Malltraeth Marsh
Malltraeth Marsh proper noun: a marsh that stretches inland along the River Cefni from Malltraeth in southern Anglesey, Wales.

Proper noun
Malltraeth Marsh
- A marsh that stretches inland along the River Cefni from Malltraeth in southern Anglesey, Wales.
- The line now veers to the north-west and, descending another quarter of a mile of 1 in 66, comes down to the level of the Malltraeth Marsh, which it crosses on the straight, with a slightly rising gradient, for a distance of about one mile. This is a very bleak and wind-swept section of the line.1960 April, J. M. Dunn, “The Anglesey Central Railway”, in Railway Magazine, page 228
Questions about Malltraeth Marsh
- What does Malltraeth Marsh mean?
- Malltraeth Marsh means a marsh that stretches inland along the River Cefni from Malltraeth in southern Anglesey, Wales.
- What part of speech is Malltraeth Marsh?
- Malltraeth Marsh is a proper noun.
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