The missing Grade I listed buildings and railway section are worth 25 points. Everything else is worth ten points.

Grade I listed buildings

Grade I listed buildings in Anglesey

38 in total (still checking)

• St Eilian's Church, Llaneilian (currently a redirect)
• St Cybi's Church (and churchyard walls), Holyhead (currently a redirect)
• St Seiriol's Well (currently a redirect)
• St Cadwaladr's Church, Llangadwaladr, Anglesey

Grade I listed buildings in Conwy

28 in total (still checking)

Grade I listed buildings in Denbighshire

28 in total (still checking)

• Foxhall Newydd, Henllan, Denbighshire
• St Hilary's Church, Denbigh, Denbighshire
• Leicester's Church, Denbigh, Denbighshire

Grade I listed buildings in Gwynedd

• Capel Jerusalem, Bethesda, Gwynedd

Grade I listed buildings in Monmouthshire

53 listings with 2 missing articles: I think these are now all done, as stubs.KJP1 (talk) 20:22, 1 May 2016 (UTC)Reply[reply]

• St Mary's Church, Caldicot, inadequate redirect
• Church of St Mary, Usk, inadequate redirect
• St Jerome's Church, Llangwm Uchaf, Llangwm (a redirect) - inadequate name (should be ...Llangwm, Monmouthshire as there is also a St Jerome's in Llangwm, Pembrokeshire)

Grade I listed buildings in Pembrokeshire

• St Elidyr's Church, Stackpole
• St Justinian's Chapel, St Justinian

Grade I listed buildings in Powys

74 in total (still checking)

Grade I listed buildings in the Vale of Glamorgan

16 out of 32 are missing articles:

Grade I listed buildings in Wrexham County Borough

Seventeen listed, 6 missing:

Grade II* listed buildings

Any article in any of the lists by county in Grade II* listed buildings in Wales which you find is missing and you'll get a ten point bonus. A lot of the lists need to have buildings redlinked as some of them are currently blanked out, which is unproductive!

Grade II* listed buildings in Anglesey

There are over 20 missing articles on this page including:

• Four hotels in Beaumaris (Ye Olde Bull's Head Inn, Bishopsgate Hotel, Liverpool Arms Hotel, and George and Dragon Hotel)
• A number of churches
• Almshouses
• Two dovecotes
• Marquess of Anglesey's Column

Grade II* listed buildings in Cardiff

There are 42 Grade II* listed buildings of which at least 27 are missing articles (as of 18 April 2016) including:

• St Andrews United Reformed Church, Penylan
• St Augustine's Church, Rumney
• City United Reformed Church, Cardiff city centre
• Church of St Denys, Lisvane
• St Edeyrn's Church, Llanedeyrn
• St Isan's Church, Llanishen
• St Mary's Church, St Fagans
• St Peter's Church, Roath

Grade II* listed buildings in Carmarthenshire

• Pont Llandeilo-yr-ynys (Grade II*) (see Nantgaredig)

Grade II* listed buildings in Swansea

There are 42 Grade II* listed buildings or structures, with at least 25 missing articles (as of 18 April 2016)

Hotels

There are deemed notable by the 2016 Good Hotel Guide:

• Blaenavon Industrial Landscape (currently a redirect to Blaenavon), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, including:

Dictionary of Welsh Biography (DWB)

Other

• Claudia Willams (artist) and son Ceri Pritchard, painters (see BBC News item)
• Daisy Coleman (powerboat racer), powerboat racer (example ref here)
• Julie-Anne Wood (Coastguard), head of maritime operations, HM Coastguard (first woman to hold the post) BBC News item
• See also Wikipedia:WikiProject Wales/Awaken the Dragon/Women biographies and List of Welsh women

(from the redlinks) in ((RNLI Lifeboat stations in Wales))

• Barmouth Lifeboat Station
• Criccieth Lifeboat Station - needs own article
• Abersoch Lifeboat Station
• Beaumaris Lifeboat Station
• Conwy Lifeboat Station
• Flint Lifeboat Station

• The Story of Wales, TV series by Huw Edwards (journalist)
• Y Ditectif - S4C factual crime series with Mali Harries (a source here)
• For other productions that may be notable enough for articles see red links at List of Welsh-language programmes

• 94th Regiment of Foot (Royal Welsh Volunteers) - short lived regiment (1760-1763), mentioned in passing already on 94th Regiment of Foot. Source for regiment name, and years active.
• Mansel Davies, national haulage company (HQ Pembrokeshire)
• Choosing Wisely Wales a new medical movement BBC News item (see also Choosing Wisely)
• Motorsport in Wales - rallying, sprints, circuits, hillclimbs, etc
• One Planet Development Welsh government policy for low-impact developments
• The Welsh Tithe War - significant impact of and unrest as a result of Tithe Acts on nonconformist communities Background information

• Barry Railway (redirect)
• Jellicoe Specials, the coal trains from South Wales that fuelled the Navy at Scapa Flow in WWI
• Blaenavon railroad

Station redirects

• St Fagans (shown on South Wales Main Line and South Wales Railway)
• Three Cocks Junction (shown on Mid-Wales)

Missing stations

The following list is derived from articles on Welsh railway lines (the past and present) that include a route diagram template (a schematic of the line showing stations and other features with links). The initial search was for standard gauge only be any missing Welsh railway station can be added.

In general, the missing station names are as given on the related page or route diagram template. Stations marked with a dagger (†) have been given a slightly different name to disambiguate from existing stations. If you add one of these stations, please update the route diagram template to link to the new station article.

Stations marked with an asterisk (*) are in England, but as they are on railways that have a significant number of other stations in Wales they are eligible for the competition.

Some station names given have different forms (for example, Brecon (Free Street) or Brecon Free Street), or which may seem a little odd (Llangollen (1st) (1861-1865)). If you are unsure what the correct name should be WP:COMMONNAME is the first choice. This not always obvious with closed stations that may have been given a number of names while open (see WP:UKSTATION or post a query at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject UK Railways) before choosing or changing an entry (and also its associated route diagram template).

The link given after the station name is to the route diagram template when it is in a separate file or to the railway line article.

A number of route diagram templates have a lot (5 or more) of missing stations. These templates are listed here with the number of missing stations: