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Tanat Valley

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Tanat Valley

Carmel Wesleyan chapel in Penygarnedd A beautiful roadside chapel.
Carmel Wesleyan chapel in Penygarnedd Credit: Jeremy Bolwell

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.81382/-3.344228 or Grid Reference SJ0924. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Carmel Wesleyan chapel in Penygarnedd A beautiful roadside chapel.
Carmel Wesleyan chapel in Penygarnedd
A beautiful roadside chapel.
B4391 in the Tanat Valley
B4391 in the Tanat Valley
Road junction near Penygarnedd
Road junction near Penygarnedd
The Railway Inn, Penybontfawr The Railway Inn in the village of Penybontfawr is a reminder that this village was once connected to the railway network. The railway was relatively short-lived here, the Tanat Valley Light Railway arrived in 1904 and survived less than 50 years, closing in 1951.
The Railway Inn, Penybontfawr
The Railway Inn in the village of Penybontfawr is a reminder that this village was once connected to the railway network. The railway was relatively short-lived here, the Tanat Valley Light Railway arrived in 1904 and survived less than 50 years, closing in 1951.
Bethania Chapel, Penybontfawr This Bethania Chapel was built in 1867, replacing an early one dating from 1824.
Bethania Chapel, Penybontfawr
This Bethania Chapel was built in 1867, replacing an early one dating from 1824.
St Thomas Church, Penybontfawr Penybontfawr church is dedicated to St Thomas and it was designed by R.K. Penson in 1855.
St Thomas Church, Penybontfawr
Penybontfawr church is dedicated to St Thomas and it was designed by R.K. Penson in 1855.
Motte at Cefn-coch A fine example of a motte; it is in a commanding position over the valley to the south. There are clear remains of a ditch around its base on the western side, but no sign of a bailey or other associated earthworks.
Motte at Cefn-coch
A fine example of a motte; it is in a commanding position over the valley to the south. There are clear remains of a ditch around its base on the western side, but no sign of a bailey or other associated earthworks.
Lane at Ty-isaf Taken from close by Bellevue - the house at the road junction which provides B&B and a self-catering cottage.
Lane at Ty-isaf
Taken from close by Bellevue - the house at the road junction which provides B&B and a self-catering cottage.
Elim Chapel, Cefn-coch A Calvinist chapel built in 1839.
Elim Chapel, Cefn-coch
A Calvinist chapel built in 1839.
Uphill on a long straight near Ochr-y-ffordd
Uphill on a long straight near Ochr-y-ffordd
The B4391 Langynog to Penybont road
The B4391 Langynog to Penybont road
The Railway Inn, Penybontfawr A roadside hostelry, a Free House and they do food.
The Railway Inn, Penybontfawr
A roadside hostelry, a Free House and they do food.
Touring field
Touring field
Bethania chapel in Penybontfawr Old chapel, right opposite the pub.
Bethania chapel in Penybontfawr
Old chapel, right opposite the pub.
Garage forecourt, Penybontfawr
Garage forecourt, Penybontfawr
Northward across Tanat Valley from B4391 near Pen-y-bontfawr, 1975 Until July 1952, the ex-Cambrian Railway branch line from Oswestry to Llangynog used to run along below here beside the River Tanat on its north side. Towering beyond is Glan Hafon (1,991 ft.).
Northward across Tanat Valley from B4391 near Pen-y-bontfawr, 1975
Until July 1952, the ex-Cambrian Railway branch line from Oswestry to Llangynog used to run along below here beside the River Tanat on its north side. Towering beyond is Glan Hafon (1,991 ft.).
Eastward down Tanat Valley on B4391 near Pen-y-bontfawr, 1975 Taken from the same spot as <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4968918">SJ0725 : Northward across Tanat Valley from B4391 near Pen-y-bontfawr, 1975</a>, in the distance are peaks of the Berwyn Mountains: Moel Sych (2,713 ft.) and Craig Berwyn (2,288 ft.).
Eastward down Tanat Valley on B4391 near Pen-y-bontfawr, 1975
Taken from the same spot as SJ0725 : Northward across Tanat Valley from B4391 near Pen-y-bontfawr, 1975, in the distance are peaks of the Berwyn Mountains: Moel Sych (2,713 ft.) and Craig Berwyn (2,288 ft.).
View west, near Pen-y-bontfawr by B4391 in Tanat Valley, 1975 At the same spot as <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4968918">SJ0725 : Northward across Tanat Valley from B4391 near Pen-y-bontfawr, 1975</a> and <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4968958">SJ0725 : Eastward down Tanat Valley on B4391 near Pen-y-bontfawr, 1975</a>.
View west, near Pen-y-bontfawr by B4391 in Tanat Valley, 1975
At the same spot as SJ0725 : Northward across Tanat Valley from B4391 near Pen-y-bontfawr, 1975 and SJ0725 : Eastward down Tanat Valley on B4391 near Pen-y-bontfawr, 1975.
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Tanat Valley is located at Grid Ref: SJ0924 (Lat: 52.81382, Lng: -3.344228)

Unitary Authority: Powys

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

Also known as: Dyffryn Tanat

What 3 Words

///songbird.less.bungalows. Near Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, Powys

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Located within 500m of 52.81382,-3.344228
Penybontfawr
Abandoned Railway: station
Railway: site
Lat/Long: 52.812887/-3.3514594
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Place: farm
Lat/Long: 52.8160715/-3.3379723
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Place: farm
Lat/Long: 52.8159839/-3.3428169
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