Port in SW Wales, in Pembrokeshire. Population: 16,000. It was a Norman stronghold from the 11th century, and was long a naval dockyard center. Welsh name Penfro.
Pembroke
| Geography: Pem·broke |
[ʹpem͵brōk]
Learn More
 | Richard de Clare |
| pembroke table |
| Pembroke Pines (city of southeast Florida) |
 | Where can you buy Pembroke Welsh Corgi? Read answer... |
| How tall are Pembroke Welsh corgis? Read answer... |
| What county is pembroke pines in? Read answer... |
Help us answer these
 | What was the population of pembroke ontario in 1850? |
| What is distance in miles from Pembroke to Fishguard? |
| What is the cycle route from london to pembroke? |
Post a question - any question - to the WikiAnswers community:
Copyrights:
 |
 | Geography. The Oxford Essential Geographical Dictionary. Copyright © 2006 by Oxford University Press, Inc. All rights reserved. Read more |
Related answers
- What does the pembroke welsh corgi eat?
- What is the major industry in pembroke pines?
- What was the Pembroke Welsh Corgi bred to do?
ADVERTISEMENT
Answer these
- What is a Pembroke falcon?
- Are pembroke corsis allergy free?
- Buses go to pembroke from toronto?
- What is the distance from reading to pembroke?
Mentioned in
- Richard de Clare
- pembroke table
- Pembroke Pines (city of southeast Florida)
- Pembroke (family name)
- countess of Mary Herbert Pembroke (English writer)
- Pembroke (town, Wales)
- 3d earl of William Herbert Pembroke (English sociologist & writer)
- earl of Aymer de Valence Pembroke (English royalty)
- Pembroke (town, Canada)
- Pembroke Welsh corgi (dog)
- Lumberton (city, North Carolina)
- battle of Edgecote
- William Herbert
- English Homes: Wilton (1969 History Film)
