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Mid Wales

Aberystwyth
Bala
Brecon
Builth Wells
Lake Vyrnwy
Lampeter
Llandrindod Wells
Llanfair
Llanwrtyd Wells
Llangurig
Machynlleth
Newtown
Presteigne Rhayader


Welsh Borders

Bishops Castle Hay-On-Wye
Oswestry
Welshpool
Llansilin

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Mid Wales is the name given to the area of Wales between North Wales and South Wales. It borders England via the Welsh Marches to the east and the Irish Sea via Cardigan Bay to the west (West Wales is to the south-west). The region approximately consists of the principal areas of Ceredigion and Powys.

Mid Wales is dominated by the remote Cambrian Mountains which run down the centre of the area including the area known as the Desert of Wales. It is sparsely populated, with most settlements being situated to the east of the mountains, including Builth Wells, Welshpool, and Newtown.

 

The Mid Wales Lakes and Mountains region is a favourite with walkers and hikers, thanks to the Brecon Beacons National Park and the towering Black Mountains. The range of outdoor activities available in this region, is vast and includes angling, rambling, cycling and golf to name a few.