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'''Gwynedd''' is an area of North-West Wales, including Snowdonia. In ancient times it was a kingdom, ruled by the legendary King [[Maelgwn]]. More recently it was resurrected as a county, and is currently a unitary authority area.
'''Gwynedd''' is an area of North-West Wales, including Snowdonia. In ancient times it was a kingdom, ruled by the legendary King [[Maelgwn]]. In 1974 it was resurrected as the name of a county. In 1996 the county was abolished, but the larger part of it (excluding Aberconwy and the Isle of Anglesey) is now the Gwynedd unitary authority area.


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Gwynedd is an area of North-West Wales, including Snowdonia. In ancient times it was a kingdom, ruled by the legendary King Maelgwn. In 1974 it was resurrected as the name of a county. In 1996 the county was abolished, but the larger part of it (excluding Aberconwy and the Isle of Anglesey) is now the Gwynedd unitary authority area.