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About Nant-y-patrick

Nant-y-Patrick is a small Denbighshire village reached via the A525 through Saint Asaph, then onto the A55 for longer distances. Popular routes include Saint Asaph's tiny cathedral and coastal trips to Rhyl. The village is named after Saint Patrick, linking it to Wales' early Christian history spanning fifteen centuries.

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Nant-y-patrick is in Wales, at 53.230, -3.431 - about 22 km south-west of Gwespyr.

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