| POINTOFAYR | Sandy headland on the west of the River Dee estuary; the northernmost spot of mainland Wales (5,2,3) |
| AYR | Northernmost point of mainland Wales, the Point of ... |
| POINTBARROW | Uncle Sam's northernmost spot |
| SOUTHEND | Essex resort on Thames estuary (*the Sound) (8) |
| WASH | East Coast English estuary, The ... (4) |
| MICKLEGATE | Major historic street in York to the west of the River Ouse (10) |
| CANAANITES | Biblical people from west of the River Jordan |
| OFGOODHOPE | Rocky headland on the Atlantic coast of South Africa named it Cabo das Tormentas by the Portuguese explorer Bartolomeu Dias in 1488 (4,2,4,4) |
| LLANGOLLEN | Town on the River Dee in Denbighshire (10) |
| BALA | Largest natural lake in Wales, and the chief source of the River Dee (4) |
| ROYAL | Word used to describe the stretch of the River Dee that flows through the Balmoral estate (5) |
| PEEL | Resort and fishing port on the west of the Isle of Man (4) |
| BALMORALCASTLE | Large country house on the banks of the River Dee |
| HILBRE | The ___ Islands, located at the mouth of the Dee estuary; accessible on foot during summer low tides (6) |
| MUMBLES | Headland on the western edge of Swansea Bay on the south coast of Wales (7) |
| SHANNON | The longest river in Ireland, dividing the west of the island from the east and south (7) |
| MENAISTRAIT | What is the narrow stretch of tidal water separating the Isle of Anglesey from mainland Wales? (5,6) |
| BALMORAL | Name of a castle on the river Dee that is the Scottish residence of the British Royal family (8) |
| OFFASDYKE | Earthwork between England and Wales running from the Dee estuary to the River Wye (5,4) |
| WIRRAL | Peninsula in NW England between the estuaries of the Rivers Dee and Mersey (6) |
