Wales County Quiz - Dyfed

Important town and site of one of the world's largest liquid natural gas terminals

The smallest city in the UK, located in the far west of Dyfed

Carmarthen born professional snooker player who won The Masters in 2000 and the UK Championship in 2003

University town in the historic county of Ceredigion

Port in Ireland to which ferry services operate from Fishguard and Pembroke

This aviatrix made her first transatlantic flight in 1928, touching down at Pwll in Dyfed

Dyfed town that is the namesake of a knitted garment that opens fully at the front

The only national park in the UK established primarily because of its scenic coastline

Walled seaside town on the western side of Carmarthen Bay, known for its sandy beaches

Born in Dyfed in 1878, this painter, draughtsman, and etcher was once considered the most important artist at work in Britain

The 'last invasion of mainland Britain' took place in 1797 when a small force from this country landed at Fishguard

Seaside town with a name similar to a surfing resort in Cornwall

Major trunk road that connects London with the town of Fishguard

The UK's smallest university town, home to the University of Wales Trinity Saint David

Island off the coast of Dyfed, known for its bird wildlife, stone circles and prehistoric remains