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The county town is Haverfordwest it has an airport located on the northern outskirts of Haverfordwest town, close to the village of Withybush. The airport is owned, managed and operated by Pembrokeshire County Council it is an important sub-regional aerodrome facility used on a regular basis by light aircraft and helicopters. Although it has the capacity to accommodate, the town is not the most populous town in Pembrokeshire, but it is so obviously the hub of the county that it has been the main administrative centre for five hundred years it is an important centre for shopping serving a huge area. It contains the county’s main hospital, and principal centre for further education. It is also a focal point for visitors to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Other towns to find property are Amroth is a holiday resort village 7 miles east of Tenby, along, fine sandy beach stretching the whole length of the village, here at low tide you can see a petrified forest which are the remains of a forest destroyed when sea levels rose thousands of years ago. Several good places to eat and three fine inns together with the beach and safe swimming make Amroth an ideal family holiday centre. Maiden Wells is a small village the earliest reference to Maiden Wells is 'Mayden Welle' in 1336. It is a sought-after village with property hunters with rolling fields, woodland and rural sea views in the southeast. Mynachlog-ddu There are two places of worship in the parish, the village has 2 phone boxes, 3 post boxes, and a pub

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