Deganwy Castle (site)

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Deganwy Castle (site) is the location of a former medieval fortress in North Wales, notable for its strategic hilltop position overlooking the Conwy estuary and its long history of Welsh and Norman occupation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
castle site
hillfort site
access footpath
category Castle sites in Wales
Hill forts in Conwy County Borough
Ruined castles in Wales
Scheduled monuments in Conwy County Borough
country Wales
currentCondition ruined
currentUse heritage site
tourist attraction
hasArchaeologicalInterest yes
hasFeature defensive ditches
earthworks
stone foundations
hasHeritageStatus scheduled monument
hasHistoricalPeriod Norman period NERFINISHED
Welsh princely period
medieval period
hasViewOf Conwy Castle NERFINISHED
Conwy estuary NERFINISHED
heritageDesignationBy Cadw NERFINISHED
languageOfPlaceName Welsh
locatedIn Conwy County Borough NERFINISHED
Deganwy NERFINISHED
North Wales NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
Wales
locatedNear Conwy NERFINISHED
River Conwy NERFINISHED
locatedOn hilltop
numberOfMainHilltops 2 GENERATED
occupant Norman forces NERFINISHED
Welsh rulers
openToPublic yes
overlooks Conwy estuary NERFINISHED
partOf defences of the Conwy valley
placeName Deganwy NERFINISHED
region North Wales NERFINISHED
strategicImportance controlled access to Conwy estuary
controlled routes into Snowdonia
terrain rocky hilltops
usedFor defensive fortress
military stronghold

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Conwy County Borough containsHistoricSite Deganwy Castle (site)