South Wales
South Wales is a region of Great Britain lying west of the Bristol Channel. It contains the Welsh capital Cardiff, whose landmarks include Cardiff Castle and the striking Wales Millennium Centre arts complex in Cardiff Bay's waterfront development. The Taff Trail walk/cycle path links Cardiff to the Brecon Beacons National Park. Tracing Welsh history, St Fagan's National History Museum is northwest of the city.
People died in South Wales (First 36 people) - Page 0
William Skirving
Rob Kneller
James Cowan (author)
Australian author
James Cowan
Australian author
John Fahey
American guitarist
David Lennox
Scottish engineer
Val Plumwood
Australian philosopher
Caroline Grills
Australian serial killer
Ron Willey
Gregory Blaxland
Farmer
Isabel Letham
Australian instructor
Gary Shearston
Singer
Solomon Wiseman
William Skirving
Jack Hazlitt
Australian soldier
Alister Murdoch
Commander
Jock Garden
Politician
Barry Long
Australian teacher
Charles Fraser
Botanist
Geoffrey Sawer
Author
Allan G. Bromley
Australian historian
John Le Gay Brereton
Australian poet
Jamie Gao
Margaret McIntyre
Former Member of the Tasmanian Legislative Council
Tedbury
Pemulwuy's son
Brien Cobcroft
Olympic athlete
Gillian Mears
Australian short story writer
Nevill Drury
Australian editor
Jon Cleary
American musician
Rob Kneller
Phillip Wright
John Verge
Architect
Alexander Macleay
Former Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council
Julian Howard Ashton
Journalist ‧ Julian Ashton's son
Auriel Andrew
Australian musician
