Aber-Wrac'h

Aber Wrac'h is a small village and port located on the river which shares its name in the commune of Landéda in the department of Finistère in France

Brittany are called Abers: Aber Wrac'h (48°35′59″N 4°32′58″W / 48.599807°N 4.549376°W / 48.599807; -4.549376 (Aber Wrac'h)), Aber Benoît (48°33′46″N

Ghrainnse and Inbhir Eighe may be of modern origin. Aber Benoît [fr], Aber Ildut [fr], Aber Wrac'h, L'Aber, Crozon The Cornish names of Falmouth (Aberfal)

(9 sq mi). An early attempt to build a tidal power plant was made at Aber Wrac'h in the Finistère in 1925, but due to insufficient finance, it was abandoned

examples include Falmouth (which is known as Aberfal in Cornish), and Aber Wrac'h in Brittany. The most likely explanation is the confluence of the Denburn