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• Montgomery, Powys (links | edit)
• Kingdom of Powys (links | edit)
• William Boyd Dawkins (links | edit)
• Llandrinio (links | edit)
• David Brunt (links | edit)
• Caersws (links | edit)
• North Wales (links | edit)
• 1921 in the United Kingdom (links | edit)
• List of United Kingdom county name etymologies (links | edit)
• Powis Castle (links | edit)
• South Wales (links | edit)
• Mid Wales (links | edit)
• Local Government Act 1972 (links | edit)
• Centre for Alternative Technology (links | edit)
• Cannon Hall (links | edit)
• Treaty of Montgomery (links | edit)
• Evacuations of civilians in Britain during World War II (links | edit)
• Llanfair Caereinion (links | edit)
• Montgomery Canal (links | edit)
• Bishop of Wrexham (links | edit)
• Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales (links | edit)
• Castleblayney (links | edit)
• Llanymynech (links | edit)
• Thomas Pryce (links | edit)
• Stephen Beattie (links | edit)
• William Herbert Waring (links | edit)
• List of U.S. county name etymologies (J–M) (links | edit)
• History of Shropshire (links | edit)
• Hugh of Cyfeiliog, 5th Earl of Chester (links | edit)
• Meifod (links | edit)
• Walter Long, 1st Viscount Long (links | edit)
• List of mottos (links | edit)
• Chapman code (links | edit)
• Abraham Rees (links | edit)
• Ann Griffiths (links | edit)
• Calan Mai (links | edit)
• Walter Clopton Wingfield (links | edit)
• William Eden Nesfield (links | edit)
• Hedgelaying (links | edit)
• Anchor, Shropshire (links | edit)
• Morfydd Llwyn Owen (links | edit)
• St Fagans National Museum of History (links | edit)
• Montgomeryshire (UK Parliament constituency) (links | edit)
• Abermule train collision (links | edit)
• Bettws Cedewain (links | edit)
• Springwatch (links | edit)
• Buildwas Abbey (links | edit)
• John Basson Humffray (links | edit)
• Henry Arthur Herbert (1756–1821) (links | edit)
• Priestweston (links | edit)