- and low-lying on the
River Severn. The community,
which also
includes Cloddiau and Pool Quay, has a po****tion of 6,664 (as of the 2011
United Kingdom...
-
Swansea Valley SN857227
Brecknockshire Powys Brecon Beacons 369m
Bwlch y
Cloddiau a.k.a. 'the
Mohican Road'
right of way
between Llangurig and Cwmystwyth...
- fields, with the
traditional field boundaries,
stone walls,
hedgerows and
cloddiau, a
prominent feature. The
geology of Llŷn is complex: the
majority is formed...
-
explains he is
teaching Latin to D
Lloyd George’s
cousin and is
returning to
Cloddiau to ****ist his father. In John Thomas’ oral
submission to the commissioners...
- Clas-ar-Wy
Glasbury Settlement SO1838
Cleirwy Clyro Settlement SO2143
Cloddiau Cloddiau Settlement SJ2009
Cnwclas Knucklas Settlement SO2574
Coedway Coedway...
-
field boundaries date back
several centuries and are
marked by walls,
cloddiau and hedgerows:
important habitats for a
variety of wildlife.
Wrecking and...
- Brynnllyarch, Caeliberisaf, Caeliberuchaf, Cefnyberen, Cefnymynech, Cilthriew,
Cloddiau, Gartheilin, Goetre, Graig, Gwenthriw, Gwernescob, Gwern-y-go, Maenllwyd...
- 3°16′22″W / 52.2171°N 3.2729°W / 52.2171; -3.2729),
contour fort
Great Cloddiau (52°30′35″N 3°14′27″W / 52.5097°N 3.2409°W / 52.5097; -3.2409), partial...
- to erode. To the
north of the
hillfort is a triple-ditched enclosure.
Cloddiau. This is a triple-ditched enclosure,
possibly a late
Bronze Age or Iron...
-
construction of many
local buildings. The
ruins of Iron Age hill
forts at Pen-y-
Cloddiau and Moel
Arthur are
situated in the
nearby hills. The
Church The church...
