Category:Caer Gybi Roman Fort

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English: Caer Gybi Roman Fort was a small Roman fortlet at Holyhead (Welsh: Caer Gybi) in Wales. The original Roman name is unknown. The fort only has three walls; the fourth side fronted the sea. In the 6th Century, Saint Cybi is supposed to have founded a monastery here. The Church of St Cybi (13th century, with later extensions and additions) stands within the fort today.
<nowiki>Caer Gybi (caer); Holyhead (slott); Caer Gybi; Caer Gybi; Holyhead (kastilyo); قلعة في المملكة المتحدة; Burg im Vereinigten Königreich; wal mynwent rhestredig Gradd I yng Nghymuned Caergybi; remains of a Roman fortlet in Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales, UK; pozostałości rzymskiego fortu w Holyhead na wyspie Anglesey; замок у Великій Британії; établissement humain au Royaume-Uni; Roman Wall Surrounding St Cybi's Churchyard; Walls Of Upper Churchyard, Market Square</nowiki>
Caer Gybi 
remains of a Roman fortlet in Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales, UK
Caer Gybi: rhan o furiau'r gaer
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LocationHolyhead, Isle of Anglesey, Wales
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  • 12 m
Map53° 18′ 41.04″ N, 4° 37′ 58.01″ W
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Wikidata Q5016868
Cadw Building ID: 5415
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