Glenfaba

Glenfaba runs from the Isle of Man’s central uplands to the Irish Sea, embracing farmland, river valleys and a section of the island’s western coast. Around St John’s, the River Neb passes through a settled interior of fields and low hills before continuing towards Peel. Tynwald Hill at St John’s is the ceremonial setting for the annual open-air sitting of Tynwald, the Manx parliament, on Tynwald Day. Nearby Peel has a strong maritime character: Peel Castle stands on St Patrick’s Isle beside Peel Bay, and the town was once the island’s capital. Manx Gaelic place names, rural roads and the island’s distinct political traditions give this compact district a clear identity. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Glenfaba relates to the Isle of Man’s coast and interior.

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