Grangetown, Cardiff
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Grangetown is an area in Cardiff, Wales. It is one of the largest areas in the city and has a large population of black and asian residents, with the river Taff winding its way through the area. It is the heart of south Cardiff and is bordered by Riverside, Canton and Butetown. Grangetown It a diverse and multicultural district with significant afro caribbean and asian populations. Adjacent to the city's Bay area Grangetown is benefitting from the nearby developments and is experiencing a period of gentrification.
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Districts: Adamsdown | Birchgrove | Butetown | Canton | Caerau | Cardiff Bay (Tiger Bay) | Cardiff city centre | Cathays | Cathays Park | Cefn Mably | Coryton | Culverhouse Cross | Cyncoed | Ely | Fairwater | Gabalfa | Grangetown | Heath | Llandaff | Llandaff North | Llanedeyrn | Llanishen | Llanrumney | Maindy | Mynachdy | Pentrebane | Penylan | Plasnewydd | Pontcanna | Pontprennau | Radyr | Rhiwbina | Rhydlafar | Riverside | Roath | Rumney | Splott | St Mellons | Thornhill | Tremorfa | Trowbridge | Whitchurch |
