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The view of the Menai Strait at Beaumaris is a major geological fault, forming a transition between Anglesey and North Wales.It was carved by ice. This unmistakeable feature was formed by glaciers flowing from Snowdonia, and by the Irish Sea ice stream which covered Anglesey during the last ice age approximately 22,000 years ago,Particular highlights along the Menai Strait include the Newborough Warren sand dune complex, the Swellies with the backdrop of Telford’s Menai Bridge and the Carneddau, and Beaumaris, Penmon and Black Point. Anglesey North Wales.
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