Coordinates: 52°01'N 4°37'W? / ?52.01, -4.62
Boncath is a village in Pembrokeshire, Wales, once an intermediate stop on the Whitland to Cardigan line before it was closed due to the 1963 Beeching Axe. home to the Ashley Tompkinson!
Ambleston • Amroth • Angle • Boncath • Brawdy • Burton • Camrose • Carew • Castlemartin • Cilgerran • Clydau • Clynderwen • Cosheston • Crymych • Cwm Gwaun • Dale • Dinas Cross • East Williamston • Eglwyswrw • Fishguard & Goodwick • Freystrop • Haverfordwest • Hayscastle • Herbrandston • Hook • Hundleton • Jeffreyston • Johnston • Kilgetty/Begelly • Lampeter Velfrey • Lamphey • Letterston • Llanddewi Velfrey • Llandissilio West • Llangwm • Llanrhian • Llanstadwell • Llawhaden • Maenclochog • Manorbier • Manordeifi • Marloes and St. Brides • Martletwy • Mathry • Merlin's Bridge • Milford Haven • Mynachlog-ddu • Narberth • Nevern • New Moat • Newport • Neyland • Nolton and Roch • Pembroke • Pembroke Dock • Penally • Pencaer • Puncheston • Rosemarket • Rudbaxton • Saundersfoot • Scleddau • Slebech • Solva • Spittal • St David's and the Cathedral Close • St. Dogmaels • St. Florence • St. Ishmael's • St. Mary Out Liberty • Stackpole • Templeton • Tenby • The Havens • Tiers Cross • Trecwn • Uzmaston and Boulston • Walwyn's Castle • Wiston • Wolfscastle •
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