>>>>>Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwilliantysiliogogogoch
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>>>>>(meaning St. Mary’s church in the hollow of the white hazel near the rapid whirlpool and the church of St. Tysilio by the red cave). Or as they say in Israel, "Oy Vay"
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>>>>I read in the Guinness' Book of World Records, that the name was actually constructed so that it would be the world's longest town name. But then again, so what? :-)
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>>>I guess I've got to go back and modify all my apps where the limit for city name is 25 or 30 characters.
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>>No need to worry; it's only a one-horse town/village :-)
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>Must be a little bit bigger than that since it has a train station

GB had millions of little train stations all over the place, before the 50's. 1st the canals were the main thoroughfares, then (being the 1st industrialised nation) the trains. In the 50's, like in LA, it was predicted that the car would become the mainstay, and small stations became uneconomical, and were closed down. There are different terms in USA and UK, e.g. we don't call it a city till (usually) it has a cathedral and/or pretty big. We still have thousands of little hamlets all over the Isle that have railway stations. ANd, hey, with a tourist trap place name like that on your station picket fence, would YOU close it down? :-)