Treffgarne: Haverfordwest Airport EGFE
Haverfordwest Airport lies beside the Western Cleddau in Pembrokeshire, Wales, and this riverside position has made it a practical local airfield for a largely rural county. Known by the code EGFE and located at Withybush, it serves general aviation, with a paved runway, apron and broad grass margins typical of a regional aerodrome. The site began as RAF Haverfordwest during the Second World War, connecting today’s civil operation with Pembrokeshire’s wartime air history. Haverfordwest, the county town, is nearby to the south, while the Cleddau waterway runs through the heart of the county. Gently rolling farmland around the airfield gives this part of western Pembrokeshire an open, working character.
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Among the settlements of Wales, Treffgarne stands out for the three craggy outcrops known as Treffgarne Rocks, which rise above the valley of the Eastern Cleddau. This Pembrokeshire village sits on the A40 between Haverfordwest and Fishguard, in a rural part of west Wales shaped by fields, woodland and the river. The rocks are a defining local geological landmark, giving the settlement a notably rugged profile despite its lowland setting. Treffgarne’s Welsh name, Trefgarn, reflects the enduring Welsh cultural identity of the area. See how Treffgarne fits within Pembrokeshire by browsing webcams nearby.
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