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Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is a county in the south-west corner of Wales, with its administrative centre at Haverfordwest and the cathedral city of St Davids. Its southern part, settled by English and Flemish colonists under the Normans, became known as 'Little England beyond Wales'. Its coastline forms the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, created in 1952.
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