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==Settlement and administration==

At its seaward end are the coastal resorts of [[Kinmel Bay]] (Welsh: {{lang|cy|Bae Cinmel}}), [[Rhyl]] and [[Prestatyn]] whilst the towns of [[Abergele]] and [[St Asaph]] (Welsh: {{lang|cy|Llanelwy}}) lie just inland. The other principal towns of the vale are [[Denbigh]] (Welsh: {{lang|cy|Dinbych}}) and [[Ruthin]] (Welsh: {{lang|cy|Rhuthun}}).<ref>Ordnance Survey 1:50K Landranger sheet 116 'Denbigh & Colwyn Bay'</ref> Most of the area falls within the modern administrative county (and [[unitary authority]]) of [[Denbighshire]] and a portion is in [[Conwy County Borough]]; much of it lies within the [[Vale of Clwyd (UK Parliament constituency)|Vale of Clwyd UK Parliamentary constituency]].

==Geology==