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Area: 20779 km2

Population: 3000 000

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Capital: Cardiff

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Caerphilly

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Newport

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Swansea

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Wrexham

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Highest point: Mount Snowdon – 1085 m

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Longest river: River Tywi – 103 km.

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Largest lake: Bala ( 4,4 km2).

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National day: St. David’s day.

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National flower: the daffodil

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A long time ago Wales was united with England. The English

language became the only official language. Little by little people

stopped speaking the Welsh language.

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Today there are many people who work hard to keep the

Welsh language alive. Signs at airports, railway stations and

many other places are in both English and Welsh.

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Many tourists visit Wales to go hiking in the mountains. One of the

most popular hiking areas is Eryri National Park. The English name for

this national park is Snowdonia.

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A long time ago a boy was born in Wales. His name was

Arthur. He was born out of wedlock. His father was a king

and his mother was the wife of a duke. He was brought up

away from his parents. When his father died, there was no

one in line for the throne.

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The great lords decided that they should arrange a tournament.

The man who won would be the next king.

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Arthur had an older foster brother. His name was Kay.

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Kay wanted to participate in a tournament. The whole

family went with him.

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Kay forgot his sword.

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Kay asked Arthur if he could go back and get it

for him. Arthur went the all way back. But he

could not find the sword.

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Instead he saw a sword plunged into a

stone.

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” Let me try to pull it out”, he thought. He did it easily.

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Arthur hurried back to his brother with the sword.

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In the blade of the sword there was an inscription saying: ”

Whoever pulls this sword from the stone is the rightful king of

Britain”. Kay knelt before Arthur because he understood that

the king was found.


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