsely populated, and despite its size it was one the smallest populations in Wales. Powys has come into, and remained in being as an administrative necessity since smaller counties would not be viable due to the insufficient economies of scale they would offer. One of the main North-South roads in Wales, (the A470) passes through its area, as does the famous Heart of Wales Railway Line. [edit] Talk[edit] Get in[edit] By trainAll train services into and within the area are operated by Arriva Trains Wales [3]. Two lines serve the area, which do no connect with each other in Powys. 1. Heart of Wales Line. Llandrindod Wells, and other Stations are served by trains from Carmarthenshire and Swansea in the south, and Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England in the north. 2. Cambrian Line Machynlleth, Newtown, Welshpool and other stations are served by trains from Ceredigion and Gwynedd in the West and Shrewsbury and Birmingham, England in the East. [edit] Get around[edit][add listing] See
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[edit] GolfThe County has a number of Golf Courses, the isolated nature of the area means that they offer uncrowded golf, even by Welsh Standards! Courses include
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