Outline of Wales

General reference

• Pronunciation:
• Etymology of "Wales"
• Common English country name: Wales
• Official English country name: Wales
• Common endonym: Cymru
• Official endonym: Cymru
• Adjectival: Welsh
• Demonym: Welsh

  Geography of Wales

• Wales is a country that is part of the United Kingdom.
• Location
• * Atlantic Ocean
• * Northern Hemisphere
• * Eurasia
• ** Europe
• *** Northern Europe and Western Europe
• **** British Isles
• ***** Great Britain
• ***** Several other islands of Wales, the largest being Anglesey
• * Extreme points of Wales
• Population of Wales: 2,999,300
• Area of Wales:
• :commons:Atlas of Wales|Atlas of Wales

  Environment of Wales

• Climate of Wales
• Ecology of Wales
• * Renewable energy in Wales
• Geology of Wales
• Protected areas of Wales
• * Biosphere reserves in Wales
• * National parks of Wales
• Wildlife of Wales
• * Fauna of Wales
• ** Birds of Wales
• ** Mammals of Wales

  Natural geographic features of Wales

• Islands of Wales
• Lakes of Wales
• Mountains of Wales
• * Volcanoes in Wales
• Rivers of Wales
• * Waterfalls of Wales
• South Wales Valleys
• World Heritage Sites in Wales

  Regions of Wales

• South West Wales
• South Wales
• Mid Wales
• North Wales
• West Wales

  Ecoregions of Wales

Administrative divisions of Wales

• Local government in Wales
• *Cities of Wales
• *Towns in Wales
• *Communities of Wales
• Preserved counties of Wales
• Historic counties of Wales

  Local government of Wales

• Blaenau Gwent
• Bridgend
• Caerphilly
• Cardiff
• Carmarthenshire
• Ceredigion
• Conwy
• Denbighshire
• Flintshire
• Gwynedd
• Isle of Anglesey
• Merthyr Tydfil
• Monmouthshire
• Neath Port Talbot
• Newport
• Pembrokeshire
• Powys
• Rhondda Cynon Taf
• Swansea
• Torfaen
• Vale of Glamorgan
• Wrexham

  Preserved counties of Wales

• Clwyd
• Dyfed
• Gwent
• Gwynedd
• Mid Glamorgan
• Powys
• South Glamorgan
• West Glamorgan

  Historic counties of Wales

• Anglesey
• Brecknockshire
• Cardiganshire
• Caernarfonshire
• Carmarthenshire
• Denbighshire
• Flintshire
• Glamorgan
• Merionethshire
• Monmouthshire
• Montgomeryshire
• Pembrokeshire
• Radnorshire

  Former Districts of Wales

Cities of Wales

• Capital of Wales: Cardiff
• Cities of Wales

  Demography of Wales

Government and politics of Wales

• Form of government:
• Capital of Wales: Cardiff
• Elections in Wales
• Political parties in Wales
• Welsh nationalism

  Branches of the government of Wales

Executive

• Head of government: First Minister of Wales
• Welsh Government
• Wales Office - it is primarily responsible for carrying out the few functions remaining with the Secretary of State for Wales that have not been transferred already to the Senedd; and for securing funds for Wales as part of the annual budgetary settlement.
• *Secretary of State for Wales

  Legislative

• Senedd Cymru

  Judicial

• Supreme Court of the United Kingdom
• Courts of England and Wales

  Law and order in Wales

• English law - the law currently in force in England and Wales.
• Contemporary Welsh Law
• Human rights in Wales
• * LGBT rights in Wales
• Law enforcement in Wales
• Welsh law

  Military

• Command
• * Commander-in-chief:
• ** HM Queen Elizabeth II
• Forces
• * British Army
• * Royal Navy
• * Royal Air Force
• Military history of the United Kingdom
• Military ranks of the United Kingdom

  Local government in Wales

History of Wales

• Timeline of Welsh history
• Bibliography of Welsh history

• History of Wales, by period

• List of years in Wales
• Prehistoric Wales
• Wales in the Roman era
• Wales in the Early Middle Ages
• Norman invasion of Wales
• Wales in the Late Middle Ages
• Wales in the Early Modern Era
• Welsh settlement in the Americas
• Modern history of Wales

  History of Wales, by region

• Kingdoms of Wales
• * Brycheiniog
• * Kingdom of Ceredigion
• * Deheubarth
• * Kingdom of Dyfed
• * Ergyng
• * Kingdom of Gwent
• * Kingdom of Gwynedd
• * Glywysing
• * Powys
• ** Powys Wenwynwyn
• ** Powys Fadog
• * Seisyllwg

  History of Wales, by subject

• List of rulers of Wales
• Welsh law

  Culture of Wales

• Cultural relationship between the Welsh and the English
• Architecture of Wales
• * Cadw properties
• * Castles in Wales
• * Cathedrals in Wales
• * Country houses in Wales
• * Hill forts in Wales
• * Listed buildings in Wales
• * Monastic houses in Wales
• * National Trust properties in Wales
• Cuisine of Wales
• Ethnic minorities in Wales
• Festivals in Wales
• Languages of Wales
• * Welsh English
• * Welsh language
• **History of the Welsh language
• *Welsh placenames
• Media in Wales
• National symbols of Wales
• * Coat of arms of Wales
• * Flag of Wales
• * National anthem of Wales
• People of Wales
• Prostitution in Wales
• Public holidays in Wales
• World Heritage Sites in Wales

  Art in Wales

• Art in Wales
• Cinema of Wales
• Welsh literature
• * Welsh-language literature
• * Welsh literature in English
• Music of Wales
• Television in Wales
• Theatre in Wales

  Religion in Wales

• Buddhism in Wales
• Christianity in Wales
• *Evangelical Movement of Wales
• Hinduism in Wales
• Islam in Wales
• Judaism in Wales
• Sikhism in Wales

  Sport in Wales

• Boxing in Wales
• Cricket in Wales
• Football in Wales
• Rugby league in Wales
• Rugby union in Wales

  Economy and infrastructure of Wales

• Economic rank :
• Agriculture in Wales
• Banking in Wales
• Communications in Wales
• * Internet in Wales
• Companies of Wales
• Currency of Wales: Pound Sterling
• Economic history of Wales
• Energy in Wales
• * Energy policy of Wales
• * Oil industry in Wales
• Health care in Wales
• Mining in Wales
• United Kingdom Stock Exchange
• Tourism in Wales
• Transport in Wales
• * Airports in Wales
• * Rail transport in Wales
• * Roads in Wales
• Water supply and sanitation in Wales
• Welsh Automotive Forum

  Education in Wales

• Primary Education in Wales
• Secondary Education in Wales