1. Isle of Anglesey, Welsh Ynys Môn, Latin Mona, county, northwestern Wales, separated from the North Wales mainland by the Menai Strait

2. Anglesey eggs come from Anglesey, a large island reaching out into the Irish sea separated from North Wales by the Menai Strait

3. Anglesey, in Gaelic “Ynys Mon”, is derived from the Roman Mona – hence the name Menai Strait for the stretch of water that separates it from mainland Britain.

4. Llangefni 1 : 31680.This plan of south Anglesey,extends from,Cymran Bay to the Menai Strait on the left of the map, and inland to Llangefni,on the right.,Black-ink numbers, visible on high spots, indicate the,height of hills., Archaeological details are recorded in black gothic lettering., An area calculation table survives in black ink,in the top left margin.