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Bookmark or Share- Glamorgan | Towns, History, & Castle | BritannicaGlamorgan, historic county, southern Wales, extending inland from the Bristol Channel coast between the Rivers Loughor and Rhymney. In the north it comprises a barren upland moor dissected by narrow river valleys.
- Glamorgan - WikitravelGlamorganshire (Glamorgan) is a traditional county in Wales and also its most densely populated region. Wales' two largest cities, Cardiff and Swansea , were located in Glamorgan (they are now counties in their own right) and so the area is somewhat more cosmopolitan than other regions and offers the greatest variety of shopping, entertainment ...
- Glamorgan – Travel guide at WikivoyageGlamorgan (Welsh: Morgannwg, historically known as Glamorganshire / Sir Forgannwg) is a traditional county in Wales. It is home to Cardiff, the Wales' capital city, along with the city of Swansea.
- Things to do, Days Out, Vale of Glamorgan, South WalesThe Glamorgan Heritage Coast is an exciting visit for fossil hunters! A county chock-full of surprises, the Vale’s name perfectly captures the essence of rolling, green countryside, stretching as far as the eye can see, and with its remarkably varied coastline, you’ll be spoiled for choice.
- Glamorgan - WikishireThe County of Glamorgan is a maritime shire and the most populous county of Wales at over 1.3 million inhabitants as of 2013. Glamorganshire is bounded by Monmouthshire to the east, Carmarthenshire to the west and Brecknockshire to the north. Glamorgan is a county of three contrasting localities.
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