Wales County Quiz - Powys - Statistics

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National Park that occupies much of the southern part of Powys {Brecon} Beacons
93%
Developed as a spa town in the 19th century, this place is now a centre of local government Llandrindod {Wells}
91%
The source of these two major UK rivers lie very close to each other on the slopes of the Cambrian Mountains in the west of Powys Severn
84%
Small market town and location of an annual festival, described as 'the town of books' Hay-on-Wye
79%
Wye
77%
Attractive rural railway that passes through Powys, linking Swansea and Shrewsbury {Heart} of Wales Line
72%
A building in Machynlleth houses an exhibition dedicated to this Welsh leader who instigated a long-running yet ultimately unsuccessful war of independence Owain Glyndŵr
53%
Known as the 'Welsh Lake District' this area covers 70 square miles of unspoilt countryside {Elan} Valley
51%
Market town in the north of Powys whose Welsh name means 'marshy or sinking land' Welshpool
49%
Popular attraction near Machynlleth dedicated to promoting sustainable development Centre for {Alternative} Technology
42%
Author Salmon Rushdie went into hiding on a remote farm in Powys after receiving death threats over this novel The Satanic Verses
35%
Actor Adam Woodyatt went to school in Llanidloes before going on play this character in the popular BBC soap opera, Eastenders, later becoming its longest-serving actor Ian Beale
28%
Monty Python star who once had a house near Llanidloes Terry Jones
28%
Leighton born Captain Stephen Beattie received this award for gallantry for the part he played in the raid on St. Nazaire during WW2 while in command of HMS Campbeltown Victoria Cross
28%
The above town is home to a national collection of this method of transportation Cycling
26%
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