Mold Castle

Mold Castle

Mold Castle, on Bailey Hill in the town of Mold, Flintshire, Northeast Wales, was an earthwork motte and bailey fortress probably founded by Robert de Montalt around the year 1140. In 1147 it was captured by Owain Gwynedd. It switched hands on several occasions before a long period under Welsh control during the reign of Llywelyn ab Iorwerth. It remained a defensive structure up until the 13th century.

Coordinates: 53°10′21″N 3°08′40″W / 53.1725°N 3.14444°W / 53.1725; -3.14444

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Principal settlements
Afon-wen • Bagillt • Buckley • Caerwys • Connah's Quay • Ewloe • Flint • Halkyn • Holywell • Mold • Queensferry • Saltney • Shotton
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Communities
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Abermorddu • Alltami • Aston Park • Bretton • Broughton • Bryn-y-Baal • Brynford • Cadole • Caergwrle • Calcoed • Carmel • Cefn-y-Bedd • Cilcain • Coed Talon • Cymau • Deeside • Drury • Ffrith • Flint Mountain • Ffynnongroew • Greenfield • Gronant • Glyncorrwg • Gwernymynydd • Hawarden • Holway • Higher Kinnerton • Hope • Leeswood • Llanfynydd  • Llanasa • Leadmill • Mancot • Mostyn • Mynydd Isa • Nannerch • Nercwys • Northop • Northop Hall • Oakenholt • Pantasaph • Pantymwyn • Pentre Halkyn • Penyffordd (Buckley) • Pen-y-Ffordd (Holywell) • Penymynydd • Pontblyddyn • Rhosesmor • Rhes-y-Cae • Rhydymwyn • Sealand • Soughton/Sychdyn • Saltney Ferry • Talacre • Trelogan • Treuddyn • Whitford • Ysceifiog
See also: More communities • Wards
Geography
Alyn Gorge • Basingwerk Abbey • Bretton Bridge • Caerwys Rectory • Clwydian Range • Caergwrle Castle • Dee Estuary • Ewloe Castle • Flint Castle • Flintshire Bridge • The Gop • Greenfield Valley Heritage Park • Hawarden Castle • Holy Trinity Church • Moel Famau • Moel y Gaer • Moel y Parc • Mold Castle • Mostyn Colliery • Nant-y-Ffrith • Ogof Nadolig • Point of Ayr • Point of Ayr Gas Terminal • River Alyn • River Cegidog • River Dee • River Terrig • St Bartholomew's Church • St Mary's Church (Cilcain) • St Mary's Church (Halkyn) • St Mary's Church (Mold) • St Winefride's Well • Talacre Beach • Wepre Park
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