Editing Caernarfon (section)

==Notable people==
:''See [[:Category: People from Caernarfon]]''
[[File:Lewis Jones (Wladfa).jpg|thumb|140px|[[Lewis Jones (Patagonia)|Lewis Jones]], 1898]]
* [[Saint Elen]], late 4th-century founder of churches in Wales. 
* [[Edward II of England]] (1284–1327), [[King of England]] from 1307 to 1327.<ref name="EB1911">{{Cite EB1911|wstitle= Edward II. | volume= 8 |last1= Tout |first1= Thomas Frederick |author1-link= Thomas Frederick Tout | pages = 993&ndash;994 |short=1}}</ref>
* [[Morris Williams]] (1809–1874), clergyman and writer, known by his [[bardic name]] ''Nicander''
* [[Llewellyn Turner]] (1823-1903), deputy constable of Caernarfon Castle.
* [[William Henry Preece]] (1834–1913), an electrical engineer and inventor.  
* [[Lewis Jones (Patagonia)|Lewis Jones]] (1837-1904), one of the founders of the [[Y Wladfa|Welsh settlement]] in [[Patagonia]].
* [[David Lloyd George]] (1863–1945), [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister of the UK]] from 1916 to 1922. 
* [[Gwilym Edwards]] (1881–1963), Presbyterian minister, writer and academic 
* [[Lionel Rees]] (1884–1955), aviator, flying ace and recipient of the [[Victoria Cross]]
* [[Maureen Peters (novelist)|Maureen Peters]] (1935–2008), an [[Historical fiction|historical novelist]] 
* [[Dafydd Wigley]] (born 1943), politician, [[Caernarfon (UK Parliament constituency)|MP for Caernarfon]] from 1974 until 2001
* [[Sian Eleri]], BBC Radio 1 presenter
* [[Jamie Jones (DJ)|Jamie Jones]], DJ and producer

=== Sport ===
* [[Bryan Orritt]] (1937–2014), a professional footballer with over 370 club caps
* [[Barry Hughes]] (1937–2019), a professional footballer and manager, active primarily in the Netherlands
* [[Wyn Davies]] (born 1942), a footballer with 611 club caps and 34 for [[Wales national football team|Wales]]
* [[Tom Walley]] (born 1945) footballer with over 410 club caps
* [[Catrin Thomas]] (born 1964), ski mountaineer and mountain climber
* [[Waynne Phillips]] (born 1970), a professional footballer with over 470 club caps
* [[Nathan Craig]] (born 1991), a professional footballer