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Tryweryn was flooded on October 1, 1965. The flooding was part of a controversial decision to create a reservoir for water supply to Liverpool, leading to the submergence of the village of Tryweryn in Wales. This event sparked significant protests and discussions about local governance and the rights of communities.
Tryweryn, a Welsh village, was submerged in 1965 to create the Tryweryn Reservoir, which was intended to supply water to Liverpool. The decision to flood the village faced significant opposition and controversy, as it was made without local consent. The reservoir became operational in 1966, marking the loss of the village and its community.
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Tryweryn was drowned on October 1, 1965, when the valley was flooded to create the Llyn Celyn reservoir in North Wales. This controversial decision was met with significant opposition, particularly from the Welsh nationalist movement, as it submerged the village of Tryweryn and displaced its residents. The event became a symbol of the struggle for Welsh identity and rights.
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