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Cefn Coch

Hill, Mountain in Montgomeryshire

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Cefn Coch

Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir Credit: Dave Kelly

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.607837/-3.7507518 or Grid Reference SH8102. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
View from Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
View from Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Cefn Coch
Glyndwr's Way near Cefn Coch
Glyndwr's Way near Cefn Coch
Glyndwr's Way near Cefn Coch
Glyndwr's Way near Cefn Coch
Glyndwr's Way near Cefn Coch
Glyndwr's Way near Cemmaes Road
Glyndwr's Way near Cemmaes Road
Glyndwr's Way near Cemmaes Road
Glyndwr's Way near Cemmaes Road
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Cemmes Road railway station (site), Powys Opened in 1863 by the Newtown and Machynlleth Railway, which very soon became part of the Cambrian Railway empire, this station closed in 1965. It always used the English version of the nearby village name. View south west toward Machynlleth. The station building is still extant but hidden by the trees to the left of the line - see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5423127">SH8104 : Cemmes Road railway station (site), Powys</a>. The goods shed used to occupy the bare patch of land in the centre of the image.
Cemmes Road railway station (site), Powys
Opened in 1863 by the Newtown and Machynlleth Railway, which very soon became part of the Cambrian Railway empire, this station closed in 1965. It always used the English version of the nearby village name. View south west toward Machynlleth. The station building is still extant but hidden by the trees to the left of the line - see SH8104 : Cemmes Road railway station (site), Powys. The goods shed used to occupy the bare patch of land in the centre of the image.
View across the Dyfi valley towards Coed Mawr Seen from the railway just west of the former Cemaes Road station.
View across the Dyfi valley towards Coed Mawr
Seen from the railway just west of the former Cemaes Road station.
Cemmes Road railway station (site), Powys Opened in 1863 by the Newtown and Machynlleth Railway, which very soon became part of the Cambrian Railway empire, this station closed in 1965. It always used the English version of the nearby village name. View north east towards Llanbrynmair and Newtown.
Cemmes Road railway station (site), Powys
Opened in 1863 by the Newtown and Machynlleth Railway, which very soon became part of the Cambrian Railway empire, this station closed in 1965. It always used the English version of the nearby village name. View north east towards Llanbrynmair and Newtown.
The 'back' lane to Aberangell If travelling from here to Aberangell, travellers would probably be advised to use the main A470 road.
The 'back' lane to Aberangell
If travelling from here to Aberangell, travellers would probably be advised to use the main A470 road.
A view towards Cemmaes Road From the Dyfi Jubilee Bridge.
A view towards Cemmaes Road
From the Dyfi Jubilee Bridge.
Afon Dyfi A view downstream from the Jubilee Bridge.
Afon Dyfi
A view downstream from the Jubilee Bridge.
Private fishing Sign by the Dyfi Jubilee Bridge.
Private fishing
Sign by the Dyfi Jubilee Bridge.
Access to Afon Dyfi riverbank
Access to Afon Dyfi riverbank
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Cefn Coch is located at Grid Ref: SH8102 (Lat: 52.607837, Lng: -3.7507518)

Unitary Authority: Powys

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

Also known as: Ffridd Esgair-yr-owen

What 3 Words

///fuel.contemplate.droplet. Near Cwm-Llinau, Powys

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