Anglesey or Anglesea, island pop. 68,800, 712 sq km, Holyhead is the chief town.
It is a region of low, rolling hills.
The principal industries are agriculture and stock raising.
Two bridges over the Menai Strait connect the island to the mainland.
The town of Menai Bridge has long been a stock-trading center for NW Wales.
Anglesey is said to have been the last refuge of the druids from the Romans in Britain.
Penmynydd, at the center of the island, was the home of Owen Tudor, founder
of the house of Tudor.
Things to do for visitors are walking, cycling, fishing, surfing and bird watching.
There are beaches on the island and a lot of interesting sites to visit, for example: Beaumaris Castle in Beaumaris, South Stack Lighthouse, villages and towns of the island,
ancient standing stones, burial chambers, and other neolithic items of interest.
The principal industries are agriculture and stock raising.
