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Wales
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Swansea
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Bishopston
(inhabited place)
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Burry Green
(inhabited place)
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Cheriton
(inhabited place)
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Clydach
(inhabited place)
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Clyne Castle
(building)
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Cockett
(railroad station)
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Crofty
(inhabited place)
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Dunvant
(inhabited place)
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Felindre
(inhabited place)
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Glais
(inhabited place)
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Goat's Hole Cave
(abandoned dwelling)
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Gorseinon
(inhabited place)
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Gowerton
(inhabited place)
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Grovesend
(inhabited place)
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Horton
(inhabited place)
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Ilston
(inhabited place)
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Killay
(inhabited place)
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Knelston
(inhabited place)
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Landimore
(inhabited place)
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Landore
(inhabited place)
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Llanddewi
(inhabited place)
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Llangennith
(inhabited place)
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Llanmadoc
(inhabited place)
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Llanmorlais
(inhabited place)
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Llanrhidian
(inhabited place)
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Llwchwr
(administrative division)
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Loughor
(inhabited place)
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Morriston
(inhabited place)
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Mumbles
(inhabited place)
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Mumbles Road Station
(railroad station)
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Nicholaston
(inhabited place)
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Oxwich
(inhabited place)
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Oystermouth
(inhabited place)
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Pant-y-ffynnon
(inhabited place)
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Parkmill
(inhabited place)
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Pen-clawdd
(inhabited place)
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Penllergaer
(inhabited place)
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Penmaen
(inhabited place)
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Pennard
(inhabited place)
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Penrice
(inhabited place)
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Pontardulais
(inhabited place)
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Pontlliw
(inhabited place)
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Port-Eynon
(inhabited place)
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Port Tennant
(inhabited place)
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Reynoldston
(inhabited place)
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Rhossili
(inhabited place)
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Scurlage
(inhabited place)
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Sketty
(inhabited place)
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Southgate
(inhabited place)
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Swansea
(inhabited place)
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Three Crosses
(inhabited place)
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Upper Killay
(inhabited place)
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Waunarlwydd
(inhabited place)
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Weobley Castle
(castle)
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