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Pontneddfechan, (pronounced /pɔntˌniðˈvɔːn/; meaning: "bridge over the
Little Neath" in Welsh) also
known as
Pontneathvaughan is a
village in Powys, Wales...
- Dringarth. It then
flows south through the
village of
Ystradfellte to
Pontneddfechan where it
joins with the Nedd
Fechan to
become the
River Neath (Welsh:...
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December 1931, the
former Curtis & Harvey's
Glynneath gunpowder factory at
Pontneddfechan in
Wales closed down. The
factory was
demolished by fire in 1932. The...
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survive to the
present time.
There are
waterfalls to the
north east at
Pontneddfechan near the
Brecon Beacons and
large parts of the
rural area are heavily...
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Country (Welsh: Bro'r Sgydau). The
Mellte and the Nedd
Fechan converge at
Pontneddfechan, from
which point the
combined waters are
known as the
River Neath....
- Vale of
Neath Brewery.
Silica was
mined in the Craig-y-Dinas area of
Pontneddfechan,
after Quaker entrepreneur William Weston Young invented the
blast furnace...
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Tavis Knoyle (born 2 June 1990 in
Pontneddfechan, Vale of Neath, Wales) is a
Wales international rugby union footballer who
plays at scrum-half. He is...
- quarries,
notably around Dinas Rock and the
gorge of the Nedd
Fechan at
Pontneddfechan. Many of
these sites are
interpreted for the visitor,
others are left...
- A467) in
Newport Declassified in the 2000s. B4242 A4109 at
Aberdulais Pontneddfechan Mostly follows the
former route of the
Heads of the
Valley Road (A465)...
- with Heol
Senni to the
north and the A4059
north of Penderyn, and with
Pontneddfechan,
which lies in the community, at the head of the Vale of
Neath to the...
