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Play Suff Welsh Ardal Gol Cysgodfa Cyfeiriad Cyfeirnod Grid x Cyfeirnod Grid y Pentref Ardal Chwarae Aml-ddefnydd Parc Sgrialu Trac BMX leuenctid Cod Post Agosaf Rhedir gan Cysylltwch a Maes Brenin, Pentre Maelor 337,275 349,011 Wrexham Industrial Estate Oes Pen Gol Nagoes Nagoes Oes LL13 9RA WCBC 01978 298989 Ffordd Garmonydd, Acton, Wrexham 334,069 353,032 Acton Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL12 8JR WCBC 01978 298989 Acton Park (Herbert Jennings) 334,397 351,991 Acton Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL12 7YG WCBC 01978 298989 Aran Road, Wrexham 334,006 350,863 Acton Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL12 7BU WCBC 01978 298989 Maes Llwyn Close, Bronington 348,395 339,652 Bronington Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes SY13 3JB Bronington Community Council 01948 780114 Solvay Banks, Forge Road, Brynteg 330,472 352,101 Brynteg Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 5RR WCBC 01978 298989 Solvay Banks, Forge Road, Brynteg 330,434 352,148 Brynteg N/A Oes Oes Nagoes Oes LL11 5RR WCBC 01978 298989 Memorial Park, Brynteg 330,686 352,629 Brynteg Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 6AB WCBC 01978 298989 Southsea Recreation, Southsea 330,212 351,636 Southsea Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 5PQ WCBC 01978 298989 Poolmouth Road, Moss Valley 331,163 352,356 Moss Valley Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 6H2 WCBC 01978 298989 Gatewen Road, New Broughton 331,140 351,660 New Broughton Oes Postyn Pel Fasged Nagoes Nagoes Oes LL11 6UT WCBC 01978 298989 King George, Bwlchgwyn 326,310 353,449 Bwlchgwyn Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 5YA WCBC 01978 298989 Bryn Y Ffynnon, Brymbo 329,039 353,722 Brymbo Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 5EB WCBC 01978 298989 Mountain View, Brymbo 329,265 354,009 Brymbo Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 5AR WCBC 01978 298989 Mountain View, Brymbo 328,976 354,215 Brymbo Nagoes Nagoes Oes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 5AR WCBC 01978 298989 Argoed, Brymbo 329,286 353,611 Brymbo N/A Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 5BB WCBC 01978 298989 Argoed, Brymbo 329,340 353,614 Brymbo Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 5BB WCBC 01978 298989 Meadow View, Tanyfron 329,368 352,497 Tanyfron N/A Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 5TQ WCBC 01978 298989 Meadow View, Tanyfron 329,392 352,493 Tanyfron Oes N/A Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 5TQ WCBC 01978 298989 Cae Merfyn, Tanyfron 329,361 352,286 Tanyfron Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 5SS WCBC 01978 298989 Railway Road, Brymbo 329,760 353,730 Brymbo Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 5EA WCBC 01978 298989 Bala Road, Caia Park 335,234 349,918 Caia Park Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL13 9LG WCBC 01978 298989 Pont Wen, Whitegate Road, Hightown 334,314 349,780 Caia Park Oes 2 x Pen Gol Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL13 8SJ WCBC 01978 298989 Prince Charles Road, Caia Park 334,883 350,254 Caia Park N/A Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL13 8TH WCBC 01978 298989 Prince Charles Road, Caia Park 334,828 350,343 Caia Park Oes N/A Nagoes Nagoes Oes (Ar gau) LL13 8TH WCBC 01978 298989 Pentre Gwyn, Caia Park 335,234 349,327 Caia Park Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL13 8YF WCBC 01978 298989 Benjamin road, Caia, Smithfield 334,268 349,908 Caia Park Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL13 8UL WCBC 01978 298989 Abenbury Fields, Abenbury , Caia Park 334,953 349,298 Caia Park Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL13 0JX WCBC 01978 298989 Queensway, Caia Park 334,496 350,162 Caia Park Nagoes Nagoes Oes Nagoes Oes LL13 8UN WCBC 01978 298989 Queensway, Caia Park 335,149 349,565 Caia Park Nagoes Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL13 8YD WCBC 01978 298989 Lancaster Terrace, Acrefair 328,284 343,223 Acerfair Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL14 3HP WCBC 01978 298989 Ash Grove, Plas Madoc 328,488 343,250 Plas Madoc Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL14 3LD WCBC 01978 298989 Bran, Plas Madoc 328,985 343,559 Plas Madoc Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL14 3HD WCBC 01978 298989 Dinas, Glaslyn, Plas Madoc 329,086 343,289 Plas Madoc Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL14 3EP WCBC 01978 298989 Gwynant. Plas Madoc 328,822 343,226 Plas Madoc Oes Pen Gol Nagoes Nagoes Oes LL14 3HG WCBC 01978 298989 Church Street, Rhosymedre 328,460 342,752 Rhosymedre Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL14 3DX WCBC 01978 298989 Short Lane, Newbridge 328,564 341,625 New Bridge Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL14 3JL WCBC 01978 298989 Ty Mawr, Cefn 328,809 340,819 Cefn Oes Nagoes Nagoes Oes Nagoes LL14 3JG WCBC 01978 298989 Dolydd Lane, Cefn 327,646 341,909 Cefn Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL14 3NF WCBC 01978 298989 Rhos y medre, Cefn Mawr 328,227 342,703 Cefn Nagoes Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL14 3YL WCBC 01978 298989 Bodnant Plas Madoc Youth Shelter 328,819 343,560 Plas Madoc Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Oes ? WCBC 01978 298989 Black Park, Halton 330,094 340,276 Halton Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL145BB Chirk Community Council 01691 772596 Crogen Offa, Chirk 329,283 