Carmarthenshire
Wales
Carmarthenshire, Wales shares 185 connections with 2046 other places across 26 topics, spanning government, nature, sports, and literature. Its strongest ties run to London, Cardiff, and Oxford. Rugby is a recurring thread: clubs based in Llanelli have competed in the Heineken Cup and won the WRU Challenge Cup multiple times. The region's long coastline, with estuaries cutting into Carmarthen Bay, anchors many nature connections. Music and history round out the profile, with figures like John Cale linking Carmarthenshire to wider cultural networks.
Thomas Rees (Congregational minister)
Connects Carmarthenshire to: Swansea, Wales
Queen Elizabeth High School, Carmarthen
Connects Carmarthenshire to: Pakistan
No. 595 Squadron RAF
Connects Carmarthenshire to: Pembrokeshire | Ceredigion
Llandovery College
Connects Carmarthenshire to: United Kingdom
Ellis Evans
Connects Carmarthenshire to: Oxford, England | Swansea, Wales
Martha Llwyd
1928 Carmarthen by-election
Connects Carmarthenshire to: United Kingdom
Alexandra Roach
Connects Carmarthenshire to: Swansea, Wales
European Rugby Champions Cup
Connects Carmarthenshire to: Dublin, Ireland | Glasgow, Scotland
Llandovery
Connects Carmarthenshire to: Oxford, England | Landover, Maryland
Welsh Football League Division Two
Connects Carmarthenshire to: Vale of Glamorgan, Wales | Merthyr Tydfil County Borough, Wales
Carmarthen
Connects Carmarthenshire to: Oxford, England | Swansea, Wales | Kingdom of Dyfed