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Angle, Pembrokeshire — infobox UK place country = Wales static static image caption=Saint Mary s Church latitude=51.6847 longitude= 5.0919 official name =Angle population = c.240 shire district= shire county= Pembrokeshire metropolitan borough= metropolitan county =… … Wikipedia
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