Parish in Carmarthenshire, Wales
| Coordinates: | 51.816, -4.614 |
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| OS grid ref: | SN 19 16 |
| Population: | 1,514 |
Whitland is a small market town and parish in Carmarthenshire, Wales, sitting in rural West Wales and serving as a local service centre for surrounding farms. It has a railway station on the West Wales line and road links into neighbouring areas, supporting a mix of agriculture, small businesses and some light industry; the community is compact with shops, a primary school and active local clubs.
The area is best known for the remains of Whitland Abbey, a Cistercian foundation, and for its traditional association with Hywel Dda and the early codification of Welsh law, which give the town a strong sense of historic identity. Culturally it remains rooted in rural Welsh life, with a lively local scene centred on community events, rugby and agricultural shows.
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