339,294 Chirk Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL14 5DJ Chirk Community Council 01691 772596 George Street, Chirk 329,111 338,818 Chirk Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL14 5LA Chirk Community Council 01691 772596 Chapel Lane, Chirk 329,082 338,401 Chirk Nagoes Pen Gol Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL14 5NF Chirk Community Council 01691 772596 Station Avenue, Chirk 328,938 337,876 Chirk Nagoes Nagoes Oes Nagoes Oes LL14 5NA Chirk Community Council 01691 772596 Nant Mill, Coedpoeth 328,863 350,125 Nant Mill Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 3BT WCBC 01978 298989 Penygelli, Coedpoeth 328,749 350,993 Coedpoeth N/A Nagoes Oes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 3RL WCBC 01978 298989 Penygelli, Coedpoeth 328,673 351,007 Coedpoeth Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 3RL WCBC 01978 298989 Memorial Park, Coedpoeth 328,340 351,020 Coedpoeth Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 3TD WCBC 01978 298989 Heol Caradoc, Codepoeth 328,280 351,569 Coedpoeth Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL113PR WCBC 01978 298989 Castle Road, Coedpoeth 328,803 351,359 Coedpoeth Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 3HW WCBC 01978 298989 Vicarage Hill, Rhostyllen 331,057 348,856 Rhostyllen N/A Nagoes Oes Nagoes Nagoes LL14 4AR WCBC 01978 298989 Vicarage Hill, Rhostyllen 331,084 348,846 Rhostyllen Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL14 4AR WCBC 01978 298989 Bersham Road, Bersham 331,191 349,169 Bersham Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL14 4HT WCBC 01978 298989 Maes-meredydd, Pontfadog 323,537 338,185 Pontfadog Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL20 7AW Community Council 01978 298989 High Street/Allington Park, Gresford 334,860 354,690 Gresford N/A Pen Gol Oes Nagoes Oes LL12 8PS WCBC 01978 298989 High Street/Allington Park, Gresford 334,864 354,724 Gresford Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL12 8LS WCBC 01978 298989 Claypit Lane, Marford 335,732 355,147 Marford Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL12 8PB WCBC 01978 298989 New Road, Summerhill 330,995 353,882 Summerhill Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 4TY WCBC 01978 298989 Second Avenue, Gwersyllt 331,697 353,240 Gwersyllt Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 4ED WCBC 01978 298989 The Wauns, Bradley, Gwersyllt 332,154 353,930 Bradley Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 4NG WCBC 01978 298989 Tan Yr Allt, Sydallt 331,176 355,148 Sydallt Oes Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL12 GSP WCBC 01978 298989 Blue Bell Estate, Pandy 333,575 352,965 Pandy Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 2UG WCBC 01978 298989 Gresford Heath, Pandy 333,575 353,468 Pandy Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL12 8EZ WCBC 01978 298989 Alyn Waters Country Park, Gwersyllt 331,908 354,589 Gwersyllt Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 4AG WCBC 01978 298989 Alyn Waters Country Park, Gwersyllt 331,934 354,620 Gwersyllt YstwythderArea Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 4AG WCBC 01978 298989 Delamere Avenue, Bradley 332,155 353,933 Bradley Nagoes Oes Oes Nagoes Oes LL114DX WCBC 01978 298989 Dee Park, Holt 341,010 353,720 Holt Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL13 9A2 WCBC 01978 298989 Church Green, Holt 341,098 354,133 Holt Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL13 9JW WCBC 01978 298989 Woodland Grove, Fron 327,108 341,043 Fron Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL20 7RL WCBC 01978 298989 George Avenue, Trevor 327,029 342,393 Trevor Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL20 7UA WCBC 01978 298989 Garth Road, Garth 325,705 342,936 Garth Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL20 7TX WCBC 01978 298989 Trevor Brickworks, Trevor 326,484 342,575 Trevor Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL20 7TX WCBC 01978 298989 Fron Community Centre, Fron 326,949 341,444 Fron Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL20 7RH WCBC 01978 298989 Llay Country Park, Llay 333,264 354,997 Llay Oes Nagoes Oes Nagoes Nagoes LL12 OPW WCBC 01978 298989 Pendas Park, Penley 341,926 339,850 Penley Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL13 ONN Community Council 01978 298989 Mulsford Lane (Worthenbury) 342,157 345,876 Worthenbury Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Oes LL13 OAP Community Council 01978 298989 Station Road, Marchwiel 335,964 347,880 Marchwiel N/A Oes Oes Nagoes Oes LL13 ORT WCBC 01978 298989 Station Road, Marchwiel 335,867 347,842 Marchwiel Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL13 ORT WCBC 01978 298989 Minera Recreation Ground, Minera 326,946 351,954 Minera N/A Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 3DA WCBC 01978 298989 Minera Recreation Ground, Minera 326,985 351,945 Minera Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 3DA WCBC 01978 298989 Ffordd Newydd Road, Gwynfryn 325,665 352,518 Gwynfryn Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL11 5YU WCBC 01978 298989 Brynycabanau Road, Hightown 333,985 349,433 Hightown Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL13 7BS WCBC 01978 298989 Court Road, Wrexham 332,923 349,488 Wrexham Oes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL13 7SN WCBC 01978 298989 Wings Club, Bryn Offa 332,593 349,928 Bryn Offa Oes Postyn Pel Fasged Nagoes Nagoes Nagoes LL13 7TU
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